Until Dawn (2025) Movie Review: This Is Garbage... And I Love It

🎬 Until Dawn (2025) Movie Review | Passionate Horror Garbage or Hidden Gem? 🎬 Welcome to our full Until Dawn review! In this episode, we dive deep into the new Until Dawn movie — a wild, messy, and passionate horror movie that's somehow both garbage and lovable. If you're curious whether Until Dawn is worth your time, our detailed Until Dawn movie review covers it all. We talk about the story, the direction, the performances, and why the Until Dawn horror movie stands out — even if it's a glorious mess. This new 2025 horror film brings a lot of passion (and chaos) to the screen, and our honest Until Dawn review pulls no punches. Whether you're a hardcore horror fan, a lover of bad horror movies, or just looking for your next horror film to watch, this Until Dawn (2025) breakdown has you covered. Expect plenty of laughs, real talk, and brutally honest opinions. 👉 If you enjoyed our Until Dawn movie review and love discovering new horror movies, don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! #UntilDawn #UntilDawnMovie #UntilDawnReview #HorrorMovie #NewHorrorMovie #HorrorReview

🎬 Sinners Movie Review – Overhyped and Unfocused? Full Analysis Inside Everyone’s singing the praises of Sinners — but does it really deserve the hype? In this deep dive, we break down the story, themes, and structure of the film, and explain why I found it ultimately unfocused, uneven, and overrated, even when my co-host loved it. While the movie tries to say something profound, it ends up drowning in its own ambition. This isn’t just another surface-level review — it’s an honest critique of a film that many seem too quick to call a masterpiece. If you’re looking for a Sinners movie explained type breakdown, or a detailed analysis of the film’s themes and storytelling, this is it. I explore what the movie gets wrong, where it loses focus, and why the praise may be more about style than substance. Whether you loved it or hated it, this breakdown might make you see Sinners in a different light. f you agree, disagree, or just feel confused by the movie, let me know in the comments — let’s talk about it.  

Rami Malek goes sicko mode in the new Spy thriller The Amateur. Is this Mr Robot meets John Wick, or just John Wick with tech support? Laurence Fishburne kicks ass and John Bernthal is in the movie for literally three minutes while Rami Malek tries his hardest to break his typecasting curse. We break down the film's plot, tone, action, and whether or not Rami Malek should ever hold a gun on screen again. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/DontMakeAScene and get access to hundreds of hours of exclusive content, including exclusive episodes, commentary tracks and exclusive videos. Support independent podcasting! MORE LINKS HERE: https://linktr.ee/Pleasedontmakeascene

We review A Minecraft Movie—the long-awaited, blocky adventure based on the iconic video game. Is it fun, frustrating, or just forgettable? In this episode, we dive into the film's story, structure, and style, breaking down what worked (surprisingly) and what didn’t. While critics are calling it a disaster, we think there’s more to it than just bad jokes and pixel nostalgia. Sure, it's clunky, chaotic, and clearly made for kids, but it also has a weird charm we can’t fully dismiss. If you're curious whether this movie is worth watching, worth skipping, or worth mocking, we've got you covered. Whether you're a Minecraft fan or just here for the chaos, this episode is for you. 👉 If you enjoyed this, consider liking, subscribing, or leaving a comment telling us why we’re wrong. It helps more than you’d think and makes us feel slightly less like we’re screaming into the void.

Faith, fear, and control—Heretic weaves them all together in a tense, psychological horror that lingers long after the credits roll. In this episode, we break down the film’s unsettling atmosphere, its exploration of belief and manipulation, and how it challenges the idea of free will. Is faith a source of strength, or a tool for control? Let’s dive into the horror, the philosophy, and the dread. What did Heretic leave you thinking about? Was it a chilling horror story, or something deeper? Let us know your thoughts in the comments! And if you enjoyed this breakdown, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share—it helps more than you know. New episodes every week, so stay tuned!

After years of re-shoots, drama and controversy, Snow white is finally here! Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot does their very best to carry this trainwreck and surprisingly it succeeds. Some people will probably still hate this, but for some (i.e me) this was actually a wonderfully quaint fairy tale adventure with very strong character building and a strong message of non violence and kindness. We discuss the emotional highs and the stunning resolution that brought us to tears. Plus, we explore the film's decision to avoid the typical "girl boss" tropes, keeping Snow White strong without sacrificing her vulnerability. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to rate and review! Your feedback helps us reach more movie lovers just like you. #SnowWhite #MovieReview #DisneyMovies #MoviePodcast

Mickey 17 is Bong Joon-ho’s latest sci-fi film, but does his social commentary hit too hard? In this review, I break down why Mickey 17 feels like a sledgehammer when it comes to its message. While Bong Joon-ho is undeniably a skilled filmmaker, his approach to social themes often feels blunt and pandering—and Mickey 17 is no exception. Does the film’s technical brilliance outweigh its heavy-handed messaging? Or is Bong Joon-ho repeating the same overly obvious themes from Parasite and Snowpiercer? Let’s talk about it.   🔴 Do you think Bong Joon-ho’s social commentary is too on-the-nose? Drop a comment below!   🔹 More reviews you’ll like: 🎥 https://youtu.be/I0HFnstU4r4 🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kI60IsolAYs   🔹 Follow me for more: 🐦 Twitter: https://x.com/The_Spoilercast 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thespoilercast/ 🔹 Subscribe for more movie reviews & analysis: https://www.youtube.com/@UCU7d-cNqgNrwf7Hcj4F9_kw

The Gorge" is a surprisingly great action movie that no one will ever watch. Despite being directed by Scott Derrickson (Doctor Strange, The Black Phone), starring Anya Taylor-Joy (The Queen’s Gambit, Furiosa) and Trent Reznor composing the score, this film has been completely buried by the endless flood of streaming content. With insane action, fun characters, and a solid story, this would have been a must-watch blockbuster about 20 years ago—but now barely anyone even knows it exists. Why? Because streaming platforms don’t care. If a movie isn’t part of an established franchise, it gets dumped with zero promotion. This is exactly what’s wrong with modern Hollywood. Great original movies like The Gorge don’t stand a chance against Marvel, Star Wars, and endless reboots. Will this movie be forgotten before it even releases? Let’s talk about it. LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into movies that deserve better!

It's finally here!!! The 2025 Spoiler awards is back. The stars have gathered for a night of cinema and jubilation. We will celebrate some of the best movies of last year and have a gay old time. JOIN US!!!!   Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/DontMakeAScene and get access to hundreds of hours of exclusive content, including exclusive episodes, commentary tracks and exclusive videos. Support independent podcasting! MORE LINKS HERE: https://linktr.ee/Pleasedontmakeascene

The controversial film Babygirl challenges conventional narratives around consensual female submission, power dynamics, and fetishism. But does it succeed in exploring these themes with depth, or does it fall into exploitation? In this analysis, we break down the film’s complex psychological layers, its portrayal of desire and agency, and the blurred lines between control and consent. Whether you loved or hated it, Babygirl sparks intense debate—and we’re here to unpack it all.