Mashley at the Movies

In this episode, we catch up with a 2025 film we've been wanting to see. Ashley & Matt review The History of Sound.

There's a new rom-com in theaters! Ashley, Matt and Rachel review You, Me & Tuscany in this episode.

The Drama is a new movie starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya, as a couple on the verge of getting married when a revelation is made that jeopardizes everything. This film is... a lot, so Ashley & Matt have decided to make this a spoiler review of it, as we think the subject matter deserves a discussion.

With that said, the first few minutes of the episode are spoiler-free, and we give a heads-up when that will change.

Matt & Ashley review Lovebug, the new direct-to-streaming movie about two young people who meet cute and become lovers/business partners in the adult entertainment industry. 

Ashley & Matt talk about the 2026 movies we're most looking forward to seeing.

Ryan Gosling is on a mission to save the sun (and along with it the Earth), and he's assisted by a rock alien along the way. It all makes sense in the movie. Listen as Ashley & Matt review Project Hail Mary. 

Samara Weaving defeated one family in the first movie, now she's got several coming for her in Ready or Not: Here I Come, the sequel to the 2019 thriller. This time, she's got her sister along for the ride. Ashley & Matt review the new movie in this episode. 

A young woman caring for her dying mother listens to some creepy audio recordings, and it does not go well. Matt & Ashley review Undertone in this episode.

A young woman attempts to save a beloved glade from being paved over, by interacting with the wild animals there in a very unique way. Ashley & Matt review the new Pixar movie, Hoppers, in this episode.

We wrap up February by watching Sidney Prescott and Gale Weathers (and others) facing off against Ghostface. Garret joins us to review Scream 7. 

We take a final look back at the films of 2025. Ryan joins us as we rank our Top 10 favorite movies of last year!

Crime 101 weaves several plot lines throughout its 140 minute runtime. Matt & Ashley review the epic heist movie in this episode. 

How to Make a Killing channels a 77-year-old Alec Guinness film with its story about a disowned heir who looks to knock-off his rival family members. Ashley & Matt review the new movie in this episode. 

Rachel is back with us to talk about the latest version of Emily Bronte's classic tale. 

Rachel joins us to review a new movie that's a comedy about friendship, timeavel, and chasing your dreams. 

It's Friday the 13th, and Jason Voorhees is up to his usual antics. Grant is back with us to discuss Part VI of the franchise, Jason Lives. 

Ashley had been wanting to re-watch the 1996 Christopher Guest mockumentary Waiting for Guffman, and the recent passing of Catherine O'Hara prompted us to finally get around to it. We discuss the film in this episode of our Retro series.

Poppy and Alex are two friends who meet at college and then vacation together every summer for several years. Will they be more than friends? Who knows? These rom-coms are so unpredictable!    /s 

Ashley & Matt review the new Netflix movie in this episode. 

Send Help stars Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien, and is directed by Sam Raimi. It centers around a woman and her boss whose plane crashes and they wash up together on a remote island. Will they survive? Will they want to? 

Justin Long and Jermaine Fowler play cops in a dark, unsettling Los Angeles, where sinister things happen at night. Larry joins Matt to review the new movie Night Patrol.

In this week's episode, we talk about the new(ish), Academy Award-shortlisted, prestige film No Other Choice.

Hamnet tells the story of the death of William and Agnes (Anne) Shakespeare's son, and how they deal with the grief in its aftermath. Ashley & Matt review this late-2025 film that is garnering a lot of awards buzz.

In this episode, we review the new Josh Safdie joint, Marty Supreme starring Timothée Chalamet (and today is his birthday)!

Jim Varney's character of Ernest P. Worrell is a uniquely 1980s creation, someone who a lot of younger people today may not have heard of. We enjoyed revisiting the character with Garret, in this Christmas-themed movie.

Thank you for joining us on another journey through 12 holiday-themed films!

It's Christmas Eve, and so it seemed like the right time to present our episode about a 2024 animated film that Rachel introduced us to, The Night Before Christmas in Wonderland.

Marianne is back with us to talk about an underrated 1991 film, All I Want for Christmas. 

A lesbian couple's relationship  is strained when one of them goes to the other's family home for Christmas, and they have to pretend that they're straight. Ryan joins us to discuss Happiest Season, as our 12 Days of Christmas series continues. 

It's another 12 Days of Christmas episode. Ashley & Matt talk about the 2020 Lifetime movie Feliz NaviDAD.

Get it? DAD? Because Mario Lopez plays a dad.

The unhappy daughter of a divorced couple wants to see them back together. The dad (Errol Flynn) wants to see his daughter for Christmas, but he has to get by her mom/his ex-wife (Eleanor Parker() first. Marianne joins us again, this time to talk about the 1946 film, Never Say Goodbye.

We return to the world of Nick & Nora Charles, as Will McKinley joins us again to talk about After the Thin Man. Part of the movie takes place around New Year's Eve, so... here we go!

We're shaking it up with today's 12 Days of Christmas episode! Sean (our resident horror expert) is back to discuss a low-budget 1980s slasher called The Dorm That Dripped Blood. We chose it because it's purportedly set during the holidays, but... well, it's about as Christmassy as a thing that isn't very Christmassy.

Marianne joins us to talk about the 2017 feature The Man Who Invented Christmas.

Is The Nightmare Before Christmas a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie? The answer to that is: yes. Sean joins us to talk about this well-liked 1990s stop motion classic.

As 12 Days of Christmas continues, we land on an inevitable Hallmark movie. Rachel joins us to talk about Sugarplummed.

Our annual 12 Days of Christmas series returns! Will McKinley joins us to kick things off with The Thin Man. Much of this 1934 classic is set during Christmastime, and we're treated to William Powell and Myrna Loy as Nick and Nora Charles. We follow along as they become embroiled in the case of a missing person. Or is it murder?

Rohan Campbell stars as Billy Chapman, in this remake/re-imagining of the 1984 cult classic, where a man dressed as Santa Claus goes on a rampage. Ashley & Matt review the new Silent Night, Deadly Night. 

Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are on the case when a snake threatens to steal a book valuable to the history of Zootopia. There's more than meets the eye, however, and much adventure ensues. 

Benoit Blanc is on the case again as he's called to solve a murder at a church in a seemingly-quaint New England hamlet. Josh O'Connor is the local priest, and there are a host of suspects to choose from. Aaron joins us to discuss Wake Up Dead Man. 

The magicians are back! The third installment in the Now You See Me franchise is in theaters, and Matt & Ashley review it in this episode.

Eternity is an original movie with interesting ideas about the afterlife and love. And yet... we weren't completely sold on it. Ashley & Matt have an involved discussion about the new film in this episode.