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“If we march into that village and we start trying to persecute people for using poison, something that's very illegal, nobody's going to talk to us. We're not going to find out where the poison came from. We're not going to be able to shut anything down. We should take the approach that people are using poison because they're desperate, because they see no other alternative.” – Andrew Stein Andrew Stein is a wildlife ecologist who spent the past 25 years studying human carnivore conflict from African wild dogs and lions in Kenya and Botswana to leopards and hyenas in Namibia. His work has long focused on finding ways for people and predators to coexist. He is the founder of CLAWS , an organization based in Botswana that's working at the intersection of cutting-edge wildlife research and community driven conservation. Since its start in 2014 and official launch as an NGO in 2020, CLAWS has been pioneering science-based, tech-forward strategies to reduce conflict between people and carnivores. By collaborating closely with local communities, especially traditional cattle herders, CLAWS supports both species conservation and rural livelihoods—making coexistence not just possible, but sustainable.…

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A Minecraft Movie | WARFARE | Top 5 Jack Black Movies | CinemaJaw 696 1:09:54

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Reviewed: A Minecraft Movie, WARFARE Top 5: Jack Black Movies Guest: Solo Celebrating This Month: Laurence Fishburne I’m gonna level with you Jawheads… this is the most violent, bloody, and (frankly) undigestible episode of CinemaJaw ever: The Minecraft episode. That’s right, we’re punching trees into oblivion this week, and that’s just getting started as Matt K and KP review Jack Black’s new A Minecraft Movie. Speaking of the Jackster, Matt and Ryan thought this would be the perfect time to discuss their top 5 Jack Black movies! Spoiler alert – no, Be Kind Rewind does not make it and KP have a stern talking with the boys after recording. This injustice has not gone unnoticed. And… if you can believe it… we’re still not done kiddos. We even have ONE MORE REVIEW!!!! Ryan got out and saw the new realistic combat film: WARFARE. You know you’re only gonna hear about a children’s video game and the actual Iraq war on CinemaJaw folks, and you can put that on a T-shirt. Oh my god, and as I’m writing this, I am only now realizing I didn’t even announce we have a NEW MONTHLY THEME!?!?! Tune in to find out (or read the blurb, but c’mon dude… don’t do that).…

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Death of a Unicorn | Ash | Novocaine | Magazine Dreams | Locked | CinemaJaw 695 1:05:39

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Reviewed: Death of a Unicorn, Ash Novocaine, Magazine Dreams, Locked Guest: Solo Spring has sprung and we couldn’t be happier at CinemaJaw! And to show our appreciation, before stepping back for Spring Break, we are delivering a **FIVE MOVIE** Review-O-Rama! You heard that right. FIVE MOVIES. Ryan gives us his takes on the horror/comedy Death of a Unicorn, the trippy sci-fi Ash, the balls to the walls action Novocaine, the character study drama Magazine Dreams AND and the cat and mouse thriller Locked. None of these movies are like each other, so we like to think there’s a little something for everybody here.…

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Snow White | The Electric State | CinemaJaw 693 1:29:11

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Reviewed: Snow White, The Electric State CinemaWAR: Are The Russo Brothers Over-rated? Guest: Solo Celebrating This Month: Cate Blanchett Disney has done it again and brought one of their classics back from the grave! Except… this re-animated cadaver is doing the “Modern Disney” thing where… it’s actually not even re-ANIMATED. Matt, Ryan and KP were all able to check out Snow White and that’s a review you won’t want to miss! In addition, Matt and Ryan checked out one of Netflix’s latest – The Electric State! It stars Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt, and is directed by none other than the Russo Brothers. What’s more – we’re dusting off our battle axes and re-animating a segment of our own (see, you’re not the only one’s who can do that Disney). This episode marks the triumphant return of: CinemaWAR! The boys fight over how good the Russo Bros really are, and they leave the final call in Mama KP’s… capable… hands. It’s jam-packed! It’s always jam-packed. You people know this by now! We know you’re gonna love it.…

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Black Bag | Cate Blanchett Treasure or Junk | CinemaJaw 693 1:09:59

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Reviewed: Black Bag Treasure or Junk: Cate Blanchett Movies Guest: Solo Celebrating This Month: Cate Blanchett Steven Soderbergh delivers his second film of the year with the spy thriller Black Bag. Matt & Ry review that and give a couple film pairings to go with it. We also take a deep dive down on Cate Blanchett’s filmography with the treasure or junk segment. Lastly, we play some spy movie trivia. Lots here to enjoy…

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Mickey 17 | Top 5 Clone movies | CinemaJaw 692 1:22:11

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Reviewed: Mickey 17 Top 5: Clone Movies Guest: Solo Celebrating This Month: Cate Blanchett MattK makes his triumphant return to the podcast. That he decided to come back on the episode in which we are discussing clones is a bit suspicious. If Mickey 17 can have two Robert Pattinsons, why can’t Cinemajaw have two MattKs? We review Bong Joon-Ho’s latest film and we discuss the finest movies that have clones in them. We also get around to playing some movie trivia. This episode is a lot of fun, so sit back and enjoy.…

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The Monkey | Cleaner | Riff Raff | Last Breath | CinemaJaw 691 1:13:13

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Reviewed: The Monkey, Cleaner, Riff Raff, Last Breath Guest: Solo Celebrating This Month: Cate Blanchett We have another Review-o-Rama on our hands. Four big reviews including the newest Stephen King adaptation, The Monkey. We also discuss the new Daisy Ridley film: Cleaner. Plus reviews of Riff Raff & Last Breath. We also kick off Cate Blachett month in style. It’s a lot of Jaw.…

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Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy | The Mosquito Coast | CinemaJaw 690 1:19:02

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Reviewed: Captain America: Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy, The Mosquito Coast Guest: Solo Celebrating This Month: Harrison Ford With the Oscars fast approaching, we make some predictions this week on the podcast. In addition to that, we have an impromptu top five Renee zellweger movies. We also review her latest film. Bridget Jones: Mad about The Boy. Lastly, we have a retro review of The Mosquito Coast starring Harrison Ford. You’ll be mad about this podcast. Enjoy!…

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Review-O-Rama: Captain America: Brave New World | Paddington In Peru | The Gorge | CinemaJaw 689 1:03:38

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Reviewed: Captain America: Brave New World, Paddington in Peru, The Gorge Guest: Solo Celebrating This Month: Harrison Ford We have another Review-o-Rama on our hands. The three movies we discuss are Captain America: Brave New World, Paddington in Peru, and The Gorge. We also take a look at the “Harrison Ford non-franchise collection” in a new segment titled: CinemaJaw’s Treasure or Junk Roadshow. As always it is a jam packed Jaw. Enjoy the Show.…

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Heart Eyes, Companion, You’re Cordially Invited, Love Hurts | Review-o-Rama | CinemaJaw 688 1:13:16

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Reviewed: Heart Eyes, Companion, You’re Cordially Invited, Love Hurts Guest: Solo Celebrating This Month: Harrison Ford Love is in the air this week Jaw-Heads. We have 4 big reviews for you with relationships and love factoring into all of them. But it is not just about love. These films also have horror, action and sci-fi thriller vibes. We look at Will Ferrell & Reese Witherspoon’s Amazon Prime film: You’re Cordially Invited. Ke Huy Quan’s latest action film: Love Hurts. The Valentine’s Day slasher: Hearts Eyes. And finally the Sci-Fi Thriller: Companion. Grab a loved one and turn up the volume, this episode is a lot of Jaw!…

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Back In Action, Presence | Mark Dujsik | Best Scenes of 2024 | CinemaJaw 687 1:48:08

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Reviewed: Back in Action, Presence Guest: Mark Dujsik Trivia: Mark Wahlburg Duds Movie Trivia Celebrating This Month: Mark Wahlberg JawHeads, we’re diving into the action this week with Back in Action , the long-awaited reunion of Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx. Does their chemistry bring the heat, or is this one mission better left incomplete? We break it all down in our review. PLUS: We take a closer look at Presence , a hidden gem making waves for its unique narrative and gripping performances. And we’re thrilled to be joined by critic extraordinaire Mark Dujsik , who helps us break down the Best Scenes of 2024 . From jaw-dropping action to emotionally charged moments, this year gave us plenty to talk about—and argue over! It’s a jam-packed jaw with action, insight, and all the best cinematic moments. Let’s roll!…

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Wolf Man | Jeff York | Top Male Performances in Film 2024 | CinemaJaw 686 1:29:29

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Reviewed: Wolf Man Guest: Jeff York Trivia: David Lynch Movie Trivia Celebrating This Month: Mark Wahlberg JawHeads, this week we’re howling with excitement as we sink our teeth into Wolf Man ! This modern reimagining of the classic Universal monster movie brings a fresh take to a timeless tale. Does it deliver the chills, thrills, and howl-worthy performances we’ve been waiting for? We’re breaking it all down. Joining us is the always insightful Jeff York , bringing his expertise and passion to the discussion. Together, we’ll also be diving into our Top Male Performances in Film for 2024 . From transformative roles to career-defining moments, this list is packed with the very best acting of the year. It’s a jam-packed jaw filled with monsters, masterful performances, and deep cinematic dives. Let’s roll! Top 5 Male Performances in Film 2024 Matt: Adrien Brody – The Brutalist Justice Smith – I saw the TV Glow Timothe Chalamet – A Complete Unknown/Dune 2 Guy Pierce – The Brutalist Kieran Culkin – A Real Pain Jeff: Ralph Fiennes Hugh Grant Colman Domingo Sebastion Stan Guy Pierce Ry: Timothee Chalamet Guy Pierce Justice Smith Colman Domingo Jeremy Strong…

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Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl | Cati Glidewell | Top 5 Female Performances In Film 2024 | CinemaJaw 685 1:33:39

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Reviewed: Wallace & Gromit Vengeance Most Fowl Guest: Cati Glidewell (The Blonde in Front) Trivia: 2024 Horror Movie Trivia Celebrating This Month: Mark Wahlberg Hey JawHeads, this week we’re cracking open a big one! Wallace and Gromit are back in Vengeance Most Fowl , and we’re here to review their latest, greatest (and most feathered) adventure. Does this long-awaited sequel take flight, or does it lay an egg? We’ll break it all down. Joining us is the one and only Cati Glidewell , aka The Blonde in Front , bringing her passionate and insightful take on all things movies. With her help, we’re diving into our Top 5 Female Performances in Film 2024 —a year that’s been packed with incredible performances from some of the best actresses in the business. It’s a jam-packed jaw filled with claymation chaos, standout performances, and thoughtful film discussion. Let’s roll! Top 5 Female Performances in Film 2024 Matt: Demi Moore – The Substance Felicity Jones – the Brutalist Kristen Stweart & Katy O’Brian – Love Lies Bleeding Kirsten Dunst – Civil War Lupita Nyong’o – The Wild Robot/ Quiet Place Day One Cati: Demi Moore – The Substance Cynthia Arivo – Wicked Naomi Scott – Smile 2 Willa Fitzgerald – Strange Darling June Squib – Thelma & Jamie Lee Curtis – The Last Showgirl Ry: Mickey Madison Willa Fitzgerald Juliette Gariépy Monica Barbaro Marianne Jean Baptiste…

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The Brutalist | Top 3 Adrien Brody Movies | CinemaJaw 684 56:52

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Reviewed: The Brutalist Trivia: 2024 Movie Trivia – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Adrian Brody This week we’re diving into one of the most compelling films of the year— The Brutalist . Adrien Brody delivers a towering performance as visionary architect László Tóth in this ambitious historical drama. But does the film’s grand design hold up, or does it crumble under its own weight? We’re breaking it all down in our review. PLUS: Inspired by The Brutalist , we’re counting down our Top 3 Adrien Brody Movies . From Oscar-winning classics to unforgettable indie gems, this guy has had an incredible career. Which performances make our list? Tune in to find out. It’s another jam-packed jaw! Let’s roll. Top 3 Adrien Brody Movies Matt: Summer of Sam The Darjeeling Limited Predators Ry: The Pianist The Village The Brothers Bloom…

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Top 10 of 2024 with Brian Tallerico | CinemaJaw 683 1:59:35

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The lights are dimming, the credits are rolling, and what a year it’s been, JawHeads! As 2024 comes to a close, we’re celebrating the best of the best with our Top 10 Movies of the Year . From breathtaking epics to unforgettable indies, this list has it all—and trust us, it wasn’t easy narrowing it down! To help us break it all down, we’re joined by the one and only Brian Tallerico , Managing Editor of RogerEbert.com and one of the sharpest minds in film criticism today. Brian brings his expertise and unique perspective as we debate, celebrate, and dissect the very best movies of the year. PLUS: We’re reflecting on the year that was—our favorite interviews, big surprises, and what we’re most excited for in 2025. And, of course, we’ll be thanking YOU, our amazing JawHeads, for making every episode this year a blast. ?? It’s our final jaw of the year, and it’s one you don’t want to miss! Top 10 Movies of 2024 Matt: The Substance Love Lies Bleeding I Saw The TV Glow The Wild Robot Dune 2 The brutalist Monkey Man Wicked Kinds of Kindness Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes Brian: Anora The Brutalist I Saw the TV Glow Nickle Boys Furiosa No Other Land A Real Pain His Three Daughters The Room Next Door Ghostlight Ry: I Saw The TV Glow Anora Dune 2 The Brutalist The Substance Nickle Boys The Wild Robot La Cocina The Seed of the Sacred Fig A Complete Unknown…

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A Complete Unknown | Top 3 ‘Who Knew They Could Sing!?’ | CinemaJaw 682 57:24

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Reviewed: A Complete Unknown Trivia: Edward Norton Movie Trivia – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Adrian Brody Surprise! Some actors have pipes you’d never expect, and this week on CinemaJaw, we’re counting down our Top 3 ‘Who Knew They Could Sing?!’ Performances. From dramatic powerhouses belting out show-stopping ballads to action stars surprising us with soulful melodies, these performances hit all the right notes. We’re also reviewing A Complete Unknown , the new Bob Dylan biopic starring Timothée Chalamet. Can Chalamet’s portrayal capture the mystery, complexity, and sound of Dylan’s legendary career? Or is it just blowing in the wind? We break it all down! Plus, we dive into some of cinema’s biggest musical surprises—actors who made us say, “Wait… THEY can sing?” It’s a jam-packed jaw filled with rhythm, soul, and a few unexpected harmonies. Let’s roll! Top 3 “Who Knew They Could Sing!?” Matt: Bradley Cooper – A Star Is Born (2018) Huey Jackman – Les Misérables (2012) Jason Segel – The Muppets (2011) Ry: Nicole Kidman / Ewen McGregor – Moulin Rouge Adam Driver – Marriage Story Andrew Garfield – Tik Tik Boom…

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The Order | Joe Pickett & Nick Prueher, Found Footage Fest | Top Found Footage Movies | CinemaJaw 681 1:25:52

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Reviewed: The Order Guests: Joe Pickett & Nick Prueher Trivia: Jude Law Movie Trivia Celebrating This Month: Adrian Brody Get ready, JawHeads, because we’re about to press play on a treasure trove of found footage greatness! This week, we’re joined by the legendary curators of odd VHS relics themselves—Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher from Found Footage Festival ! These guys have seen it all, from bizarre instructional videos to the strangest home movies ever captured on tape. The Fest is currently on tour, about to make it’s stop in Chicago and then onto other cities. Check their site to see if it’s near you! Inspired by their archival adventures, we’re counting down our Top 3 Found Footage Movies —whether it’s hidden gems, mockumentaries, or the iconic films that defined the genre. Expect some surprises, plenty of nostalgia, and maybe a few wild VHS-worthy picks of our own! Plus, we’re reviewing The Order , the gritty new thriller starring Jude Law, Nicholas Hoult, and Tye Sheridan. Does its dark, intense world of extremism and moral complexity hold up, or does the weight of its bleak tone sink the experience? We’ll break it down. So grab your old camcorder, dust off that VHS collection, and join us for another jam-packed jaw! Let’s roll! Top 3 Found Footage Movies Matt: Heavy Metal Parking Lot Searching Lake Mungo Ry: Rec District 9 Chronicle Joe: Dundee Project Balloon Fest Alone in the Wilderness Nick: Late Night With the Devil Trash Humpers Rec Bonus Adrian Brody in his own “found footage” as a kid in a board game commercial.…

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Moana 2, Gladiator 2, Wicked | Reveiw-O-Rama! | CinemaJaw 680 1:14:44

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Reviewed: Moana 2, Gladiator 2, Wicked Trivia: Jeff Goldblum Movie Trivia – Stump The Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson This week on CinemaJaw, we’ve got sequels and showstoppers galore! First, we dive into Disney’s Moana 2 , a heartfelt return to the Pacific that’s sure to stir the waters of your soul. Then it’s off to the Roman Colosseum for Gladiator 2 —can this epic follow-up rise to the occasion or does it fall on its sword? Finally, we take to the skies (and the stage!) with Wicked: Part I , the long-awaited big-screen adaptation of the Broadway sensation. But that’s not all. We’re also testing our trivia mettle with Jeff Goldblum Movie Trivia —can we stump the Kubinski? And we continue celebrating the one and only Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, a true titan of cinema, action, and eyebrow acting. It’s another jam-packed jaw, so let’s get into it!…

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Emilia Perez | Top 5 Character Rebirths | CinemaJaw 679 1:24:58

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Reviewed: Emilia Perez Top 5 : Character Rebirths/2nd Acts Trivia: Zoe Saldana Casts – Stump The Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Cinema is full of fresh starts, bold transformations, and second chances. This week on CinemaJaw, we’re diving into our Top 5 Character Rebirths or Second Acts. Whether it’s Gandalf’s rise as the White Wizard or Neo breaking free from the Matrix, we’re spotlighting characters who were reborn to rewrite their destinies. On the review front, we step into the world of Emilia Pérez , Jacques Audiard’s bold and funky crime-meets-musical tale of identity and transformation. Does this genre-bending story hit the high notes, or does it get lost in its own groove? Plus, we celebrate Zoe Saldana in this week’s trivia challenge and give a shout-out to the one and only Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as our featured star of the month. Packed jaw? You better believe it! Top 5 Character Rebirths/2nd Acts Matt: Gandalf Alex Murphy – RoboCop Eric Draven Harvey Dent Neo Ry: Alexia – Titane Ripley – The Talented Mr. Ripley Vincent – Gattaca Maximus – Gladiator Addy – Us…

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Memoir of a Snail, Blitz, A Real Pain | CinemaJaw 678 1:20:46

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Reviewed: Memoir of a Snail, Blitz, A Real Pain Trivia: Eisenberg Movie Trivia – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson CinemaJaw is back this week with a lineup that’ll take you from the heartbreakingly slow to the painfully funny—literally! We’re diving into three films that bring their own unique twist to storytelling: Memoir of a Snail , Blitz , and A Real Pain . This episode has it all—whether you’re looking to ponder life’s big questions at a snail’s pace, or laugh (and cringe) at family drama, we’ve got you covered. First up, Memoir of a Snail . Directed by stop-motion mastermind Adam Elliot, this is a film that says, “Slow down!” and really means it. We follow the journey of Grace Pudel and her little snail buddies through a story that’s equal parts tragic, hilarious, and, yeah, a bit weird. Is it worth inching along for this arthouse experience, or should we leave it in the garden? You’ll have to listen to find out! Then there’s Blitz . Set during the tumultuous years of WWII, with a cast that takes no prisoners. If Memoir of a Snail is all about slowing down, Blitz is here to speed things right back up! Finally, we dive into A Real Pain , the latest dark comedy from Jesse Eisenberg, who both directs and stars alongside Kieran Culkin. Let’s just say that if you’ve ever been on a family trip that went south, you’ll feel right at home here. Is this film “painfully” good, or is it just… a real pain? PLUS! Each host pairs each review with a “double feature”, another movie to put on your queue that pairs nicely. So grab your popcorn, hit play, and get ready for an episode that’s all about the speed, the laughs, and the heartfelt moments. Let’s dive in!…

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Review-O-Rama: Woman of The Hour, Anora, Venom The Last Dance, Heretic | CinemaJaw #677 1:23:18

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Reviewed: Woman of The Hour, Anora, Venom The Last Dance, Heretic Trivia: Hugh Grant Movie Trivia – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson This week on CinemaJaw we buckle up for another Review-o-rama as we tackle 4 recent releases! On the docket are a quartet of films Woman of The Hour, Anora, Venom The Last Dance, Heretic… some of the best and worst of the year on that list believe it or not. Find out which is which… LISTEN!…

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Terrifier 3, Sleepy Hollow | Top 5 Atmospheric Horror| CinemaJaw 676 1:18:00

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Reviewed: Terrifier 3, Sleepy Hollow Top 5: Atmospheric Horror Trivia: Horror Directors – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Tom Hardy The fog rolls in low, the branches creak in the dark forest, and scattered leaves float on the breeze. The atmosphere of Fall is heavy this Halloween season, so this week on CinemaJaw we take a look at our Top 5 Atmospheric Horror Movies. We do this in honor of our retro review, we celebrated its director all last month, of Sleepy Hollow. Does this Burton/Depp vehicle hold up after 25 years? But we also have something new for you as well. Art the Clown is back for another swing in the surprise hit Terrifier 3 (out now). We peel back the wrapper to see if this indie blood bath has guts, or is it just empty gore? It’s a jam-packed jaw as always. Top 5 Climactic Scenes Matt: The VVitch Mothman Prophecies The Menu I Saw the TV Glow The Invitation Ry: Susperia The Wicker Man Skinamarink The Others Crimson Peak…

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We Live In Time, The Outrun | Top 5 Actors With Chemistry | CinemaJaw 675 1:17:23

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Top 5 Acting Duos with Chemistry Reviewed: We Live In Time, The Outrun Top 5: Acting Duos with Chemistry Trivia: CinemaJaw Trivia! Celebrating This Month: Tom Hardy This episode marks 15 years of CinemaJaw. What a wild and amazing journey. Here’s to 15 more! This week on the show we have a duo of reviews for you… but do they have chemistry? So much is made about a duo of actors that perform in a dual lead when they seem to “click” or have “chemistry” as they say. The performances feel that much better. This week in honor of our review of We Live In Time (Andrew Garfield/Florence Pugh) we are delving into dynamic duos that bring that spark when united, with our Top 5 Chemistry Duos in Film. We have an additional review of the new Saoirse Ronan vehicle, The Outrun, and no – it’s not based on the 80s racing video game. Jam Packed Jaws For 15 Years! We also have Matt: Meg Ryan/Tom Hanks Simon Pegg/Nick Frost Adam Sandler/Drew Barrymore Julia Roberts/Richard Gere Richard Pryor/Gene Wilder Ry: Ethan Hawk/Julie Delphie Michael Douglass/Kathleen Turner Ryan Gossling/Emma Stone Diane Keaton/Woody Allen Elizabeth Taylor/Richard Burton…

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Saturday Night, Joker | CIFF Preview | CinemaJaw 674 17:14

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Reviewed: Saturday Night, Joker Folie à Deux: Folie à Deux Celebrating This Month: Tom Hardy This week on CinemaJaw we start a new month and a new celebrity focus in Tom Hardy. We also have a pair of reviews for you in Saturday Night and the highly anticipated, Joker: Folie à Deux. Enjoy!

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Review-o-rama! The Wild Robot, Transformers One, Megalopolis, My Old Ass | CinemaJaw 673 1:12:37

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Reviewed: The Wild Robot, Transformers One, Megalopolis, My Old Ass Trivia: Francis Ford Coppola Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Tim Burton This week on CinemaJaw we heap on a quadruple serving of film in our patented Review-O-Rama! Two animated films, and two live action! Enjoy!

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Wolfs, Alien Weekend, Super/Man | Jada Krueger, Taylor King | Top 5 Clooney or Pitt | CinemaJaw 672 1:21:27

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Reviewed: Wolfs, Alien Weekend, Super/Man: the Christopher Reeve Story Top 5 Pitt or Clooney Trivia: Wolf Movie Trivia Celebrating This Month: Tim Burton In this episode, we delve into some duos. In honor of our review of the new film, Wolfs (no typo), which sees George Clooney and Brad Pitt reunited on the silver screen (and it feels so good), we are choosing our top 5 from their combined Filmographies. To unpack this dynamic screen duo of Pitt and Clooney, we bring in our own Screen duo of Krueger and King, betrothed collaborators with a fresh film on Amazon Prime! Jada Krueger is an actress born and raised in IL. Her passion for acting began at 14 when she performed in her high school’s plays and musicals. After that, she studied at the Second City (formerly Harold Ramis) Film School in Chicago and later took acting classes at The Green Shirt Studio. In 2023, Jada was cast as the lead role, Violet in Alien Weekend created by Taylor King. Alien Weekend is her first leading role in a feature film. Soon, she will be seen leading in 3 more feature films, and she is going on to her first series beginning in October. Her Fiance Taylor King was born in Torrance California, opting out of film school to start a production company, New Zealand Son Films, with his father Sean King in 2015. Taylor has produced over 20 films and television series half of which he has written and directed. He is about to start production on “The Salem Sisters”, a 12-episode series following the story of three young witches. These are a pair of filmmakers to follow, and I do recommend Alien Weekend ! Top 5 Pitt/Clooney Matt: Fight Club – Pitt Oh Brother Where Art Thou – Clooney Seven – Pitt From Dusk Til Dawn – Clooney Up in the Air – Clooney Jada and Taylor: Curious Case of Benjamin Button Ocean’s 11 Moneyball Meet Joe Black Fantastic Mr. Fox Ry: Fight Club Once Upon a Time In Hollywood Micheal Clayton The Descendants The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward…

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The Substance, Rebel Ridge | Fall Movie Preview / TIFF Recap | CinemaJaw 671 1:25:04

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Reviewed: The Substance, Rebel Ridge Fall Movie Preview Trivia: Demi Moore Movie Trivia Celebrating This Month: Tim Burton This week on CinemaJaw we bust out a pumpkin-spiced latte and curl up by the fire in our favorite comfy chair with a nice plaid lap blanket… because it’s time for our Fall Movie Preview! We also happen to be reviewing one of the most bizarre and awesome movies of the year in The Substance, along with a Netflix joint: Rebel Ridge. It’s a jam-packed Jaw as always! Fall Movie Preview Matt: Moana 2 – In theaters Nov. 27 Wicked – In theaters Nov. 22 Apartment 7A – Streaming on Paramount+ Sept. 27 Joker: Folie à Deux – In theaters Oct. 2 Red one – In theaters Nov. 15 Ry: Anora The Wild Robot Conclave Nightbitch Bird…

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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice | Ali’s Reptile Den | Top 5 Snake Scenes | CinemaJaw 670 1:09:52

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Reviewed: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Top 5 Snake Scenes Guest: Ali’s Reptile Den Trivia: Micheal Keaton/Winona Ryder Trivia Celebrating This Month: Tim Burton This week on CinemaJaw we slither and writhe over our Top 5 Snake Scenes in Film. Of course, this is in honor of our review of the (sometimes snake) Ghost with the Most… Beetlejuice Beetlejuice! Joining us is a very special guest, Ali from Ali’s Reptile Den . Ali is a lifelong animal enthusiast who, growing up, idolized legendary conservationists like Jungle Jack Hannah, Steve Irwin, and more. Today, as an adult, his love for these incredible creatures has only grown stronger and he’s made it his mission to carry forward the legacies of his heroes by inspiring and educating others about the crucial importance of protecting our planet’s diverse biodiversity. Of course we are also plugging our upcoming collaboration with Ali, The Music Box of Horrors, and Shudder – on October 8th we are co-presenting a special screening of the cult snake movie, Ssssssss (don’t say it hiss it). Here’s the skinny on that and a link: Just click on that poster for all the info and tickets. All that and we also play with some snakes! Top 5 Snake Scenes Matt: The Pit of Souls – Raiders of the Lost Ark Salma Hyak Dance Scene – From Dusk to Dawn Kaa almost eats Mogli – The Jungle Book Persius in Medusa’s cave – Clash of the Titans Sir Hiss gets drunk – Robinhood Ali: Sssssss Chopping Mall Altered States A Clockwork Orange Conan The Barbarian Ry: Kill Bill Vol 2 James Bond Moonraker Conan the Barbarian Indiana Jones Crystal Skull Harry Potter Chamber of Secrets…

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Strange Darling, The Crow | Top 5 Non-Linear Movies | CinemaJaw 669 1:25:09

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Reviewed: Strange Darling, The Crow Top 5 Non Linear movies Trivia: Tim Burton Cast – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Tim Burton A new month begins, and CinemaJaw starts with a new Celebrity of the Month. For September, we wanted that pumpkin spice—enter Tim Burton. We will be celebrating Tim’s career all month long! A double dose of reviews for you this week. Strange Darling, a film where the less you say the better, and a new take on The Crow… it’s all sure to be controversial between Matt and Ryan. In honor of Strange Darling, which is told out of order, Matt K. and Ry The Movie Guy tackle their top 5 nonlinear movies—but not necessarily in that order. Enjoy! Top 5 Non Linear Movies Matt: Glass Onion The Watchmen The Prestige Vanilla Sky Drop Dead Fred Ry: Reservoir Dogs Amores Perros Arrival Go! 500 Days of Summer…

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The Union, Blink Twice | Best/Worst | CinemaJaw 668 1:14:01

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Reviewed: The Union, Blink Twice Best/Worst: Halle Berry Movies, Secret Government Programs (like The Union), Channing Tatum Movies Trivia: Channing Tatum/Zoe Kravitz Movies – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Halle Berry This week we go deep undercover as we review the spy comedy thriller starring our person of the month, Halle Berry, and old reliable Mark Wahlberg, The Union. Not to mention a second review of Zoe Kravitz’s directorial debut, Blink Twice! It’s a double feature! We are also bringing back our Best/Worst segment in lieu of a top 5 this week. We’re taking a look at the best and worst of: Halle Berry Movies, Secret Government Programs (like The Union), Channing Tatum Movies. It’s a jam-packed jaw as always. Best/Worst: Halle Berry Movies, Secret Government Programs (like The Union), Channing Tatum Movies Matt: Halle Berry Movies that are NOT Monsters Ball Best – Swordfish Worst – Catwoman Secret Government Programs (Like The Union) Best – The Last Starfighter Worst – Men Who Stare at Goats Channing Tatum Movies Best – Jump Street Worst – GI Joe Rise of Cobra Ry: Halle Berry Movies that are NOT Monsters Ball Best – Cloud Atlas Worst – Moon Fall Secret Government Programs (Like The Union) Best – Treadstone (Bourne Franchise) Worst – Get Smart Channing Tatum Movies Best – Foxcatcher Worst – Jupiter Ascending…

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Alien Romulus | Top Space Scares | CinemaJaw 667 1:09:52

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Reviewed: Alien Romulus Top 5 Space Scares Trivia: Halle Berry – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Halle Berry This week on CinemaJaw no one can hear you scream, because we are back in space! We review Alien Romulus and spoiler alert, we are quite split on it. Also, we bring you our Top 5 Space Scares. Enjoy! Top 5 Climactic Scenes Matt: The original chest-burster The Bear Annihilation We got one that can See – They Live The abduction – Fire in the Sky liquid nitrogen kill – Jason X Ry: Annihilation Sputnik Europa Report Species Life…

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The Gate, Night of the Demons, The Instigators | Top 6,6,6 Demonic Movies| CinemaJaw 666 1:39:02

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Reviewed: The Gate, Night of the Demons, The Instigators Top 6 Demonic Movies Trivia: Matt Damen/Casey Affleck Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Halle Berry Woe to you oh Earth and Sea… We’ve made it to yet another milestone. CinemaJaw episode 666. So in honor of the Number of the Beast, we are (all three of us) doing our Top 6, Top 6, Top 6 Demonic Movies! Plus a few reviews. Why not throw in some 80s Satanic Panic vibes with a pair of retro reviews that both feature demon shenanigans? The Gate, and Night of the Demons… and speaking of hideous monsters (kidding) we also have a review of the new Matt Damon (close to Demon) and Casey Affleck vehicle, The Instigators. Be sure to listen to this one while sitting in a chalk pentagram, and light some candles! Top 6,6,6 Demonic Movies Matt: The Exorcist – Pizuzu Hellraiser Pumpkinhead Repossessed Frailty The Golden Child KP: Demon Slayer: Mugen Train The Exorcist The Ring The Conjuring Monster House Hellboy Ry: Susperia Late Night With the Devil The Wailing The Blackcoat’s Daughter The Void The Dark & The Wicked A special reminder to JawHeads: Check out Pfil’s YouTube Channel called Art’s Cliffhouse.…

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REBROADCAST from 2016 – CinemaJaw 272, Tom Ackerman – Best Images In Film 1:21:57

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And then there was that time we interviewed the cinematographer of Beetlejuice among other fine credits, Tom Ackerman. The show sounded a lot different back then… let us know what you think. Here is the OG post: Reviewed This Episode: Zootopia Trivia: Kirsten Dunst / Michael Shannon Movie Trivia (I for an I) Interested or Ignore: Midnight Special CinemaWAR: Do trailers show us too much? Sponsored by: Jackbox Games , C2E2 , Ken’s Anglers It’s easy to not see the film forest for the trees. As we get wrapped up into the stories on the screen (as we should) our minds do not comprehend all the “brush strokes” that make up the larger whole. If you take a step back, you will see them. The multitude of images and moments that add up to make a special piece of artwork. Some of them do stand out, and this week on the Jaw we take a look at those specific moments as we cover our Top 5 Images in Film. Joining us is a man who is an expert on such a matter. Cinematographer, Thomas E. Ackerman , has photographed some of America’s most beloved classic comedies, as well as some of our new classics to boot. His entire filmography is impressive but just to name a few: Beetlejuice, Christmas Vacation, Anchorman and Jumanji rank among his most notable. We could honestly gush for hours over the great actors, directors, and writers he has worked with, but today is about his work. Cinematography is so vital and integral to film, yet we often speak about a picture based on the performances or at best the direction. Rarely do we get to go in depth on the photography, without which there would be no film at all to speak of. Today, with Tom’s help, we correct that. So close your eyes and allow your mind to call forth these images we invoke. Enjoy!…

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Deadpool & Wolverine, Young Woman and the Sea | Best / Worst | CinemaJaw 665 1:03:31

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Reviewed: Deadpool & Wolverine, Young Woman and the Sea Best/Worst: Ryan Reynolds Movies, Swimming Movies, Multiverse Movies Trivia: Sea Movie Trivia – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Hugh Jackman It’s the episode of the summer as we review Deadpool and Wolverine a movie that has already shattered the R-rated box office record! … and…. wait for it… Young Woman and the Sea for some reason. Actually, these were both a couple of great movies. Have a listen! Best Worst: Ryan Reynolds Movies, Swimming Movies, Multiverse Movies Matt: Ryan Reynolds Movies Best – Deadpool Worst – Green Lantern Swimming Movies Best – The Way Way Back Worst – Aquaman The lost Kingdom Multiverse Movies Best – After Spiderverse and Everything Everywhere its got to be No Way Home Wost – Ant-Man Quantumania Ry: Ryan Reynolds Movies Best – Mississippi Grind Worst – The Proposal Swimming Movies Best – The Swimmers Worst – Nightswim Multiverse Movies Best – Everything, Everywhere, All at Once Worst – Sliding Doors…

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Twisters | Top 5 Storm Scenes | CinemaJaw 664 1:12:10

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Reviewed: Twisters Top 5 Storm Scenes in Film Trivia: Action Movie Remake – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Hugh Jackman This week on CinemaJaw we put our own spin on the movies (see what I did there) as we batten down the hatches for our Top 5 Storm Scenes from movies, and I think we came up with some darn good lists! Of course, we are doing this in honor of our review of the week, Twisters. blowing into a theater near you presently. Top 5 Storm Scenes Matt: Sharknado Shawshank The Shining Poltergeist Singing in the Rain Ry: Back to The Future Magnolia The Hateful 8 The Life of Pie The Martian…

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Longlegs, Beverly Hills Cop Axel F | BEST / WORST | CinemaJaw 663 1:11:57

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Reviewed: Longlegs, Beverly Hills Cop Aexl F Best/Worst: Hugh Jackman Movies, Serial Killer Movies, Cop Movies Trivia: 80s Movies with Sequels in the 2000s – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Hugh Jackman This week on CinemaJaw we provide a veritable grab bag of movie-related fun! First we bring you two reviews about movies featuring cops (sorta) in the much hyped Longlegs (can it live up to that hype?), and a sequel no one was expecting in Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. You know we don’t stop there! No guest this week, so we are bringing out another “Best/Worst” episode as we delve into the Best and Worst of Hugh Jackman Movies, Serial Killer Movies, and Cop Movies. It’s a jam-packed jaw as always! Best/Worst: Hugh Jackman Movies, Serial Killer Movies, Cop Movies Matt: Hugh Jackman Movies BEST: Logan / Swordfish WORST: Kate 7 Leopold Serial Killer Movies BEST: Silence of the Lambs / American Psycho / Psycho WORST: American Psycho 2 Cop Movies BEST: RoboCop WORST: Cop and 1/2 Ry: Hugh Jackman Movies Best: Bad Education Worst: Scoop Serial Killer Movies Best: Memories of a Murder Worst: No Man of God/In Dreams Cop Movies Best: Training Day Worst: 21 Bridges…

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Review-O-Rama! A Quiet Place Day One, Maxxxine, A Family Affair | CinemaJaw 662 1:04:49

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Reviewed: A Quiet Place Day One, Maxxxine, A Family Affair Trivia: Nicole Kidman/Zac Efron Movie Trivia – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Hugh Jackman Another week, another REVIEW-O-RAMA! Three films on the docket this time: A Quiet Place Day One, Maxxine, and A Family Affair. Which one will be the highest rated by Matt K. and Ry The Movie Guy, and which will have a surprising take? Listen in! We also kick off July with a new person of the month Mr. Hugh Jackman, play some trivia and a whole lot more. It’s a jam-packed jaw as always!…

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Review-o-rama! Kinds of Kindness, Brats, The Bike Riders, Thelma | CinemaJaw 661 1:17:46

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Reviewed: Kinds of Kindness, Brats, The Bike Riders, Thelma Trivia: Kinds of Kindness Cast Movie Trivia – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Kevin Costner It’s time once again for another Review-o-rama! Anytime we have more than 2 or 3 reviews we forgo the Top 5 List and get down to brass tacks! This week we have a heaping helping of four films for you to feast your ears on! Reviews of the new Yorgos Lanthamos film Kinds of Kindness, a documentary by Andrew McCarthy entitled Brats, The new Austin Buttler/Tom Hardy vehicle (see what I did there?) The Biker Riders, and the octagenarian action film Thelma… it’s a jam-packed ‘Jaw as always!…

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Inside Out 2 | Top 5 Emo Movies | CinemaJaw 660 1:09:00

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Reviewed: Inside Out 2 Top 5: Emo Movies Trivia: “Inside / Out” Movie Trivia – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Kevin Costner This week, in honor of our review of Inside Out 2, we take a look within and give you our Top 5 Emo Movies. What is Emo? This becomes a point of contention. We also bring you a round of Stup The Kubinski trivia all about movies with Inside or Out in the title. It does not go well. It’s a jam-packed jaw as always! Top 5 Emo Movies Matt: Rushmore The Breakfast Club Eternal Sunshine Say Anything Only Lovers Left Alive Ry: Donnie Darko Thirteen Ghost World Underworld The Corpse Bride A special reminder to JawHeads: Check out KP at Pancakes & Booze at Reggie’s in Chicago, on June 29th!…

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The Watchers | Cati Glidewell | Horror Directed by Women | CinemaJaw 659 1:35:41

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Reviewed: The Watchers Top 5: Horror Directed by Women Trivia: Being Watched Movie Trivia CinemaWAR: Who is the better Fanning Sister, Elle or Dakota? Celebrating This Month: Kevin Costner On this CinemaJaw we take a look at the dark side as we examine our Top 5 Horror Movies Directed by Women! We are doing this in honor of both our guest and our review. Joining us is a fellow critic and friend of the show Cati Glidewell . Cati is a lifelong cinephile and has a particular taste for horror! Needless to say she’s the perfect guest for the episode. In addition, Kevin Costner month continues, we review the directorial debut from Ishana Night Shaymalan, entitled The Watchers, as well as our aforementioned Top 5 Horror Movies Directed By Women. PLUS we dust off the old CinemaWAR segment and have a debate over which is the better Fanning sister, Elle or Dakota! It’s a jam-packed Jaw as always! Top 5 Horror Movies Directed by Women Matt: American Psycho – Mary Haron The Babadook – Jennifer Kent Pet Semetary – Mary Lambert Relic – Natalie Erika James Totally Killer – Nahnatchka Khan Cati: 1980-2000 1Near Dark Kathryn Bigelow 2 American Psycho Mary Harron 3 Ravenous Antonia Bird 4 Pet Sematary Mary Lambert 5 The Slumber Party Massacre series 2001-2024 1 Tigers Are Not Afraid- Issa Lopez 2 The Invitation- Karyn Kusama 3 Candyman- Nia DaCosta 4 Fresh – Mimi Cave 5 We Need to Talk About Kevin – Lynne Ramsay Honorable mention Laura Moss-Birth/rebirth Emily Bennett-Alone with You Chloe Okuno-Watcher Jennifer Kent-The Babbadook Julia Ducournau- Titane and Raw Lisa Ovies- Puppet Killer Ry: Titane St. Maud The First Omen Fear Street Good Night Mommy A special reminder to JawHeads: Check out KP at Pancakes & Booze at Reggie’s in Chicago, on June 29th!…

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Atlas | Top 5 Kevin Costner Movies | CinemaJaw 658 1:02:41

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Reviewed: Atlas Top 5: Post Apocalyptic Movies Trivia: AI Movies – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Kevin Costner This week on CinemaJaw… I get AI to write the post. Take it Chat GPT: Thank you, Matt K. I am Chat GPT… This week on CinemaJaw, we dive into the dystopian world of “Atlas.” The film offers a bleak yet compelling vision of the future, where humanity struggles to survive in a war against AI. It stars J-Lo! Our hosts, Matt K. and Ry The Movie Guy, break down the film’s narrative, visual effects, and standout performances, offering their unique takes and spirited debates. Trivia: AI Movies – Stump the Kubinski Can you stump Matt K. with your knowledge of AI movies? This week’s trivia segment is packed with questions about our favorite artificial intelligence films. Tune in to see how many Matt can get right! Celebrating Kevin Costner June is all about celebrating the legendary Kevin Costner. We highlight his incredible career, by revealing his Top 5 iconic roles from “Dances with Wolves” to “Waterworld.” Join us as we honor this versatile actor’s contributions to cinema. Top 5 Climactic Scenes Ry (The A sides): Bull Durham / Field of Dreams The Untouchables Dances with Wolves Thirteen Days JFK Matt (The B Sides) Robin Hood Prince of Thieves Man of Steel Waterworld Wyat Earp The Bodyguard A special reminder to JawHeads: Check out KP at Pancakes & Booze at Reggie’s in Chicago, on June 29th!…

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Furiosa, Garfield | Kyle Cubr – Godzilla Vs. The Music Box | Top 5 Post Apocalypse Movies | CinemaJaw 657 1:17:35

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Reviewed: Garfield, Furiosa Top 5: Post Apocalyptic Movies Trivia: Mad Max Series Cast Trivia Celebrating This Month: Viggo Mortensen Another big Summer Season double feature is here, and we’re calling it #garfiosa! That’s right Garfield and Furiosa both getting the treatment here on CinemaJaw. Joining us is a guy who deserves his own hashtag, Kyle Cubr. Kyle has arranged, curated, and created a film series like no other at the Music Box in Chicago, you might even call it a MONSTER of a film series! June 7th-13th Music Box presents Godzilla Vs. Music Box ! The Music Box is partnering with the Japanese Arts Foundation to throw Godzilla a birthday party June 7 -13, and you’re invited! Come celebrate 70 years of everyone’s favorite kaiju with film screenings, special guests, unique preshows, a 24-hour Showa-era marathon, and more! It’s going to be insane, so if you’re in the area don’t miss out! Speaking of massive destruction, Kyle joins in as we present our Top 5 Post Apocalypse Movies. It’s a Jam Packed Jaw as always! Top 5 Post Apocalypse Movies Matt: Akira Mad Max Road Warrior Dawn of the Dead remake Night of the Comet The Mist Kyle: Children of Men Wall-E Escape from NY Snowpiercer T2 Ry: Children of Men 12 Monkeys Wall-E Waterworld Dredd A special reminder to JawHeads: Check out KP at Pancakes & Booze at Reggies in Chicago, June 29th!…

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I Saw The TV Glow, Back to Black | Best/Worst | CinemaJaw 656 1:13:58

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Reviewed: I Saw The TV Glow, Back to Black Best/Worst: Viggo Mortensen Movies, Musician Biopics, Teen Angst Horror Trivia: Viggo Mortensen Movie Trivia- Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Viggo Mortensen On this episode of CinemaJaw, we dip into the nostalgia supply with a look at a surreal horror that tackles 90’s kids TV (and MANY other themes) through a dark and twisted lense, I Saw The TV Glow. As long as we are traveling through time, we scheduled another stop in the more recent past with our review of the new Amy Winehouse biopic, Back To Black. It’s a double feature day on CinemaJaw! In lieu of the usual Top 5 list, we dist off the Best/Worst segment and take a look at the tops and flops in three categories: Viggo Mortensen, Musician Biopics and Teen Angst Horror. It’s a jam-packed Jaw as always! Best / Worst Matt: Viggo Mortensen Movies BEST – The Fellowship – A History of Violence Worst – Dont Have one Musician Biopics BEST – The Doors Worst – Rocketman Teen Agnst Horror BEST – The Lost Boys – Christine – Donnie Darko Worst – The Craft Ry: Viggo Mortensen Movies: Best: Eastern Promises Worst: 28 Days Musician Biopics Best: Love and Mercy Worst: Beyond the Sea Teen Angst Horror Best: Ginger Snaps Worst: Wish Upon…

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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, The Last Stop in Yuma County | Top 5 Humans Vs Animals Movies | CinemaJaw 655 1:11:23

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Reviewed: Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, The Last Stop in Yuma County Top 5 Human Vs. Animal Movies Trivia: Kingdom Movie Trivia- Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Viggo Mortensen It’s Human Vs. Animal on this episode of CinemaJaw! We explore our Top 5 Human Vs. Animal movies, and we tried to keep it to real animals, and both fantastic monsters. Afterall isn’t there enough terror in real animals? We are covering this topic in honor of our main review Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes! In addition, we have a bonus review of The Last Stop in Yuma County for ya. Not to mention a rousing round of Stump The Kubinski Trivia. It’s a jam-packed Jaw as always! Enjoy it. Top 5 Climactic Scenes Matt: The Birds Jaws Cujo Crawl The Revenant Ry: The Grey The Edge Black Water Beast There’s Something About Mary…

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The Fall Guy | Summer Movie Preview | CinemaJaw 654 1:09:38

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Reviewed: The Fall Guy Summer Movie Preview Trivia: Emily Blunt or Ryan Gosling – Stump the Kubinski Celebrating This Month: Viggo Mortensen Greetings Jaw Heads! This week on CinemaJaw we bust out the highly collectible popcorn buckets, kick the chair in front of ourselves and scream at each explosion! It’s time for our Summer Movie Preview! Matt K. and Ry The Movie Guy each have a top 5 picked out, with a little help from KP, the best in the biz. PLUS… we have a review of the new Ryan Gossling vehicle and 80s TV homage, Fall Guy. It’s enough to knock your socks off! So sit back and crack open another package of Twizzlers. Summer Movie time is here!…

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Rebel Moon 2: Scargiver, Challengers | Top 3 Farming Movies | CinemaJaw 653 1:00:54

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