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We are packed to the brim this week! First up, we're unpacking our raw reactions to the fresh 78th Emmy Nominations—including The Pitt and Hacks dominating the board. Then, it's review time. We dive deep into Steven Spielberg's sci-fi thriller Disclosure Day, André Øvredal's highway horror Passenger, and the campy, unexpected live-action adaptation of Masters of the Universe. Plus, we're laughing (and cringing) through our thoughts on Jackass: Best and Last. Stick around for the latest movie news, rumors, and everything else we loved (and not so much loved) in entertainment this week!

Introducing Why Is America Different Than Every Other Country When It Comes to Guns? from The Oprah Podcast. Follow the show: The Oprah Podcast BUY THE BOOK!  The American Way of Killing by Malcolm Gladwell ⁠https://amzn.to/4jvQMuE⁠  Malcolm Gladwell - one of America’s foremost thought leaders - examines our country’s obsession with guns and the devastating toll gun violence has taken on our communities. In his new book, The American Way of Killing: The Invention of an Epidemic, Malcolm challenges some of our most deeply held beliefs about American gun violence: what we’re missing about the root cause of most violence, how modern medicine is obscuring the reality of the problem, why the answer might be more police—not less—and how we’ve lost sight of the historical context surrounding the Second Amendment. Oprah and Malcolm speak with a Chicago based E.R. doctor who lost 15 close friends and family members to gun violence. He teaches students as young as fourth grade how to treat a gunshot wound. This episode also offers some common sense solutions to a seemingly intractable problem. 00:00:00 - Welcome Malcolm Gladwell, author of “The American Way of Killing” 00:04:20 - European vs. American police 00:08:50 - Stats around more police 00:09:50 - Malcolm’s experience with guns 00:13:30 - Welcome Dr. Pratt 00:16:33 - Talking to kids about gun violence 00:19:15 - Changing gun violence 00:21:00 - Treating gun shot wounds 00:25:13 - The 2nd amendment 00:29:00 - Crime vs. violence 00:33:45 - Instrumental vs. expressive violence 00:40:00 - Are we learning from our mistakes? 00:43:00 - The gun problem is not unsolvable Follow Oprah Winfrey on Social: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/oprahpodcast/⁠⁠ https://www.facebook.com/oprahwinfrey/ DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to [email protected].

We are packed to the brim with massive cinematic drops on this week's episode of FaveFilm Podcast! First up, we hit the movie news desk to break down the latest headlines making waves across the industry. Then, we dive deep into our feature reviews for the week: The Mandalorian & Grogu: Mando and baby Grogu have finally made their giant leap from Disney+ to the multiplex. Does Jon Favreau's big-screen Star Wars transition deliver the theatrical magic we've been waiting for, or does it feel like a stretched-out TV episode? Backrooms: A24 and Kane Parsons have officially brought the internet's favorite liminal creepypasta space to theaters. We discuss if this sci-fi horror expansion successfully traps you in its endless corridors or if the concept wears thin. Obsession: We break down Blumhouse and Curry Barker's latest sinister psychological thriller. Did the "One Wish Willow" deliver a horror hit, or did it miss the mark? Grab your popcorn, hit play, and don't forget to subscribe and leave us a review!

In this episode of the FaveFilm Podcast, we dive into one of the biggest questions of the current awards conversation: is Timothée Chalamet's Oscar campaign losing momentum? With the race heating up, we break down the latest buzz, shifting narratives, and what it could mean as the season unfolds. We also take a look at several films that have caught our attention recently, including No Other Choice, Wuthering Heights, Marty Supreme, Sentimental Value, The Smashing Machine, and A Man Called Otto. From festival buzz and upcoming releases to revisiting recent favorites, we share our thoughts on what works, what surprises us, and which titles might stick around in the film conversation. As always, we wrap things up with movie news, reactions, and the kind of film talk you'd expect from two movie fans who can't stop watching and debating what's on screen. If you love staying on top of movie buzz, awards chatter, and discovering films to add to your watchlist, this episode has you covered.

🎬 FaveFilm Podcast is back with a jam-packed episode as we dive headfirst into awards season. This week, we pay tribute to the late, great Catherine O'Hara, and preview the upcoming Oscars, breaking down the big contenders and surprises. Plus, we review a bold and eclectic slate of films: Frankenstein – a fresh take on a timeless monster Train Dreams – a haunting, lyrical meditation on memory and isolation If I Had Legs I'd Kick You – raw, uncomfortable, and impossible to ignore Pike River – a powerful and sobering true story that hits hard Whether you're chasing Oscar buzz or looking for your next must-watch, this episode has you covered. 🎥🍿

On this episode of FaveFilm Podcast, we dive into all the latest movie chatter! We break down the highlights and surprises from the Golden Globes, reveal who's currently the highest-grossing actor in the world, and share our thoughts on the movies we've been watching lately — including Hamnet and 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. From awards season drama to fresh film reviews, it's packed with opinions, debates, and plenty of movie love. Grab your popcorn and join the conversation! 🍿🎥

It's a year-end blowout on the FaveFilm Podcast! In this episode, we break down 2025 in film with the biggest movie news of the year, reveal our Top 10 Movies of 2025, and debate the hits, surprises, and letdowns that defined the cinematic landscape. Plus, we look ahead to 2026 and talk about the upcoming releases we're most excited for. Whether you're a casual moviegoer or a full-on film nerd, this is the perfect way to wrap up the movie year. 🍿🎥

It's so good to be back, movie lovers! It's a new year, and awards season is in full gear. We review the 2025 nominations and recap some of the films we saw over the winter break. We also give an in-depth review of Robert Eggars' new masterpiece, "Nosferatu." All this, plus a gander at the latest offerings from the small screen and a fun little announcement about Leasha's recent game show adventure.

Alright, movie lovers, spooky season may be coming to a close, but we've had plenty of chills! We review Smile 2 and the many scary offerings we consumed from Shudder and Max. Plus, we'll have reviews of other non-horror films Piece by Piece and Saturday Night and we'll discuss a couple of true crime streaming docuseries. All this and the latest movie news. Tune in....IF YOU DARE!

Read 'em their rights, movie lovers! We're back with another deep dive episode, this time taking a look at one of our favorite 1980s comedies, "Dragnet." This 1987 buddy cop comedy is full of things that make us giggle, such as Dan Aykroyd's amazingly square Joe Friday characterization, Tom Hanks' effortless (and award worthy?) performance as Pep Streebeck, Christopher Plummer's delicious villanous turn, Dabney Coleman's lisp and, of course, vibrator repair. Come along as LAPD's finest battle the PAGANs in the City of Crime.

On this week's episode of FaveFilm Weekly we give you our impressions of the much anticipated "Joker: Folie à Deux," talk about Francis Ford Coppola's huge movie gamble "Megalopolis, " the week's movie headlines, and also what we have been watching.

We're back with another discussion of the week in movies. We review "The Substance," one of the most mind-blowing films of the year. Plus, we talk about the challenges of Francis Ford Coppola's passion project "Megalopolis" and the controversy behind Emerald Fennell's planned adaptation of Wuthering Heights.

Hey, movie lovers! It's time for another installment of "FaveFilm Weekly." We'll breakdown the movie news, including the fallout of the Pixar layoffs, reboots we don't want, and what we think of Roland Emmerich's proposed "Lawrence of Arabia" TV series. Plus, we'll talk about what we've been watching lately, including the remake of the Danish thriller "Speak No Evil." Tune in for another lively chat with us!

In the first episode of FaveFilm Weekly we discuss remakes, reboots, and sequels on the heels of the release of "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," and we catch up on the movies and TV shows we've been watching lately.

We're back, movie lovers! For this episode, we revisit the cult classic 90s ultra-violent love story, True Romance. We'll discuss the whirlwind relationship of Clarence and Alabama, the "Sicilian" showdown between Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken, the lunacy of Drexel, the roller coaster drama, the advice from Elvis, and more. This is a genre-bending, wild ride not for the faint of heart! **LANGUAGE WARNING: Some clips are played in their original form with strong language/racial slurs. All clips are copyright Warner Bros Pictures.