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It's time for the 44th set of episodes from the No-Name Cinema Society, starting with the discussion of the new film - MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS, directed by and starring Kenneth Branagh. JB and Drunk Davie are back - along with another new member of the society. First aired on YouTube in November 2017.

Davie, Jim and JB conclude the 43rd set of episodes of The No-Name Cinema Society with the freeform segment aka The Society Sound Off. In today's #SoundOff, Davie has one of his patented diatribes, JB and Jim have a 2nd Run discussion of one of the 1966 films (WHAT DID YOU DO IN THE WAR, DADDY?) and JB counts down his Top 5 Counterculture films. Originally aired on YouTube November of 2017.

Davie may not love it when we do the classic musicals, but we know you guys do. Davie calls Uncle and taps out on this one as we add yet another NEW member to the The No-Name Cinema Society to join JB and Jim for this discussion of Milos Forman's 1979 film adaptation of the 60s Broadway classic. Originally aired on YouTube in November 2017.

Jim rejoins The No-Name Cinema Society as JB and Drunk Davie to continue to break down the best indies from 2012 (5 years ago). Tonight, they discuss RUBY SPARKS from the directors of LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE.

The No-Name Cinema Society is back and kicking off its 43rd set of episodes with a review of George Clooney's lastest directorial effort - SUBURBICON starring Matt Damon and Julianne Moore. One of the new members of the society joins JB & Drunk Davie to discuss this hot-button film. Originally aired on YouTube in November of 2017.

One of the biggest Sound Off's EVER! The boys have some announcements and surprises on this month's freeform segment which also includes recasting some of of the films from 1966 they wanted to remake AND JB's Top 5 films directed by stand-up comedians. First aired on YouTube in October of 2017.

J$ joins Davie and JB to discuss this obscure western celebrating its 50th Anniversary. WILL PENNY stars Charlton Heston, Donald Pleasance and Joan Hackett. The No-Name Cinema Society breaks it down in this week's #TNNCSClassic Movie Discussion. First aired on YouTube October 2018.

J$ is back temporarily with The No-Name Cinema Society to join the guys for this month's #IndieSpotlight, which is Mike Birbiglia's SLEEPWALK WITH ME from 2012, a sweet, comic autobiographical film about his bout with a sleep disorder. See what the boys have to say. First aired on YouTube in October of 2017.

JB and Drunk Davie of The No-Name Cinema Society share their thoughts on THE KINGSMAN sequel and will even try to sneak in a quick discussion of Darren Aronofsky's latest, MOTHER. Originally aired on YouTube September 2017.

Hey everybody! You guys are starting to love our freeform segment here at The No-Name Cinema Society. This week, it features JB's report on his trip to the TCM Film Festival in April, a 2nd Run film from that fest and all three members count down the Top 5 Films they reviewed on the show in 2016. Fireworks could ensue... Originally aired on YouTube August of 2017.

It's time for The No-Name Cinema Society to tackle one of the supposedly greatest movies ever made - CASABLANCA. Check out this in-depth discussion as the guys try to shed new light on this #TNNCSClassic. Originally aired on YouTube in August of 2017.

This week's #IndieSpotlight is the sci-fi-ish indie THE SOUND OF MY VOICE, also from 2012. Since The No-Name Cinema Society is essentially a cult anyway, this movie is the perfect indie for them to dissect. Originally aired on YouTube August of 2017.

We told you we'd be back soon! The No-Name Cinema Society reconvenes to discuss the current release ATOMIC BLONDE, starring Charlize Theron and directed by David Leitch. JB, J$ and Drunk Davie dive in to this film head first and unpack all its twists and turns. Originally aired on YouTube August 2017.

The increasingly popular freeform segment of The No-Name Cinema Society is the #SoundOff. This Sound Off features the first ever script review (of a film yet to be completed), a Tweet Beat related to our 1966 in Review special and piggybacking off of that, the boys reveal each of their Top 5 films from 1966. Originally aired on YouTube in July 2017.

The No-Name Cinema Society is back with their 40th Classic Movie Discussion, this time tackling the Disney classic live-action film MARY POPPINS, starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke. The best part is - J$ and Drunk Davie have never seen it before! Originally aired on YouTube in July 2017.