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This week on The Reel Rundown, Bruno and Pedro dig into two of the most talked-about titles in film and TV right now: Netflix’s The Rip and HBO’s upcoming Game of Thrones prequel, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

The conversation kicks off with a quick look at how AI tools are reshaping content creation for podcasters and creatives, before shifting into a packed week at the movies — including reactions to Marty Supreme, the brutal sequel Bone Temple, and the Brazilian political thriller The Secret Agent.

Bruno and Pedro then zero in on The Rip, sharing honest first impressions and why the film didn’t quite land despite its high-profile cast. They wrap with expectations and cautious optimism around A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, discussing what it could mean for the future of the Game of Thrones universe.

In this episode, Bruno Silva and Pedro bounce from awards season fatigue to one of the most anxiety-inducing TV premieres in recent memory. They unpack A24’s renewed partnership with HBO Max and what it says about film distribution today, debate whether the Golden Globes still matter, and reflect on why so many great films slip through the awards conversation.

The conversation then shifts to the season 2 premiere of The Pitt, a real-time ER drama that caught Pedro off guard and had both hosts feeling the stress. From character arcs and new introductions to the clever Fourth of July setting, Bruno and Pedro break down why the show works, how it builds tension, and what makes its storytelling so emotionally effective.

A wide-ranging episode about cinema, prestige TV, and the stories that still manage to grab us when the noise fades.

The Avengers: Doomsday trailers are here — and we’re breaking down what they actually mean.

In this episode, we dig into the latest Doomsday teaser drops, the return of legacy characters, X-Men connections, and whether Marvel is setting up a real reset… or just leaning harder into nostalgia. From multiverse fatigue to genuine hype, we unpack what’s working, what feels risky, and what could still surprise us.

Then we zoom out and look ahead to 2026, talking through the movies we’re genuinely excited about — including massive blockbusters, sci-fi bets, horror standouts, and a few sleeper picks that might steal the year.

If you care about where big-screen movies are heading — and you grew up on Marvel, sci-fi, and theatrical releases that felt like events — this one’s for you.

Topics include:

• Avengers: Doomsday trailer reactions

• X-Men teases and legacy character returns

• Marvel reboot speculation vs. nostalgia plays

• Big 2026 releases worth tracking

• Blockbusters vs. smaller breakout films

• What still gets us excited about going to the movies

🎥 New episodes every week.

Bruno, Paul, and Pedro break down the best movies and TV shows of 2025 — from Pluribus and Andor to 28 Years Later and more. From prestige television to unexpected hits and big-swing films, the trio shares their favorite series and movies of 2025, what stood out, and which titles will actually stick with us.

🎬 Shows discussed include Pluribus, Andor, The Pitt, Common Side Effects The Lowdown, and more — covering everything from ambitious sci-fi and grounded dramas to smart crime series.

🎥 Movies discussed include One Battle After Another, The Naked Gun, 28 Years Later, and Weapons with honest takes on what worked, what surprised us, and which films delivered on their promise.

If you’re looking for recommendations, debating the best TV series of 2025, or catching up on the top movies of 2025, this episode has you covered. No hype, no rankings for clicks — just thoughtful conversation about the movies and shows that made 2025 worth watching.

n this episode, Bruno and Pedro dive deep into Sean Combs: The Reckoning, Netflix’s explosive new four-part documentary that’s way darker—and way wilder—than anyone expected. We break down the biggest revelations, the new footage, the patterns that go back decades, and why this doc hits harder than all the Diddy documentaries that came before it.

From the early Bad Boy era to the Biggie and Tupac fallout, from allegations of abuse to the surreal “freak-off” stories, we unpack the moments that shocked us, the testimonies that changed how we see this whole saga, and the ripple effects this might have on hip-hop and pop culture.

We also touch on the massive Paramount–Netflix–Warner Bros bidding war reshaping Hollywood, plus what we’re watching next (including a couple of hidden Netflix gems).

If you watched the doc—or even if you just saw it on your Netflix homepage—this is the breakdown you’ll want to hear.

In this week’s episode of The Reel Rundown, Bruno and Pedro dive deep into Welcome to Derry — a prequel packed with wild lore, questionable character choices, and some truly head-scratching writing decisions. From Pennywise’s evolving mythology to the show’s chaotic pacing, we break down what’s working, what’s falling apart, and why we’re still hooked anyway.

01:12 – Pedro breaks down Bugonia, conspiracy themes, alien symbolism, and why the movie stuck with him.

08:00 – Quick update on Pluribus—pacing issues, interest levels, and why the show may not hit mainstream status.

10:33 – Welcome to Derry: First Impressions. What’s working, what’s not, and why the show feels both fascinating and frustrating.

In this episode of The Reel Rundown, Bruno and Paul dive into Thanksgiving traditions, Scott unexpectedly joins the show to talk parade prep and pumpkin pie, and the guys break down The Running Man—from Glen Powell’s rise to Edgar Wright’s creative choices. Finally, they unpack Pluribus so far, exploring theories, twists, and where the Apple TV+ series might be heading next. It’s a packed, funny, food-filled, sci-fi-heavy episode to kick off the holiday week.  

(08:37) – Thanksgiving: Scott Joins the Show

(21:23) – The Running Man Review

(38:06) – Pluribus Episode 4 Breakdown

In this episode, Bruno, Pedro, and Paul dive into two of the strangest TV experiences of the year — Apple TV’s Pluribus and It: Welcome to Derry on Max. From AI nightmares to small-town horrors, the crew breaks down what worked, what didn’t, and why both shows might be saying more about us than we’d like to admit.

In this episode, Bruno, Pedro, and Paul celebrate Halloween the only way they know how — by talking movies. The crew runs through this year’s crop of horror and thrillers, from the surprisingly solid to the absolutely unwatchable. Plus: House of Dynamite goes out with more of a fizzle than a bang.

They break down which films nailed the Halloween mood, which ones completely missed, and the strange trend of “pretty but pointless” horror that keeps popping up this year.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(02:52) – House of Dynamite review: when style can’t save the story

(12:17) – Bring Her Back review: the year’s best slow-burn surprise?

(28:13) – Heart Eyes review: horror meets heartbreak

(38:39) – Cloud review: creepy concept, shaky execution

(53:53) – The Damned review: atmosphere done right

In this episode, Bruno, Pedro, Paul, and Scott break down the Task finale and full series wrap — digging into how HBO’s latest crime thriller stuck the landing with one of the most satisfying conclusions of the year. The crew debates the show’s emotional payoffs, character arcs, and whether it deserves a second season or should remain a one-and-done classic.

They also spotlight a few hidden gems and new releases worth watching — including Ethan Hawke’s darkly funny The Lowdown on Hulu and Tim Robinson’s bizarre new comedy The Chair Company on HBO. Along the way, they detour into John Candy’s new documentary, Cool Runnings nostalgia, and why James Gunn’s Peacemaker proves John Cena can actually act.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(00:00) – Fall Preview leaderboard update

(04:26) – John Candy documentary & favorite comedies

(11:29) – Scott goes to the movies

(18:49) – The Lowdown review: Ethan Hawke’s best role in years?

(23:10) – Black Phone 2 review

(25:56) – Why Peacemaker shines

(29:41) – The Chair Company first impressions

(35:49) – Task finale deep dive & full series discussion

(59:42) – What’s next + Halloween preview tease

Pedro and Paul dig into Netflix’s Monster: The Ed Gein Story—how it stacks up against past entries, why it’s blowing up, and the ethical line Netflix keeps walking. Paul weighs in on The Smashing Machine and whether Dwayne Johnson finds a real dramatic gear. Then the crew breaks down HBO’s new crime thriller Task: the world-building, the cast, and whether it’s worth a weekly watch.

🎧 Episode Breakdown:

(1:02) – The Smashing Machine — Dwayne Johnson’s performance and A24’s big swing

(11:18) – Monster: The Ed Gein Story review — true-crime fatigue or Netflix’s best installment yet?

(24:52) – HBO’s Task — world-building, cast, and early reactions

The Reel Rundown crew is officially in fall mode! 🍂 Instead of a straight preview, we’re running our first-ever Fall Preview Draft — each of us building a lineup of 3 upcoming shows or movies we think will dominate Rotten Tomatoes. From Wicked: For Good to The Smashing Machine, Pluribus, and beyond, it’s snake draft style, bragging rights on the line, and plenty of laughs along the way.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:
(00:00) – Welcome to fall + setting up the draft
(05:06) – Round 1 picks: blockbusters, buzzy dramas, and a few surprises
(16:49) – Round 2 picks: horror season heats up
(30:43) – Round 3 picks: sleeper hits and risky bets
(46:27) – Recap + whose lineup looks strongest

We dive into FX’s Alien: Earth — from Wendy’s powers to Boy Cavalier’s villainy, the surprise new aliens, and whether the finale stuck the landing. Did FX deliver a worthy Alien entry or just another sci-fi misfire?

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(00:34) - First impressions: Alien fandom, Romulus vs Covenant, and how Alien: Earth started strong

(07:53) - Wendy’s powers, Xenomorph mind-control, and the facility’s shaky security logic

(15:42) - The kids, their graves, and whether child bodies worked or derailed the tone

(17:58) - New aliens — the eyeball creature, flies, and plant monster vs classic Xenomorph terror

(24:08 The big complaints - security?

(28:06) - Boy Cavalier, Morrow, Kersh, and where the finale leaves Season 2

In this episode, Bruno, Paul, and Pedro dive into Apple TV+’s Chief of War — Jason Momoa’s brutal new epic that might be the best drama of the year. From its Shogun-level scope to its blood-soaked battles, the guys debate whether Momoa has finally found his masterpiece. Plus: early thoughts on Peacemaker Season 2, Netflix’s surprise hit K-Pop Demon Hunters, and why Twisted Metal is still the dumb-fun summer watch.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:
(05:12) – First impressions: Jurassic Park Rebirth and franchise fatigue
(14:25) – Netflix’s K-Pop Demon Hunters is everywhere (and weirdly rewatchable)
(19:12) – Peacemaker Season 2 premiere & the shifting DC universe
(22:34) – Streaming strategy talk: why shows take years to return
(27:48) – Main Review: Chief of War — Apple’s sleeper epic (Shogun in Hawaii?)
(52:00) – Final takes: Smoke, Twisted Metal, and summer TV wrap-up

Smoke’s finale proves everyone’s a villain — plus our first take on Alien: Earth.

In this episode, Bruno, Pedro, and Scott break down Apple TV’s Smoke finale — from shocking deaths and betrayals to why every character might be the real villain. Then, they dive into Hulu’s Alien: Earth, debating Ridley Scott’s big-budget gamble, its ties to the original Alien films, and whether the series can avoid turning into just another superhero show.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:
(00:00) - Believing in aliens, UFOs, and Jersey’s wild reputation(07:03) - First reactions to Alien: Earth: Ridley Scott’s $250M gamble(16:12) - The hybrids, Peter Pan references, and worries about a “superhero shift”(31:04) - Smoke finale deep dive: shocking deaths, betrayals, and twisted characters(40:16) - Season 2 theories: trials, cover-ups, and a new arsonist in play

In this episode, Bruno, Scott, Paul, and Pedro break down Netflix’s Stolen: Heist of the Century, the gripping true crime documentary about the $100 million Antwerp diamond robbery. They dive into the unbelievable security breach, debate whether mastermind Leonardo Notarbartolo is telling the truth, and unpack the investigation’s twists — from high-tech break-in tools to sloppy mistakes that led to arrests. Along the way, they share what else they’ve been watching, from Dexter: Resurrection to Alien: Romulus, and react to breaking news in sports streaming and media deals.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:
(00:00) - Catch-up: summer events, new TV shows, and returning favorites(34:44) - Stolen: Heist of the Century — Netflix’s tense retelling of the Antwerp diamond robbery(50:02) - The investigation, conflicting accounts, and the School of Turin connection(1:00:18) - Sloppy mistakes, missing diamonds, and theories on inside help(1:06:06) - Final verdicts on the documentary and whether Leonardo was the true mastermind

We break down Twisted Metal Season 2’s chaotic return — plus why The Naked Gun might save dumb comedy.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(00:00) – Intro: Reality TV discussion

(07:02) – The Fox streaming app & ESPN/NFL deal: Who is this for and is it worth $20/month?
(26:33) – Twisted Metal Season 2: Turbo boosts, Sweet Tooth chaos & low-budget magic
(42:07) – The Naked Gun reboot: Liam Neeson goes full deadpan, and why this might be a comedy revival

From Twisted Metal’s soul-sucking weirdos and PlayStation easter eggs to The Naked Gun’s perfect casting and old-school joke-a-minute delivery, Bruno, Paul, and Scott break down two surprise hits and what they mean for the state of genre TV and big-screen laughs.

Bruno, Scott, Pedro, and Paul are back with a full panel to break down Netflix’s Happy Gilmore 2 — from nostalgia overload to Sandler's surprise direction. They also react to the new Avatar: Fire and Ash trailer and debate whether the franchise has lost its magic. Plus: Vince Gilligan’s upcoming Apple TV+ sci-fi series Pluribus, South Park’s AI-generated Trump episode, and why Fantastic Four might be a box office anomaly.

⏱ Episode Breakdown:

(00:00) – Full crew returns, streaming catch-ups & banter(05:04) – South Park’s AI Trump scene: smart satire or SAG strike bait?(11:56) – Avatar: Fire and Ash trailer review + franchise fatigue debate(19:35) – Vince Gilligan’s Pluribus on Apple TV+: What we know so far(24:36) – Fantastic Four review: MCU confusion, Doom speculation & Galactus praise(36:07) – Eddington review: Ari Aster’s best? Pascal and Phoenix face off(40:50) – 🎯 Happy Gilmore 2 full breakdown: nostalgia, tech villains & cameos galore

In this episode, Bruno, Pedro, and Scott dive deep into Netflix’s wild docuseries Trainwreck, breaking down the infamous Balloon Boy hoax, the disgusting details of the Poop Cruise, and the bizarre cult energy behind American Apparel and pop stardom.

We also unpack the biggest Marvel news of the week: the MCU is officially ending its current saga and rebooting with a brand-new X-Men universe. Is it enough to save Marvel's cinematic slump?

Plus: hot takes on The Amateur (Hulu’s #1 film?), the end of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and why Imax is having a major moment.

⏱ Episode Breakdown

00:00 – Scott’s flood survival, CVS lifeboats, and Pedro’s ant invasion

07:24 – MCU Update: Marvel’s new X-Men universe and what it means for the Avengers

13:12 – Stephen Colbert’s Late Show gets canceled — conspiracy or cost-cutting?

20:52 – Imax resurgence, Akira re-release & $500 tickets for Nolan’s Odyssey

25:24 – The Amateur review: CIA revenge thriller or unwatchable mess?

44:03 – Quick review: HBO’s Billy Joel: The Bridge to Now

48:40 – Netflix’s Trainwreck docuseries:  

1:11:04 – Final rec: Apocalypse in the Tropics, a must-watch Brazil doc

Bruno, Paul, and Pedro are back to break down Superman’s big-screen return—and why James Gunn’s take might finally have cracked the code. They dive into the film’s best moments, unexpected political subtext, and whether Krypto steals the show. Then, the trio dives into Apple TV+’s Smoke, the pulpy fire-investigation thriller that has them debating if “bad” TV can still be good TV. Finally, Bruno makes the case for Netflix’s Argentine sci-fi sleeper The Eternaut, a six-part survival series packed with paranoia, punk spirit, and icy death from above.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(02:34) - The Wire, Final Destination, and 50 Years of Jaws: (19:34) - Superman Review: Political subtext, Krypto moments & why it finally works(42:50) - Smoke on Apple TV+: Pulpy, messy, addictive—or just bad?(57:45) - The Eternaut: Argentina’s post-apocalyptic masterwork and why you should watch it

#Superman #Smoke #TheEternaut #AppleTVPlus #NetflixSeries #ComicBookMovies #FilmPodcast #TVRecap #JamesGunn #Krypto

Scott, Paul, and Pedro break down Apple TV+’s new crime thriller “Smoke,” diving into the real-life inspirations, the show’s true-crime podcast roots, and whether the arson mystery hooks viewers from the jump. Plus: Pedro goes to the cinema, F1 success and Final Destination Bloodlines.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(03:13) F1 Review

(10:11) Pedro Goes to the Movies

(15:55) Final Destination Bloodline Reaction

(23:36) Apple TV+ Smoke Review

#Smoke #AppleTVPlus #TrueCrime #F1 #BradPitt #StreamingWars #PodcastReview #ShowRecap #FinalDestination #Bloodlines

Bruno, Pedro, and Paul go deep on 28 Years Later—Danny Boyle’s unexpected return to the rage virus apocalypse. They explore how the trilogy evolved from 28 Days Later to this latest installment, compare all three films, and debate where the franchise goes next. Plus: camera tricks, infected evolution, parenting themes, and the wild third-act twist that sets up the sequel.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(00:00) - Revisiting 28 Days & 28 Weeks Later

(12:42) - Danny Boyle's incredible career

(21:18) - Review: iPhones, gore, and coming-of-age themes

(43:58) - Spoiler talk: zombie mutations, emotional gut-punches & that ending

#28YearsLater #DannyBoyle #ZombieMovies #HorrorPodcast #FilmDiscussion #RageVirus #MovieReview #FilmPodcast

Bruno, Paul, and Scott reunite to dive into the shocking story behind the OceanGate Titan sub disaster—with a side-by-side review of the new documentaries on Netflix and Discovery+. From jaw-dropping engineering decisions to the international investigation that gripped the world, the guys break down what each doc gets right, the most surprising revelations, and whether the films do justice to the victims and the tragedy. Plus: their takes on Netflix’s Department Q, TV shows they’re still hooked on, and thoughts on what makes a great docuseries.

#TitanSubmarine #OceanGate #NetflixDocumentary #DiscoveryPlus #TrueStory #DocumentaryReview #DeepSea #PodcastRecap #FilmPodcast

Bruno and Paul return from hiatus to review Netflix’s Dept. Q—a gritty new detective series drawing comparisons to Sherlock and Broadchurch. They break down the cast, twisty plotlines, and if this Danish-Scottish noir lives up to the hype. Plus: catch-ups on The Last of Us Season 2, The Rehearsal, The Studio, Lilo & Stitch, and what else they’ve been watching this summer.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(00:00) - Back from hiatus & summer TV catch-up

(08:10) - The Studio finale and character shoutouts

(12:47) - The Last of Us S2 complaints and casting debate

(20:57) - Government Cheese and Your Friends and Neighbors

(25:51) - Wes Anderson’s The Phoenician Scheme is actually good?!

(30:14) - Lilo & Stitch live-action thoughts and box office buzz

(34:48) - Predator: Killer of Killers and the new animated anthology

(39:34) - Dept. Q review: accents, twists, and Sherlock vibes

(54:26) - Final thoughts: watch or skip?

#DeptQ #NetflixSeries #CrimeThriller #TheLastofUs #LiloAndStitch #PodcastReview #TVRecap #FilmPodcast

Bruno, Scott, and Pedro count down their most anticipated movies of summer 2025—from sequels like Happy Gilmore 2 and Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning to indie surprises like Eddington and Materialists. Hot takes, bold predictions, and zero tariffs.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(02:00) - Our summer preview rules & how we made our picks

(08:15) - The Naked Gun reboot: Are we ready for slapstick again?

(14:40) - Happy Gilmore 2 and the Netflix nostalgia machine

(21:00) - Karate Kid: Legends and the canon conundrum

(29:20) - F1: Brad Pitt, fast cars, and Top Gun vibes

(36:45) - Our most hyped picks and surprise indies you shouldn’t miss

#SummerMovies #MoviePreview #MissionImpossible #HappyGilmore2 #FilmPodcast

In this episode, Bruno, Paul, and Pedro dive deep into HBO’s The Last of Us, reacting to the shocking twist in episode two and debating its narrative impact. Paul enthusiastically reviews Sinners, praising its unique musical elements and standout performances from Michael B. Jordan. Pedro and Bruno explore the quirky charm and distinctive style of Apple TV’s Government Cheese, while the team wraps up by dissecting Nathan Fielder’s unusual and thought-provoking new series, The Rehearsal.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

• (01:00) – Paul reviews the critically acclaimed movie Sinners.

• (06:04) – Discussion on Apple TV’s Government Cheese and its quirky, stylistic storytelling.

• (25:50) – Deep dive into The Last of Us Episode 2, reactions to the unexpected twist, and its implications for the series.

• (36:20) – Analysis of The Rehearsal, Nathan Fielder’s unconventional new show, and whether its unique blend of reality and fiction hits the mark.

#TheLastOfUs #NathanFielder #GovernmentCheese #AppleTV #Podcast #PopCulture

In this episode, Bruno, Scott, and Pedro break down two major TV premieres: HBO’s The Last of Us Season 2 and Netflix’s Black Mirror Season 7. From Ellie and Joel’s fractured relationship to a dystopian subscription model that puts a price on life, the crew dives deep into what’s working—and what’s not—in these long-awaited returns.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(01:41) – The Last of Us: New season, new threats, and a bold time jump. Is Joel now the villain?

(25:06) – Black Mirror: A dead wife brought back through tech, ads in your brain, and subscription plans gone wrong.

(44:10) – Favorite classic Black Mirror episodes and why Season 7 feels different

(48:03) – Quick takes: SNL UK, Catherine O’Hara’s return, and what we’re watching next

#TheLastOfUs #BlackMirror #HBO #Netflix #TVPremieres #Podcast #PopCulture

In this episode, Bruno, Scott, and Pedro dive into Apple TV’s latest offerings, breaking down the Hollywood satire “The Studio,” the gritty crime drama “Dope Thief,” and the wrestling docuseries “Dark Side of the Ring.”

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(08:08) - MobLand: Tom Hardy’s intense new crime series featuring family drama and mob conflicts.

(16:14) - The Studio: Seth Rogen struggles hilariously to make a Kool-Aid movie in Apple TV’s satirical take on Hollywood.

(27:36) - Dope Thief: Two Philly friends rob drug dealers and get caught between criminals and federal agents—does it deliver?

(46:14) - Dark Side of the Ring: Exploring the shocking stories behind wrestling’s biggest moments, including Mick Foley’s legendary Hell in a Cell match.

#AppleTV #TheStudio #DopeThief #MobLand #DarkSideOfTheRing

This week, Bruno, Paul and Scott dive deep into the gripping finale of "Severance," unpacking the season's twists, turns, and emotional payoffs. They also revisit "White Lotus," analyzing character motivations, sharing their favorite theories, and speculating on what's in store as the season heads toward its conclusion. Plus, hot takes on Hulu’s new sci-fi thriller "Paradise" and why "The Pitt" continues to dominate as TV's most compelling series.

🎙 Episode Breakdown

(02:59) - Catching up in Paradise, The Pitt, Black Bag & Bad Monkey

(20:50) - "White Lotus" Mid-season Check-in & Theories

(47:20) - Full Breakdown & Analysis of "Severance" Finale

In this episode, Bruno, Paul, and Scott dive deep into Adolescence, Netflix’s hit British drama that’s quickly becoming the streaming platform’s most talked-about series. They also break down John Mulaney’s unconventional live Netflix special, Everybody’s Live, and discuss whether the live format adds or takes away from the experience. Plus Common Side Effects, Mickey 17 and Novocaine.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(00:00) - Intro & Banter: What are we watching

(26:08) - John Mulaney’s Everybody’s Live: Bruno and Scott debate the show’s quirky, live, and spontaneous format

(38:08) - Netflix’s Adolescence: A deep dive into the gripping British drama that’s taking streaming by storm

(01;08;24) - Wrap-up & Upcoming Recommendations

In this episode, Pedro and Paul dive into the highly anticipated return of Daredevil. From the new tone and action sequences to how it fits into the MCU, they break down what’s working, what’s missing, and whether Marvel is back on track. Is this the Daredevil fans have been waiting for? Tune in for their full breakdown and first impressions.

This week, Bruno, Paul, and Pedro dive into American Murder: Gabby Petito, discussing the true crime genre’s explosion and its impact. Scott recaps the SAG awards and the boys break down The Gorge, a movie that defies genre expectations in the weirdest ways. They also rant about Captain American, The Monkey and Apple TV and Amazon’s baffling content choices before wrapping up with thoughts on Elevation and what’s coming next in film and TV.

(00:00) - Recapping the SAG awards

(28;57) - Why Captain America is a mess

(34;05) - The Monkey review

(43;23) - The Problem with The Gorge and Apple TV

(51;20) - Elevation is Trash: Anthony Mackie’s latest misfire

(58;04) - Gabby Petito: The Netflix Documentary

(01;19;17) - Recommendations

In this episode, Bruno and Scott celebrate SNL 50, breaking down the show’s biggest moments, surprise cameos, and why this anniversary special hit all the right notes. Then, they dive into the highly anticipated White Lotus Season 3 premiere—analyzing the new setting, fresh cast dynamics, and wild theories for what’s to come. Will Mike White outdo himself again? Tune in!

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(02:28) - SNL 50 Homecoming Concert: Reacting to a Landmark Moment in Live TV

(7:47) - SNL 50 Recap: The best moments, unexpected guests & why it worked

(34:26) - White Lotus Season 3 Premiere: First impressions & character deep dive, Theories & Predictions

This week Bruno and Paul breakdown Companion and Heart Eyes. We also discuss the movie trailer landscape, Anora and The Pitt.

🎬 Episode Breakdown:

(03:29) Super Bowl trailer trends and missing movie spots

(12:07) Fantastic Four casting debate and Doctor Doom concerns

(20:24) Quick Review: The Brutalist, I'm Still Here, Anora

(37:50) Why Heart Eyes feels different

(43:14) Companion Review

(01:04:38) Max's The Pitt & Common Side Effects

#Companion #HeartEyes #ThePitt #CommonSideEffects #I'mStillHere #Anora #FantasticFour

In this episode, Bruno, Paul, and Pedro dive into a discussion of recent films, shows, and cinematic legend, David Lynch. From the political intrigue of Conclave to Amy Adams’ surreal turn in Nightbitch, the crew unpacks captivating storytelling and standout performances. Along reviews of Babygirl, Wolfman and Longlegs, in addition to The Pitt and The Agency.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(00:00) - Catch up and show topics

(02:08) - Longlegs wtf

(07:51) - The Pitt and The Agency are excellent

(10:19) - Dexter and what to watch

(25:09) - Babygirl erotic drama

(30:06) - Wolfman has no bite

(38:13) - Conclave Discussion

(45:48) - David Lynch’s Legacy: Our favorites

(59:17) - Nightbitch: Terrifying parents

In this episode, Bruno, Paul, and Scott bring the laughs in a spontaneous and entertaining discussion. From hilarious holiday anecdotes to diving into the Puppy Bowl trailer and Bluey’s universal appeal, the crew also explores Den of Thieves 2, The Pitt, the future of streaming, and much more.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(00:00) - Holiday Highlights: Decorations, shopping trends, and hilarious moments

(06:00) - Amazon vs. Department Stores: Where do we shop and why?

(12:00) - Puppy Bowl Hype & Bluey Appreciation: Why adults love it too

(22:00) - Netflix Docs: Vince McMahon’s controversial life and Cheer reflections

(30:00) - Recent Watches: Creature Commandos, Den of Thieves 2, and Carry On

(40:00) - Streaming Wars: Disney’s challenges, Fubo TV, and the future of sports broadcasting

(50:00) - Tangents & Laughs: Wrapping up with unexpected hilarity

In this episode, Bruno and Paul dive into a spirited discussion about Nosferatu’s eerie aesthetics, the polarizing new Dexter series, and the potential of upcoming movies in 2025.

🎙 Episode Breakdown:

(02:00) - Christmas Classics Revisited

(04:50) - Deadpool & Wolverine Review

(09:15) - Nosferatu Review

(16:00) - TV & Animation in 2024

(20:30) - Award Shows: Globes & Oscars

(27:00) - Upcoming Movies in 2025

(34:00) - Dexter: Original Sin Discussion

(40:00) - Upcoming Trailers and Projects

Join us for our special holiday draft as we battle it out over the best Christmas movies across unique categories! From debating whether Die Hard belongs in action or non-holiday, to uncovering forgotten gems like Trading Places, we're ranking the best festive films in horror, comedy, animation, and more.

🎬 Episode Breakdown: - (00:00) Draft rules & categories introduction - (09:18) Classic category kicks off with Miracle on 34th Street debate - (13:06) Animation picks including Charlie Brown Christmas - (18:21) Christmas Horror discussion featuring Gremlins - (36:06) Family category showdown - (40:05) Comedy category featuring Elf - (43:33) Romantic category with Love Actually - (52:18) Hidden gems revealed including Bad Santa & Scrooged

Plus: Breaking news about 28 Days Later hitting streaming platforms and Superman trailer announcement!

#ChristmasMovies #MovieDraft #FilmDiscussion #TheReelRundown

A look at Paramount+'s hidden gem "The Agency" starring Michael Fassbender. Plus: our takes on emerging Christmas horror films and breaking down the newly announced Dexter universe expansions.

🎬 Episode Breakdown: - (03:51) Golden Globes nominations discussion - (36:25) Deep dive into "The Agency" and modern spy thrillers - (49:20) Revisiting Dexter & news about upcoming spinoffs - (54:19) Christmas horror movies emerging trend - (56:30) Preview of next week's Christmas movie draft special

Catch up with Bruno and Paul as they review Dune: Prophecy from Max and react to the disappointing Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight on Netflix. The guys also look into whats next for Penguin and Batman as well as other DC projects in the works.

Get ready for a wild ride as we dive into It’s Florida, Man on Max (21:49)—a review of the most bizarre real-life antics straight out of the Sunshine State. From toe-biting to mermaid cults, it’s Florida at its finest. Then, we’re heading to NYC for The Manhattan Alien Abduction on Netflix (28:10). Aliens in the Big Apple? Maybe. Join Bruno, Pedro, Scott, and Paul as they review this out-of-this-world doc and debate if it’s a true encounter or just a clever New Yorker’s story. You’ll laugh, question reality, and lock your doors tonight.

Get ready for The Ultimate Horror Movie Draft, where Bruno, Pedro, Paul, and Scott battle it out to build the best roster of horror movies! In this episode, we draft iconic monster types—from zombies to vampires, werewolves to evil dolls—and pick the greatest films that feature them. Each co-host fights for points as we debate the top horror classics like Hereditary, 28 Days Later, The Witch, and Alien. Horror fans and movie lovers, this is the episode you don’t want to miss.

In this episode of The Reel Rundown, Bruno, Pedro, and Paul dive into some of today’s most captivating screen stories. First up, they explore HBO Max’s The Penguin, where Colin Farrell’s gritty portrayal brings fresh depth to Gotham’s criminal landscape. Next, they tackle the Joker sequel, debating the film’s misunderstood tone, dark themes, and musical elements—asking, is it a misunderstood masterpiece or just divisive? (8:39)The team then moves to Netflix’s Mr. McMahon, unpacking the complex life and legacy of WWE’s Vince McMahon (28:41). Finally, they review Salem’s Lot’s latest eerie adaptation and compare it to previous renditions (40:40).

In this episode of The Reel Rundown, the team dives deep into the premiere of The Penguin on HBO Max. Join us as we explore Colin Farrell’s standout performance, the dark and gritty Gotham setting, and the power struggle that follows the events of The Batman (2022). We debate the show’s tone, pacing, and whether it lives up to the hype. Plus, we chat about what we’ve been binge-watching, including Beetlejuice in theaters, Totally Killer on Prime Video, and some hidden gems you won’t want to miss. Tune in for fresh insights, film trivia, and all the latest on TV and movie releases!

This week Pedro and Scott dive deep dive into HBO's The Jinx. Robert Durst returns for a surprise sequel to the series.

This week Paul joins the show to discuss Fallout on Amazon Prime (17:19). Bruno also gives a spoiler free review of Civil War (03:50), plus an update on X-Men 97 and Kong x Godzilla

This week Bruno and Scott are joined by Paul. The boy begin the conversation discussing everything from Curb Your Enthusiasm to Three Body Problem (00:56) before moving on to X-Men 97 (25:48). This week's main topics is Max's Quiet On Set docu-series (33:06).

This week the boys recap their Oscars experience (00:29), give a late review of Poor Things streaming on Hulu (24:18) and consider Adam Sandler's sci-fi drama Spaceman (35:06).

This week the guys discuss whether two tacos are better than three, OpenAI video generator Sora impact on the film industry (10:45), why True Detective succeeded and failed at the same time (24:40), and give a full review on Hulu's Blackberry (42:23)

On the show this week Bruno, Scott and Pedro discuss new trailers for Deadpool & Wolverine, Twisters, Wicked and Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (1:43). They also discuss Amazon's recent lawsuit problems (13:25), and review Paramount's Cybersleuths: The Idaho Murders (34:55).