No Sudden Move

After a LONG layoff, WE ARE BACK! This time we are drafting our favorite basketball films!

As the Shady Siders look to end the curse once and for all, we look to end our coverage of the awesome Netflix trilogy that swept the nation this summer!

Part Two of the Fear Street trilogy has us going back in time to 1978. Hear what Elliott, Slate, and Brandi have to say about this summer camp slasher that is the pivotal to the Fear Street Franchise

It's 1978 and The Rolling Stones are trying to find a new sound. Disco and Punk Rock is taking over and the band hasn't had a crictically accepted album in the last few years. This album marks the turning point for The Rolling Stones. Hear what The Pod Squad has to say about the most succesful Stones album in the band's history.

It's new, but it's old! The B side of this podcast has The Pod Squad giving their opinions on the first film in the Netflix Fear Street Slasher series inspired by the R.L. Stine books

The A Side of this weeks podcast has the crew reviewing Bush's debut album Sixteen Stone which dropped in 1994 to go along with the film that the gang breaks down on the B side of the podcast, Fear Street Part One 1994

This week the Pod Squad is here to give your their thoughts on the star studded ensemble heist film No Sudden Move from HBO Max

"It's the little things that get you caught" and its The Little Things that have us talking in this weeks episode. This time around we review the HBO Max movie The Little Things, that sparked some internet controversy based off mixed reviews and multiple theories that has been thrown out into the universe that surrounds this murder mystery crime thriller starring Denzel Washington, Rami Malek, and Jared Leto

Just like Ed and Lorraine Warren, we are back for the third installment of the Conjuring film franchise! It's been way too long, but we have finally gotten the Pod Squad back together to talk about their thoughts on the newest Conjuring film, the Conjuring Universe as it stands, and some spiritual belief discussion thrown around as well!

In the second installment of our random film challenge, Brandi Slate, and Eliott tackle one of the biggest questions in film history. Is Casablanca the greatest film of all time?