Parental Advisory Movie Podcast

This week we talk about Netflix's latest release, Vampires Vs. the Bronx. Jeff talks about family movie night this week with The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl. Jeff also talks about the HBO Max documentary Class Action Park. Patrick talks about the (sequel?) movie Welcome to Sudden Death. Patrick also rewatched the original Sudden Death.

This week we take on the mystery that is Enola Holmes. Patrick also talks about the Japanese horror movie Audition. Jeff talks about what he and his family watched for Family Movie Night, The Game Plan. Jeff also talks about rewatching one his favorite 80's movies, Rad and reliving the nostalgia of that film. Jeff also talks about watching the original Fright Night and The China Syndrome from 1979.

This week we cover the dark tale with remarkable acting that is The Devil All The Time. We then get into The Babysitter from 2017 and the newest release of the sequel, The Babysitter : Killer Queen.

This week Zak and Dustin from Two Dollar Late Fee podcast join us to talk about Bill And Ted Face The Music. We also talk about 80's soundtracks and and 80's movies as well. Join us on this weeks journey of nostalgia. Two Dollar late fee can be found on Instagram at @twodollarlatefee, and on Facebook at facebook.com/Two-Dollar-Late-Fee-PodcastThey are also available wherever you listen to podcasts.

This week we have a packed episode! We are covering Mulan, The One And Only Ivan, Get Duked!, Message From The King, Guns Akimbo, Inmate #1: The Rise Of Danny Trejo, You Should Have Left, and The Parallax View. We both had a lot of movies to talk about this week. Jeff also talks about what he has planned for our Halloween Special this year. We also take a few minutes to talk and celebrate the work of Chadwick Boseman.

This week we have another amazing episode. Jeff talks about the very cute Disney+ movie that is Magic Camp. Patrick talks about the disappointment that is The Tax Collector. Patrick and Jeff discussed the Spike Lee produced time travel movie with social commentary that is See You Tomorrow. Jeff also talks about the amazing dark comedy that is Lucky Grandma. We then talk to the director of Lucky Grandma, Sasie Sealy.

This week we talk about the awesome family film The Sleepover currently available on Netflix with returning guest and director of the film, Trish Sie. We get in to talking about this great family film as well as talk about horror movies as well. Check out the film on Netflix, and seek out Trish's other work Step Up:All In , and Pitch Perfect 3. You can find her at @bigbadtrish on Twitter and Instagram.

In this week's episode Patrick and Jeff welcome podcaster ( The Dork Forest, The Jackie and Laurie Show) and comedian Jackie Kashian to the podcast. Jackie joins us to talk about The Old Guard with Charlize Theron and Project Power with Jamie Fox and Joseph Gordon Lovett (#JGL). Patrick also talked about the tv show Black Lightening. Jackie suggested the movie Guardians, a Russian version of Avengers. Jeff talks about movie Extra Ordinary. I fun filled episode of awesomeness. Be sure to check out Jackie's stand up comedy albums and subscribe to her two podcasts, The Dork Forest and The Jackie and Laurie Show.

This week we have another full episode of goo movie talk. Jeff talks about the Cartoon Network show We Bare Bears and their new movie, We Bare Bears: The Movie. Jeff also talks about the über paranoia independent film, She Dies Tomorrow and Jenny Slates search for self discovery in The Sunlit Night. Patrick talks about Beyoncé's Black is King movie as well as the Joseph Gordon Lovett high altitude thriller, 7500. Patrick then gives his two cents on Palm Springs.

A very packed episode this week. Jeff talks about the Pete Davidson led The King of Staten Island, as well as the very haunting and scary film Relic. Jeff then takes a deep dive into The Great Hack. Patrick talks about the new Mel Gibson movie, Force of Nature. Patrick also talks about the Korean Anime movie Red Shoes and the 7 Dwarves. Lastly, Patrick talks about Netflix's new animated series Transformers: War for Cybertron.

In this week's episode, Jeff talks about Andy Sanburg's latest movie, Palm Springs. Jeff also talks about the Burt Reynolds film The Last Movie Star. Patrick talks about the Netflix movie Fatal Affair with Omar Epps and Nia Long. Patrick also talks about the Netflix anime series Cannon Busters.

This week we are honored to talk to director Rod Lurie about his new movie The Outpost about the battle of Kamdesh in Afghanistan. The interview covers what it meant to get the film correct for the viewers and and the family. We also talked about one of Jeff's favorite movies, The Contender, in which Rod wrote and directed. It was an amazing interview. The Outpost is on VOD, iTunes, and Amazon Prime. Rod can be found on Twitter @Rodlurie . Please take time to watch this very important movie. Patrick talks about the Helen Hunt thriller, I See You from 2019. Jeff also covers Rod Lurie's filmography to let listeners know about his other great work.

In this week's special themed episode, Patrick and Jeff talk about video games that have been adapted in movies. We talk about the good, the bad, the really bad and how stories and technology has changed the way these movies have/are being made. Plus, Jeff plays a game with Patrick.

Today celebrates one year since our first episode dropped. We wanted to take a few minutes to thank some amazing people.

We celebrate our 50th episode with talking about our Murder Mystery watch party. Jeff talks about the real fun dance movie for everyone, Feel The Beat as well as the awesome documentary film Memory:The Origins of Alien. Jeff wraps it up by talking about powerful and poignant film The Outpost by director Rod Lurie. Patrick talks about the crazy film Becky, and puts his two cents in on Da 5 Bloods. Check out our Facebook group for extra content!

This week Patrick talks about parallel time lines in The Mandela Effect, the courtroom drama Clemency. Jeff covers the catastrophe that is Artemis Fowl and the heart wrenching documentary film Athlete A. We also reveal the movie for our first ever watch party and cover a few trailers. Be sure to join our Facebook Group. If you are digging our episodes, please take a minute to rate and review us.

This week we have for sure got you covered. Jeff talks about his two Redbox rentals, Impractical Jokers:The Movie, and Spies In Disguise. as well as two iTunes rentals, Gemini Man and Charlies Angels. Jeff also watched the Netflix romantic comedy Love Wedding Repeat. Patrick talks about Overdrive on Hulu and Apple TV's The Banker. Don't forget to join the Facebook Group and help vote for the movie that we will watch for our first group watch party!

This week we have guest! Chad Paetznick from Sunday Music Soapbox podcast joins us to talk movies. Chad talks about the documentary Mystify:Michael Hutchence , and Troop Zero. Patrick talks about The Hate You Give and rewatching the Star Wars prequels. Jeff talks about Wild Rose and Da 5 Bloods. Chad also talks about his experience as an extra on a couple of well know Netflix shows. Be sure to check out Chad's podcast, Sunday Music Soapbox and follow him on the socials!!

This week Patrick talks about the movies Rafiki and Waves. Jeff pays tribute to his late grandfather by talking about Abbott and Costello movies. Jeff also puts his two cents in on Just Mercy. This episode is dedicated to the memory of John Hulse. He will truly missed but his memory will continue to live on in his family and friends.

Jeff watches documentaries Spaceship Earth and Bluebird. Patrick watched a couple of stinkers, Fast and Fierce:Death Race and Atone. Patrick also puts his two cents on Scoob! and Dr. Doolittle. If you are enjoying the show, please take a few minutes to rate and review us. Also be sure to join the Facebook group for additional content.

This week we cover The Lovebirds, The House in Between, The Cleanse, and Making a Killing. Jeff puts his two cents in on Fantasy Island and points out similarities to the live action Scooby-Doo movie from 2002.

In this week's episode Jeff talks about the VOD release of Scoob! that he watched with his family as well as the Romantic movie The Lost Husband (Redbox) and puts his two cents in on Bloodshot (Redbox) which also watched with his son. Patrick talks about the Safdie Brothers movie Good Times and ridiculous movie that is Mary with Gary Oldman and the absolutely bonkers movie that is Mom and Dad.

In this episode Jeff talks about the thriller, Arkansas, that he checked out at Redbox. Jeff also watched Dangerous Lies from Netflix. Patrick watched Nobody's Fool, Last Flag Flying, What Men Want and The Lodge. Jeff also gives some recommendations. We soldiered through some technical issues and were able to bring another fun episode. Be sure to subscribe and leave a comment. Also, be sure to join the Facebook group.

May The Fourth Be With You! This week Jeff reviews The Rhythm Section, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, and The Half Of It. Patrick reviews Brian Banks, Little Woods, and puts his two cents on Dolemite Is My Name. Plus, Jeff and Patrick rank the Star Wars Movie Franchise. Subscribe, rate and review. Be sure to join our Facebook group!

This week the guys talk about Chris Hemsworth's new movie Extraction. Patrick also talks about the movies 100 Streets, and My Spy. Jeff talks about The Willoughbys and Space Jam. Listen and be sure to join us on the Facebook group for extra content and discussion. Also be sure to subscribe and drop a comment.

This week the guys bring you Quarentine episode 4 in which Jeff talks about Shaun the Sheep:Farmageddon, and give his two cents in on Underwater and Richard Jewell. Patrick talks about watching Snowpiercer, and Downhill and gives his two cents on Trolls:World Tour. Plus, Jeff gives Patrick a couple of suggestions for movies to watch. Subscribe and write us a review. It really helps us out. Be sure to join the Facebook group.

This episode the guys take a break from movies to talk about some great tv shows that they have been watching recently. They also talk about some of their favorite television shows from the past.

Quarantine episode number two. Patrick reviews Uncorked, and Train to Busan. Patrick also gives his two cents on Onwards and Detective Pikachu. Jeff Talks Trolls:World Tour, Coffee and Kareem, Train to Busan as well. Jeff gives his two cents on Angel Has Fallen. Please like, subscribe and review the show. And don't forget to join the Facebook Group!

This week we are getting our Skype on with each other as we talk about movies. Patrick talks about Fast Color and Gringo. Jeff talks about Portrait of Lady on Fire and the Amazon Prime movie Blow The Man Down. Jeff also revisits Birds of Prey.

Guest Joslyn Hebda from Doing Good podcast joins us this week. Joslyn wanted to talk about Parasite. We got into Spoilers So beware. We also talk about the movies Okja, Lost Girls, and Little Monsters. Please check out Joslyn's podcast, Doing Good.

Hands washed and ready to record. We talk about the much delayed The Hunt, latest comic book movie Bloodshot, Pixar's latest Onward and Prime's Troop Zero. Jeff also talks about Bombshell and Uncut Gems.

Today Patrick talks about a creepy doll, Brahms in Brahms: The Boy II, The Way Back, and the original The Boy. Jeff talks about a surprisingly entertaining movie on Netflix, Spencer Confidential, and the thriller movie Fractured also on available on Netflix. Jeff also watched the documentary Bigfoot Girl available on Hulu.

This week we discussed The Invisible Man, Seberg, Bad Boys for Life. Jeff also discusses briefly The Coldest Game, Earthquake Bird. Both can be found on Netflix. Don't forget to join the Facebook group for extra content as well as discussions with our community!

This week the guys discuss the kids movie Sonic The Hedgehog, Honey Boy, The Photograph, andThe Last Thing He Wanted. Be sure to join the Facebook group and become an active member of the community. Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review!

This week we talk about Fantasy Island, You Were Never Really Here, and Dolittle. Jeff gives his "two cents" on The Gentlemen and Dr. Sleep. Jeff also goes off on a tangent about The Descendants franchise and introduce listeners to the Facebook Group page where we encourage our listeners to be apart of our community and get involved.

It's a very special Valentine's Day with our guest, Comedian Laura House. Patrick and Jeff compare Romantic/Romantic comedies and Laura gives her thoughts on the lists and on Romantic Comedies. Jeff and Laura talk about living in the suburbs of Dallas growing up. Please check out Laura House's album, Mouth Punch where ever you get music. Be sure you follow her on the socials at @imlaurahouse on twitter, @imlaurahouse on Instagram. Please be sure you subscribe, rate and comment. It helps us out a lot. Also be sure to follow us on our Facebook page, instagram and twitter.

This week we get over our Oscar movie hangovers and talk Birds of Prey, The Gentlemen, Miss Americana, and Horse Girl. We also reveal our winner in the Oscars Ballot contest! Give it a listen and enjoy!

In this special episode, Jeff talks Oscars with Former Mayor of Nashville and all around awesome person, Megan Barry. Megan shares a love for movies and supporting your local art house theater which is why Jeff new she would be the perfect guest for the show. This episode gives some good insight as to who really has a chance at winning on Oscar night. Give it a listen! Don't forget to rate and review and follow our socials on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Oscar push 2020 is nearing it's end as Jeff tries to finish watching all of nominees for short film and also watches Best Foreign Language Film nominee Pain and Glory. Jeff also talks 1917 and a second viewing of Joker. Patrick talks Like A Boss, The Turning, and a movie from 2011, Manborg. We also go over the winners from the BAFTA Awards.

Buddy cops and buddy "hetero life mates" form the theme of "Ride or Die" for this episode. Patrick talks Bad Boys for Life and Jeff talks Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. Other movies discussed: JoJo Rabbit, Just Mercy, Knives Out, Anna, and The Edge of Democracy.

This episode we talk about the results of the SAG Awards, Underwater, A Fall From Grace, American Factory, and Honeyland. Jeff also talks about some of the short subject movies that he has seen that are Oscar Nominated. Trailers discussed: Morbius and The Lovebirds.

In this solo-cast mini episode Jeff talks about the SAG Awards. Originally planned to be discussed in the previous episode, but since the episode was already running long, it was decided that a separate episode was needed. Jeff gives a brief history of the SAG Awards, and thanks to actress Jenna Fischer's book, The Actor's Life, Jeff is able to explain how actors obtain their SAG card. Jeff then talks about the nominations and gives his and Patrick's picks.

This episode we give a recap to the Golden Globes. We then discuss the upcoming awards shows. Patrick talks about 1917, Uncut Gems, The Grudge, Bombshell, and Richard Jewell. Jeff took his son to go see Star Wars in 3D 4DX and also fulfilled his obligation of taking one for the team by seeing CATS. (It did not go well.)

In this final episode of 2019, Patrick and Jeff discuss the best and worst movies that they have seen in 2019. They also included a list for movies that they were disappointed in as well a couple of new guilty pleasure movies. The guys move on to discuss the 77th Golden Globes nominations. Let us know what is on your best/worst list of the year on our Facebook Fan Page. Thank you to everyone that has supported us this year. We have some great things in mind for 2020! Follow us on all the socials!

The last episode of 2019! Patrick discusses Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker, Spies Like Us, The Weekend. Jeff talks about the Golden Globe nominated The Two Popes and 6 Underground. We both want to be sure to thank everyone who has listened this year and supported us. We have some great plans for 2020. Be sure to like our Facebook page and check out our other socials.

Second attempt after losing the 1st recording of this episode. Patrick talks Knives Out, The Good Liar, Dark Waters, and Black Christmas. Jeff talks about Marriage Story, and puts his "two cents" in on Frozen II and offers a better movie to watch instead.

Jeff interviews film director Trish Sie. Trish has directed Step Up:All In, Pitch Perfect 3 and the upcoming Netflix film The Sleepover. We talk about those films and Trish also gives advice to aspiring dancers. This is definitely an episode you do not want to miss! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment. Be sure to like our Facebook Fan Page, and Instagram, and Twitter.

December is upon us! The guys return after Thanksgiving week. Patrick talks about Black and Blue, Queen and Slim, Frozen II, and 21 Bridges. Jeff talks about Brittany Runs A Marathon, The Irishman and gives his "two cents" on Terminator:Dark Fate. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment!

Happy Thanksgiving! Time to talk Thanksgiving movies as well as talking Christmas movies. After suffering through some technical difficulties, Jeff and Patrick discuss some of Esquire magazine's picks for Thanksgiving movies. Then the guys move on to talking about their favorite Christmas movies. Give it a listen. Join in the #diehardisachristmasmovie

Chris Mancini joins Jeff to talk movies, and his new project. Chris talks about his new graphic novel, Rise Of The Kung Fu Dragon Master that he is working on and could use listeners support by going to kickstarter and help back his project. Chris also gives his thoughts about Midway and what Disney movies from the vault they should focus on remaking. Check out The Comedy Film Nerds Podcast as well as Chris' other podcast Conversations From The Abyss.