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This we our hosts dissect the new Richard Linklater film, starring Glen Powell, "Hit Man". You can watch it on Netflix.

Josh and Jade also discuss the annoucement of Suzanne Collins new Hunger Game book and 5th movie in the Hunger Games franchise. And Glen Powell is trying to make a Captain Planet movie happen with Leo Dicaprio.

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Up this week Josh and Jade are back from vacation with lots to discuss. Up first, a in-depth review of JLo's new sci-fi thriller, Atlas. The film dives into a future where AI has rebelled against humans and only one woman working with a robot can save humanity. Atlas is streaming now on Netflix. Our hosts also discuss the now infamous carriage scene in Bridgerton Season 3, part 1 and the marketing genius that is Ryan Reynolds as it relates to the new Deadpool Wolverine popcorn bucket.

It's a packed episode, so click play and enjoy.

Jade and Josh discuss their top 10 favorite prequel movies, a topic far more difficult than anticipated, and hear us debate what exactly makes a prequel?

Josh and Jade are traveling this week, so they break down their top 10 favorite post-apocalyptic movies and tv shows. And no, we promise they’re not all zombies (sort-of).

This week on the show, Josh and Jade discuss the morally questionable documentary, The Contestant. The Contestant is a British documentary film directed by Clair Titley. It tells the story of Tomoaki Hamatsu, better known as Nasubi (なすび, "Eggplant"), as he starred in a 1998 Japanese reality TV show Susunu! Denpa Shōnen, or My Life in Prizes. They also discuss John Malkovich joining the cast of the new Fantastic Four film, and the newly announced Riddick: Fuyra, the fourth film in the Riddick franchise. Tune in for some great insight.

In this episode of Our Taste is Trash, hosts Josh and Jade dive deep into the layers of "American Fiction," the acclaimed black comedy-drama that's been making waves since its release. Directed by Cord Jefferson and featuring a stellar cast including Jeffrey Wright, Tracee Ellis Ross, Issa Rae, and Sterling K. Brown.
The hosts explore the film's premise, following the journey of Thelonious "Monk" Ellison, a novelist-professor whose satirical take on stereotypical "Black" literature unexpectedly catapults him to fame and scrutiny.
But the episode doesn't stop there. Josh and Jade also weigh in on the latest industry news, from Dan Schneider's lawsuit against "Quiet on the Set" to the trailer release of "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga."
Tune in to Our Taste is Trash for a thought-provoking discussion on "American Fiction".