James Franco’s “The Disaster Artist” has garnered some awards season recognition already, but MCDAVE discusses whether or not this “making of ‘The Room'” feature stands up against the year’s best.
DC tries desperately to play catch-up with its rushed “Justice League” build up, but MCDAVE breaks down how well it stacks up against the rest of their growing film universe.
Director Taika Waititi takes over the “Thor” franchise with “Ragnarok”, but MCDAVE discusses whether or not he provides a spark to a character that’s sadly become one of Marvel’s most uninteresting.
This year’s early frontrunner for Best Picture finds a limited release this weekend as MCDAVE discusses Martin McDonagh’s dark comedy, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”.
Greta Gerwig delivers one of the awards season’s most critically acclaimed films, “Lady Bird”, and MCDAVE breaks down everything you should expect from the coming-of-age comedy.
The horror genre receives the “Groundhog Day” treatment as MCDAVE discusses Christopher Landon’s “Happy Death Day”.
Denis Villeneuve’s highly anticipated “Blade Runner 2049” sequel didn’t dominate the box office like many would have hoped, but MCDAVE thinks there’s still plenty to get excited about with the new film.
Doug Liman re-teams with his “Edge of Tomorrow” star Tom Cruise in “American Made” and MCDAVE breaks down everything you can expect from their latest collaboration.
“Little Miss Sunshine” helmers Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris return with “Battle of the Sexes”, and MCDAVE places this timely true story under the microscope
MCDAVE breaks down what you should expect from David Gordon Green’s Oscar hopeful, “Stronger”.
MCDAVE discusses the good, the bad, and the ugly surrounding Darren Aronofsky’s maddening metaphor of a film, “Mother!”
MCDAVE discusses what works and what doesn’t with David Lowery’s boldly ambitious festival darling, “A Ghost Story”
MCDAVE dissects Destin Cretton’s new adapted drama “The Glass Castle” starring Brie Larson and Woody Harrelson
Writer Taylor Sheridan (“Sicario” & “Hell or High Water”) puts on his directing cap for the new release “Wind River”, and MCDAVE discusses what to expect from the crime-thriller.
“Dunkirk” has become the must-watch movie of the summer and MCDAVE examines the hits and misses behind Christopher Nolan’s latest.
Jon Watts gives us Hollywood’s latest examination of Peter Parker with “Spider-Man: Homecoming”, and MCDave discusses what works and what doesn’t in the newest entry from the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Move over Spider-Man, MCDave breaks down what exactly makes Michael Showalter’s delightful new dramedy “The Big Sick”, from writer and star Kumail Nanjiani, the must-see movie of the summer
Horror director Johannes Roberts takes your darkest fears under shark-infested waters as MCDave breaks down the new release “47 Meters Down”
MCDave discusses the good and bad behind Lucia Aniello’s new R-Rated female comedy, “Rough Night”
Sandwiched in between “Jurassic World” and the upcoming “Star Wars: Episode IX” is Colin Trevorrow’s vastly different, “The Book of Henry”. MCDAVE discusses just how effective Trevorrow’s new drama really is.
MCDAVE breaks down the year’s most mis-marketed film. It’s not a horror movie, but is “It Comes at Night” still successful at what it hopes to achieve?
Marc Webb’s new child prodigy drama, “Gifted”, starring Chris Evans, is placed under the watchful eye of MCDave.
MCDave discusses the remarkable true story of Warsaw Zoo owners, Antonina and Jan Zabinski, who helped persecuted Jewish families escape from Nazi army control in “The Zookeeper’s Wife”
New Netflix release and Sundance Film Festival selection, “The Discovery”, puts an interesting twist on the concept of “The Afterlife” and MCDave breaks down where exactly the film hits and misses.
From the mind of James Gunn comes “The Belko Experiment”, a horror gore-fest that’s enough to make MCDAVE squeamish
Joe Martin’s socio-politcal thriller “Us and Them” premiered at SXSW and MCDAVE breaks down everything to expect from the director’s debut narrative feature.
SXSW thriller “Like Me” gives off a David Lynchian-vibe as MCDAVE highlights a director with a bright future ahead of him.
Danny Boyle returns with “T2 Trainspotting” two decades after he shaped a generation of adolescents, and MCDAVE discusses just how smoothly the sequel goes.
Brothers Eshom and Ian Nelms bring their comedic thriller, “Small Town Crime” to SXSW and MCDAVE discusses all the buzz surrounding the film’s world premiere.
MCDAVE takes a look at Aaron Katz’s new L.A. set murder mystery, the SXSW selection “Gemini”.