Nothing But Reel Reviews & More

In this week's listener request, we bring you Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind. Although it has not been confirmed, this flick is the film adaptation of Chuck Barris' memoir in which he says he was a CIA operative and hitman, while hosting and creating several game shows. The film stars several big names, including Sam Rockwell, George Clooney, and Drew Barrymore to name a few, but none of them are on Rockwell's level during this amazing performance. Check out this episode to get our full thoughts on the film! Be sure to check out last week's episodes of NBRR&M as they were total gems! As always, spoilers ahead.

Better late than never! The podcast the world has been waiting for is finally here, a review of the Philip K. Dick novel turned Spielberg classic, Minority Report. Starring Tom Cruise and Colin Farrell, this masterpiece is set in a world in which murders can be predicted and stopped before they happen. However, when crime-prevention Detective John Anderton, played by Tom Cruise, is put in the middle of a murder plot, things only get more interesting. Tune in to this episode to find out what we thought of this flick, and check out all of our other episodes! As always, spoilers ahead.

YES! The hotly anticipated review of Fast Five! It has been a long time coming, and damn are we glad it's here! Join us as we dive deep into this mess of an action flick that stars Paul Walker, Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson, and Ludacris, just to name a few. We're not even going to waste your time by explaining the film, because if you're not familiar with the Fast & Furious franchise, you must be living under a rock. Definitely check out this episode and all of our others, but beware, spoilers ahead. Also, if you have not already checked out Full Hard Podcast you definitely need to hop on that train as well! This past week, NBRR&M host Mike Lucas joined Josh and JJ from Full Hard to discuss films and do a little trivia! Full Hard is a weekly show of smart-ass commentary on pop-culture, politics, and pretty much everything else! Find them at fullhardpodcast.com.

We're all up for films being new and different, but It Follows might have taken that to another level. In what is "best" described as an std demon, It Follows has exactly this, and for some reason it works! The film as a whole, not the demon. This week we broke down a film of this horror film, and gave it surprisingly good scores. Be sure to check out this episode, and all of our other NBRR&M episodes. Just a friendly heads-up, spoilers ahead.

In a NBRR&M first, we decide to review the review of an awful, awful movie. That's right, we are reviewing a film from Mystery Science Theater 3000! And boy was this one a stinker! Although MST3K are intentionally awful movies, this one may take the cake. Not even witty banter or small side scenes could save this one. Check out this episode to get the full scoop on how bad Space Mutiny really is. Also, we are now on Stitcher! Yaaaaaaay!

Hell yeah we're talking about Keanu this week, but we're not reviewing The Matrix or Speed. No, we're actually reviewing Keanu. As in the Key and Peele film about the super cute and cuddly cat named Keanu. Check us out this week as we break down what makes the TV series turned movie-spectacular successful, and how it falls flat. Listen to this, and all of our other episodes and let us know what you think by sending us an email to lethargicmedia@gmail.com! Spoilers Ahead!

Nothing says Monday like a listener request episode of NBRR&M! Let's kick in this work-week with the sounds of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. This film stars many recognizable faces, but just few recognizable names (aside from Jason Statham who does a disappointing amount of backflips in this flick.) Although many consider this crime-comedy a solid piece, it left some of our reviewers feeling not the same. Check out this episode of NBRR&M, as always spoilers ahead! Also, send us an email at lethargicmedia@gmail.com and let us know what you think of the show!

Whether it was initially intended to be part of the Cloverfield franchise or not, 10 Cloverfield Lane is still part of the same universe. This week we here at NBRR&M broke down 10 Cloverfield Lane. In this film you get exceptional acting from John Goodman, along with an extremely interesting storyline! But don't take this text box's word for it, check out our full audio version of the review! (I mean that's why you came to this page anyway.) As always, spoilers ahead!

Not gonna lie, this episode is pretty dope. This week we dove into a hotly anticipated viewer request, Dope. The film stars several no names, with ASAP Rocky, a rapper, being the biggest on the sheet. When Malcolm gets stuck selling drugs to make his way into Harvard (totally makes more sense in the context of the film) wacky antics ensue. Check out this episode, every other episode, and Dope!

The Fountain, an extremely emotionally touching movie. That is of course if you have a soul. We break down Hugh Jackman's amazing acting, as well as all of the key components on what makes The Fountain the movie it is. Also, we break down the totally ambiguous ending to help you think about it yourself! Be sure to check out this episode, and every other episode of NBRR&M.

What on Earth could possibly be better than a movie starring two of the world's best actors? A movie review podcast reviewing that movie, that's what! This week we dive deep into The Revenant. Starring Leonardo Dicaprio and Tom Hardy, this Alejandro Inarittu film is about Hugh Glass, an 1820s trapper who is seeking vengeance on a member of his hunting party after being left for dead. The film won multiple Oscars, including Leo's first. Check out this episode, as well as all of our others! Spoilers ahead.

WEEEEEEE'RRREEEE BAAAAAACCCCKKKK! Sorry for such a long hiatus; vacations had to take place. Regardless, we bring you an excellent review of the Christopher Nolan masterpiece Memento. As always, we fill this episode with plenty terrible jokes, Bane impressions, but most importantly just amazingness in general. My description writing skills may have dropped off a bit since the last time I had to write one of these. Only a few people actually read this before actually clicking on the episode anyway. Enjoy the content! As always, spoilers may lie ahead. (They do.)

Not quite black, yet not quite white, this week we reviewed The Grey. Starring Liam Neeson, who's commonly referred to as "One Of The Most BA Old Guys Ever," this film takes place in the mighty tundra where our lead actor has to fight off dozens of hungry wolves. Awesome stuff. Check out this episode to get our full thoughts on this flick, as well as a new segment we introduced known as "We Were Gonna Give You A Gem Of The Week, However We Decided To Ramble About Star Wars For 20 Minutes." Look for more of those segments in the future. Also, savor this episode as we are taking a few weeks off to pursue vacations! Re-listen to our other episodes in the meantime, and be sure to send us an email at lethargicmedia@gmail.com!

Kevin Spacey is a good actor, and we learned that this week. Well we already knew that, but I guess we re-learned it. In what movie does he act goodly? The Usual Suspects, which by no coincidence is the listener request this week and the review attached to this description! Check out our review of the 1995 film that's led by Spacey and the chinless Stephen Baldwin.. among other people. This is an episode you won't want to miss. Heads up: We spoil the heck out of this movie, so if you have yet to see it, refrain from listening to the whole episode.

We're back at it again, and we're not obeying any rules. Perhaps you could say we are... Lawless? Around these parts we do enjoy our fair share of puns, that's for sure. That last sentence was a little more Western than I intended. Hot dang... where was I? Right. Lawless. Movie Review. This week we watched Lawless, the "based on true events" film about moonshining-bootleggers from the prohibition era. It has a star-studded cast in Tom Hardy, Jason Clarke, Shia Labeouf, Jessica Chastain, and Guy Pearce, along with a brief appearance by Gary Oldman. Wow. Lotta names there. Check out this episode to find out what we thought of this 1930s piece!

Nothing says "Puritan family gets destroyed by a witch in the woods" like the 2015 film The Witch. Oddly specific, I know. In any case, this week we reviewed The Witch, and spoiler alert, many of us found it very satisfying. Although it may not be full of jump-scares and shaky-cam horror, The Witch is a very methodical and slow-burning horror-thriller that may be ushering in a new era of horror films. Check out our full review of The Witch to see what we thought about this relatively low budget "masterpiece."

Now days, there aren't many more recognizable pop-culture masks than that of Guy Fawkes. And almost synonymous, as well as Anonymous, with the mask is the film V For Vendetta. The 2005 feature stars Hugo Weaving alongside Natalie Portman in this futuristic action-drama. Check out this episode to get our full thoughts on the episode, as well as your daily dose of tangents! Also, do you have a movie request? Send us an email at lethargicmedia@gmail.com

What better fit for the beginning of summer, than a movie titled One Crazy Summer?? Our podcast is back this week with our usual silly antics reviewing the 1986 comedy that probably influenced all of the antics we do! This non-traditional spoof stars a young John Cusack alongside Demi Moore as they team-up to stop the evil Ted from winning the regatta. This gem-worthy flick is better than it sounds! Check out this episode to get the full scoop!

Sean Connery apparently has unlimited acting range. In this week's reviewer pick, The Hunt For Red October, he plays a Soviet submarine captain who is Lithuanian, but clearly has Scottish accent the entire film. Talk about acting! Check out this review to get our exact thoughts on what made The Hunt For Red October so... we're not even gonna fill in the blank there. Listen to find out what we thought!

Sicario, a story about Mexican drug cartel and US FBI/CIA operations, can be summed up in many ways. Here at NBRR&M we like to go with the phrase "something to be desired" or "didn't live up to the potential." Now we're not saying it was awful, but it could've been better in so many ways. Find out our full thoughts on Sicario, which has a star studded cast that includes Benicio Del Toro, Josh Brolin, and Emily Blunt.