Every Movie Ever

We are back with two more movies for our quest to see Every Movie Ever. This week we have a set movies most likely aimed at completely different audiences. The first being the dance competition teen comedy, Work It and the second being the sci-fi anime movie Gantz: O.  Join our hosts as they walk down memory lane of the dance competition movies of their childhood and then talk about an anime franchise that only one of the hosts is familiar with.  If you enjoy the show please give us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts and subscribe to the show on the platform of your choice.

Episode 20 is here and we are back to our traditional random rolls. This week the Netflix roulette brings us The Fundamentals of Caring and Tramps. Two movies that left our hosts feeling somewhat indifferent, but not too bothered about it.  If you enjoy our movie podcast, please check out our Chicago Bulls podcast Chad and MJC Talkin' Bulls*** at Bullspod.com

We got a horror franchise on our hands this week as we review both Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight Part 1 and Part 2. It's a really interesting episode as both hosts enjoyed one movie and absolutely disliked the other. Find out which movie was our jam and which one we wished we never saw.  Find all our social media links over at EveryMovieEver.zone

We're back after a week away with two more horror movies. First up we have Carrion from Hulu followed by A Classic Horror Story which resides on Netflix.  It's a fun episode for Chad and Michael despite some challenging movies, particularly the peculiar film Carrion, which earned itself low ratings from both hosts.  If you enjoyed the show please share it with your friends and give us a rating on Apple Podcasts and Podcast Addict.

We start our journey through horror movies with a pair of films from Netflix and Hulu, respectively.  The horror movie from Netflix's catalogue is Deadcon, the influencer convention movie. And over on Hulu we have Tragedy Girls which also has a twist on influencer culture. Both films are streaming over here in the U.S. on their respective platforms.

We continue to explore Hulu's library with another pair of movies. This week we have the coming-of-age drama Middle of Nowhere than we go to the R Rated comedy, Someone Marry Barry. Two polar opposite movies that have review scores from us that reflect how different they are.  Enjoy both movies on Hulu in the U.S. check out our spoiler filled reviews and prepare yourself for the next couple weeks of horror films.

We're back! After taking a month off we have returned and are planning to spend some time exploring the Hulu archives. This week we have a locked room drama and a murder mystery.  First up we have The Complex: Lockdown from 2020 then we have The Limehouse Golem from 2016. I won't spoil our thoughts in the description, but one movie hit the bottom of our 5 star rating scale and the other got close to the top.  Find our various social media links on our website, EveryMovieEver.zone and remember if you liked the show rate and review us on Apple Podcasts.

We finally found a movie that divided our hosts. Somehow The Suicide Squad is the movie that Chad and Michael cannot agree on. So sit back and relax and get ready to listen to us spoil and review The Suicide Squad. Find our various social media links on our website, EveryMovieEver.zone and remember if you liked the show rate and review us on Apple Podcasts.

Surprise! We decided to cover both Part Two and Part 3 of the Fear Street Trilogy. So just sit back and relax and enjoy our spoilercast and thoughts on Fear Street 1978 and 1666.  All three Fear Street movies can be found on Netflix and you can find us at EveryMovieEver.zone If you like the show, please share with your friends and give us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts

Netflix's big summer release is here, and Michael and Chad are here for it.  R.L. Stine's Fear Street franchise is Netflix's trilogy for the summer. Enjoy our look into Part 1 of the Fear Street Trilogy and look for Part 2 and Part 3 in the coming weeks.  For social links and other places to subscribe, head on over to EveryMovieEver.Zone

The time has come, Space Jam: A New Legacy has arrived and these two 90's kids from Chicago are ready to dive deep into this film and reflect on their love for the original Space Jam.  Join us, as we dissect Space Jam: A New Legacy now streaming on HBO Max.

This week we have a Thriller and Romantic Comedy and both are Netflix Originals. Join us this week as we review Fractured and Always Be My Maybe.  If you have any suggestions for movies or topics you want us to cover, hit up EveryMovieEver.zone for ways to contact us!

It's subtitles week as we have two foreign films to spoil and review. The first being the comedy Stunt School and the second being the horror movie Shutter.  It's a good batch of movies this week with some detours for ice cream trucks, The Master of Disguise and more.

We got hit this week with two movies that we clearly aren't the targeted demographic.  First up we have the Super Monsters special movie Furever Friends, which is harmless, but not something we'd willingly watch again. And our second movie is based on a franchise we just missed out on growing up, The Smurfs.  Both films are available on Netflix in the U.S. if you want to check them out before listening.  Find us on Twitter @EMEpodcast or on Facebook.com/EveryMovieEverpodcast

We have ourselves an odd combination this week. Our first movie feels like a Hallmark original and our second film is a martial arts science fiction adventure. But we roll with the rolls and press on with the odd combo so enjoy!  First Movie: Hometown Holiday  Second Movie: Jiu Jitsu Both movies are available on Netflix (US) at the time of this episode's release. For our social links and previous episodes check out our site at EVERYMOVIEEVER.ZONE

This week we break from our usual format to focus on the newly released zombie film, Army of the Dead. Can Zack Snyder return to his zombie/horror film roots and deliver another zombie classic? Chad and Michael find out.  Find us on Twitter @EMEpodcast or on our site, EveryMovieEver.Zone

I hope you like tangents because there are quite a few this week.  The movies for this week are the horror movie, Mercy Black and the TV show pilot turned movie, The Saint. Both of these films are available on Netflix, so make sure to check them out if you want in on the fun.

This week we double down on action with one ultra violent film and a buddy cop comedy.  First up, Hardcore Henry from 2016 which is shot entirely in first person, is inspired by video games and heavy on action. The second movie is also from 2016 and is about a pair of corrupt cops with a comedic twist.  Find us on Twitter - @EMEpodcast Instagram - EveryMovieEverPodcast  Facebook - facebook.com/everymovieeverpodcast

Episode 3 brings us a kids movie and a totally not for kids movie.  First up we have a Nickelodeon original film from 2013 called Jinxed. It's about a family cursed by bad luck and a teen that's had enough. The second film is a lot more mature focusing on mental health with a science fiction twist, It's Horse Girl starring Alison Brie.  Find us on Twitter- @EMEpodcast Instagram - EveryMovieEverPodcast  and Facebook.com/everymovieeverpodcast

Episode 2 time and we have two completely different movies this week.  First up, Breaking the Bank (2014), a comedy starring Kelsey Grammer about a clueless CEO that loses it all. And our second movie is Outside the Wire (2021) starring Anthony Mackie which is a science fiction film about the dangers of where war technology can go.  Both films are available on Netflix (US) at the time of this episode's release, so watch them before or after you listen to us spoil them. Next week's movies are Horse Girl (2020) and Jinxed (2013) which are also currently available on Netflix.  Find us on  Twitter- @EMEpodcast Instagram - EveryMovieEverPodcast  and Facebook.com/everymovieeverpodcast