Ti West’s latest horror film, “X”, won over its SXSW audiences and MCDAVE breaks down why it’s destined to resonate with mainstream audiences as well.
MCDave breaks down Halina Reijn’s new murder-mystery-comedy “Bodies Bodies Bodies” and why it’s a movie branded for a hip, new generation
The horror genre is soaring to new heights and MCDAVE dishes on why Chloe Okuna’s “Watcher” should be on your horror radar.
Blumhouse Pictures acquired Beth de Araújo’s racially-charged thriller, “Soft & Quiet” prior to its SXSW premiere, and MCDAVE discusses what makes this indie film so terrifying.
The 2022 SXSW returns to in-person screenings with the biggest of bangs, courtesy of the Daniels’ “Everything Everywhere All at Once”, and MCDAVE explains why we have an all-timer on our hands
2022’s Blockbuster Movie Season gets a head start with Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” and MCDave discusses what works and what doesn’t with his spoiler-free review
Adam McKay is making waves again with his new Netflix release, “Don’t Look Up”, and MCDAVE breaks down everything you should expect from this unapologetic political satire
Will “Licorice Pizza” be the film that finally snaps writer and director Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscar-less streak? MCDAVE dishes on whether or not PTA’s latest is worthy of Hollywood’s top prize
MCDAVE discusses Sean Baker’s new indie offering, “Red Rocket”, and examines whether or not this quality “Scumbag Cinema” ranks among the year’s best.
They have kept it in the family with Jason Reitman taking over the “Ghostbusters” franchise for his late-father and MCDAVE dissects what’s to be expected from this latest installment.
Will Smith returns to the big screen in Reinaldo Marcus Green’s new biopic, “King Richard”. and MCDAVE breaks down everything you should expect from this Oscar hopeful
Kenneth Branagh’s early Best Picture frontrunner “Belfast” arrives in theaters this weekend and MCDAVE discusses whether or not we have the next great film on our hands
Pablo Larraín’s latest biopic, “Spencer” stars Kristen Stewart as the late Princess Diana and MCDAVE breaks down whether or not the film’s awards season hype is warranted
David Gordon Green did a remarkable job of rebooting the “Halloween” franchise back in 2018, but MCDAVE breaks down whether or not he keeps the momentum going with “Halloween Kills”.
MCDAVE discusses Ridley Scott’s latest endeavor, “The Last Duel”, another period-piece epic that has plenty to say about a woman’s place in a man’s world
It took over a year to finally premiere at SXSW, but Justine Bateman’s mental health disorder drama “Violet” is all the buzz at the festival and MCDAVE gives his take on the film.
MCDAVE breaks down everything you can expect from Mary Wharton’s rare-footage documentary “Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free” that chronicles the rock legend’s recording sessions for his “Wildflowers” album.
MCDAVE discusses the hearty coming-of-age tale “Inbetween Girl” which took this year’s SXSW festival by storm
SXSW has always been an enormous platform for great independent films and MCDAVE breaks down one of the finest indies from 2021’s slate, “Language Lessons”
MCDAVE discusses the SXSW Opening Night selection, “Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil”, and all the documentary’s dark revelations about the singer’s life and near-fatal overdose.
The latest Oscar contender to enter the ring is Shaka King’s “Judas and the Black Messiah” and MCDAVE breaks down whether or not the film is worthy of the hype
“Nomadland” has staked its claim as this year’s Best Picture frontrunner and MCDAVE discusses why Chloé Zhao’s latest feature resonates so well with audiences.
Sundance Grand Jury Prize Winner “Minari” is the latest Oscar-bound entry placed under MCDAVE’s microscope, and he discusses it’s place among this 2020’s other contenders.
With Oscar hopefuls abound, MCDAVE dissects why Francis Lee’s “Ammonite” lacks the staying power in this year’s awards season
Regina King’s “One Night in Miami” arrives on Amazon Prime and MCDAVE breaks down everything you need to know about this major Oscar Player.
2020’s most thrilling and intoxicating movie experience arrives on paid streaming platforms and MCDAVE explains why you shouldn’t miss “Promising Young Woman”.
MCDAVE breaks down the ins and outs of “Black Bear”, one of the most bold and polarizing films of 2020.
MCDAVE discusses Netflix’s latest Oscar contender to drop, “Pieces of a Woman”, and whether or not it has a chance of sticking as an awards season contender
Darius Marder’s “Sound of Metal” is screaming with sound and substance and MCDAVE discusses why the film has all the makings of a legitimate Oscar contender
Oscar season is officially under way with the release of Aaron Sorkin’s timely courtroom drama, “The Trial of the Chicago 7”, and MCDAVE discusses whether or not the film has legitimate Best Picture potential.