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Our Score - 4.34/10 (D-) Rotten Tomatoes - 85% IMDB - 5/10

Chosen By: Matt McNeal

The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster (2023) has some solid ideas and, but it fails to blend those ideas with the story, creating a confusing an uninspired letdown. That being said, director Bomani Story and lead actress Laya DeLeon Hayes are poised for big things in the future.

Our Score - 6.83/10 (C+) Rotten Tomatoes - 94% IMDB - 6.9/10

Chosen By: Steve Rushlau

Sisu is heavy on action and gore and, for the right audience, it will be a blast. Those looking for anything even remotely close to plausibility, however, will come away disappointed.

Our Score - 8.63/10 (A-) Rotten Tomatoes - 83% IMDB - 7.5/10

Chosen By: Nate Dudley

WE'RE BACK!! We've been away for a long while, but we're back and better than ever. . . or at least just as good. . . or maybe we've got some rust to shake off! You decide. Regardless, kick back and enjoy our review and discussion of Guy Ritchie's The Covenant (2023).

We've got a special episode for you as Aaron, Matt, Shane and Steve bring you their ten favorite movies of 2022. It was a solid year for movies, so we undoubtedly left some of your favorites off the list. Give it a listen and let us know your thoughts. What did we get right? What did we get completely wrong? What is your Top 10 of 2022 list? Let us know your thoughts right there on our home page!

Our Score - 8.42/10 (B+)     Rotten Tomatoes - 54%     IMDB - 7.3/10

Chosen By: Steve Rushlau

Fantastic performances from the incredible cast, witty dialogue, and the overall fun vibe of 'Bullet Train' make it one our most enjoyable viewings of 2022. Because it's an action movie, Aaron Taylor-Johnson won't get any recognition for his performance, but it is truly one of the best of the year. 

Our Score - 4.34/10 (D-)     Rotten Tomatoes - 36%     IMDB - 4.9/10

Chosen By: Nate Dudley

There's no arguing how terrible this movie is. It's a nonsense plot with ridiculous writing, horrible writing and bad acting throughout. Somehow, though, we didn't absolutely hate it. It entertained us in the way that only truly horrendous movies can.