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Four friends really love movies, and they talk about them. 

  1. Outland (1981) Directed by Peter Hyams

    DEC 16

    Outland (1981) Directed by Peter Hyams

    The gang delves into the secret Alien sequel, which pits good-cop Sean Connery against the forces of space exploitation. Just in time for the 4K release! We made it happen, we swear! Support the show Email Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com

    1h 56m
  2. Stationed at Home With Writer/Director Daniel V. Masciari

    DEC 2

    Stationed at Home With Writer/Director Daniel V. Masciari

    This week on CRB we welcome our first guest! We sat down with the director of the 2025 indie film Stationed at Home to take a look into his process, the making-of, and our shared love of movies. Plus, a bit of catch-up as the crew hasn't recorded in a while.  Support the show Email Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com

    1h 52m
  3. Meteor (1979) Directed by Ronald Neame

    NOV 18

    Meteor (1979) Directed by Ronald Neame

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    2h 5m
  4. The Man Who Would Be King (1975) Directed by John Huston

    NOV 4

    The Man Who Would Be King (1975) Directed by John Huston

    It's Connuary! Our Sean Connery mini-series commences with the 1975 adventure classic, inspired by Rudyard Kipling's 1888 novella. A film that could have easily become a culturally insensitive period piece has, instead, proven its enduring quality as a tale of brotherly love and adventure. We were all pleasantly surprised by our enjoyment of this episode, which also marks the inaugural episode of CRB Trivia! The upcoming series will be determined through a film-related question gauntlet, assuming Travis doesn't eliminate John beforehand... Support the show Email Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com

    2h 6m
  5. The Hunt for Red October (1990) Directed by John McTiernan

    OCT 15

    The Hunt for Red October (1990) Directed by John McTiernan

    This week: It is Into the Clancy-verse with 1990's stellar political thriller The Hunt for Red October. The Bunch breaks down the real political tension of the time, the source material, the creatives behind this remarkable adaptation, and, of course, Sean Connery's hair. John McTiernan had a hell of a run during the peak of his career, but is Red October his best? Time to find out... John’s Official Clancy Reading Order: 1: Without Remorse (1993)       2: Patriot Games (1987)              3: Red Rabbit (2002)    4: The Hunt for Red October (1984) 5: The Cardinal of the Kremlin (1988) 6: Clear and Present Danger (1989) 7: The Sum of All Fears (1991)  8: Debt of Honor (1994) 9: Executive Orders (1996) 10: Rainbow Six (1998)  11: The Bear and the Dragon  (2000) 12: The Teeth of the Tiger (2003) Support the show Email Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com

    2h 9m
  6. Highlander (1986) Directed by Russell Mulcahy

    SEP 30

    Highlander (1986) Directed by Russell Mulcahy

    In 1986, the world was introduced to Connor MacLeod, and it was never the same since. What was initially a novel concept for a schlocky, mid-80s action film was eventually expanded into a full-on franchise, with multiple sequels and even a six-season TV series. Today, we're not worrying about all that. We delved into the original film, examining its blemishes, continuity errors, and delightful charm.  Just as we get the news of Henry Cavill being injured during the production of Chad Stahelski's Highlander reboot, the Cinema Roast Bunch takes on their biggest challenge yet: fraught with similar (but less severe) difficulties, this episode marks our first recording loss, forcing us to pick up where we left off and finish the episode a bit less fresh. Please excuse the certainly jarring cut in the middle, but enjoy our dive into the world of immortals.   Support the show Email Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com

    2h 53m
  7. The Nice Guys (2016) Directed by Shane Black

    SEP 9

    The Nice Guys (2016) Directed by Shane Black

    Our Black Christmas journey comes to an end with a (kiss kiss) bang! What should have been an instant classic, 2016's The Nice Guys is instead capping off the Cinema Roast Bunch's look at the directorial work of writer/director Shane Black. As we delved deep into the film, trying our best to recap and do it justice, our appreciation only grew. Lightning in a bottle, this. Just a shame he never directed anything after this one...  Support the show Email Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com

    1h 53m
  8. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005) Directed by Shane Black

    AUG 26

    Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005) Directed by Shane Black

    Black Christmas is approaching its peak with a look at the hysterical 2005 murder/mystery that put Robert Downey Jr. back on the map and graced us with perhaps the best performance of Val Kilmer's career. This raucous, vulgar, and hysterical romp through the crime and snark-ridden streets of 2005 LA is as delightful as it is sharp. If that wasn't enough, breaking down the film's central mystery may be our biggest challenge yet. Reattach your finger and hit play.  Support the show Email Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com

    1h 52m
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