A Cinema Spin Random Review: Slaughterhouse-Five (1972)

Time to go back to the 1960's yet again. This time we have a full review of a comedy classic? The Odd Couple from 1968.

This is the final episode in our series on the Nuclear Panic films of the 1980's. 1983's Testament is the topic for this episode and I must say this one hits a bit different and has a unique take on the same old point. Nuclear war of course would be horrible. Thanks everyone for listening.

The boys are back from a summer hiatus to bring you a brand new random review. This time Jason and Matt take a look at The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford from 2007. Thanks for listening.

Welcome to part three on our series on The Films of the 1980's Nuclear Panic. This time we take a look at the Canadian production Countdown to Looking Glass (1984)

Jason and Matt are back with another random review. This times is Less Than Zero from 1987.

Movies do not get much bigger than this these days! Jason and Matt take a look at the latest film from renowned director Christopher Nolan, Oppenheimer.

Another week, another random review. This time we take a look at Slaughterhouse-Five from 1972.

2nd in our series on the Films of the 1980's Nuclear Panic is Threads. Threads was produced in 1984 as kind of the British answer to America's The Day After (1983). Lets just say this, they went darker with it. Thanks for listening everyone and we appreciate you all.

Jason and Matt are back for yet another random review. This time its 1983's Deathstalker.

Jason and Matt start a new series that examines the 1980's nuclear panic and the films that spawned from it. First stop, The Day After, which was presented by CBS over two nights in November 1983.