Valentines Day weekend so you know what movie we'll be talking about, though I struggle to find the connection between BDSM and romance....guess I'm not with it anymore, that's right ladies and gentleman it's finally time to talk about 50 Shades of Grey. Also up this week is the long-awaited (to me at least) actioner Kingsman: The Secret Service. Cuddle up with your Valentine and take a listen, won't you?

This week on PDC, Jupiter Ascending and Seventh Son

After a month long break the PDC is back! This week comes hot on the heels of the 2015 Oscar nominations so we have plenty to cover as it is but you know us, gotta pack it in, so we're also going to be running down all of the movies you should know about for the next few months. Don't miss out!

Ridley Scott's biblical epic Exodus: Gods and Kings hits theaters and we are here to let you know if it lives up to the history behind it. Then it's on to Benedict Cumberbatch as the man who broke the Nazi's enigma code, Alan Turing, in The Imitation Game. Don't miss it!

It's that time of year when the Washington Area Film Critics Association picks their best of the year, we'll go over the nominations before the big announcement tomorrow morning. 

Outside of that we'll be talking all about DC comic's newest film property, The Suicide Squad. We'll find out who they are and the amazing casting news that came down. That's not all though, there's plenty of news from the Marvel side of things as well as a review for Reese Witherspoon's new film Wild. 

This week we are running on one-track minds as we talk all things Star Wars. With the release of the teaser trailer the internet is a buzz with what to expect. We're going to break down not just the trailer but everything we know so far!

It's a one title weekend here on the Punch Drunk Podcast and what a title it is. This week we venture into the first part of what is sure to be the epic conclusion to the story of Katniss Eberdeen and the Hunger Games. Join us to find out if this is the Thanksgiving movie you should see (if you haven't already seen it....judging by the box office numbers most of you already have!) 

Huge week in cinema this week as Christopher Nolan's latest epic film Interstellar, which is making waves in it's use of IMAX, is released. Also on the docket is Disney's Big Hero 6, the first flim by Disney to venture into their access to the Marvel brand, how I can't tell you...you have to see the movie for that!

This week on the Punch Drunk Critics we jump into Jake Gyllenhaal's latest film Nightcrawler and the Nicole Kidman/Colin Firth thriller Before I Go to Sleep. 

The Punch Drunk Critics weekly roundup where the group talks all things, TV, film, and pop culture!

We have some polar opposites on deck today with Brad Pitt's Fury and the animated adventure The Book of LIfe. Fury which tells the tale of a tank crew in the final days of WWII is gritty, gory, and intense. The Book of Life, is a PG animated tale...so you can see where the differences lie. All this and more, this week on the Punch Drunk Podcast. 

On this week's show we'll be talking about Gone Girl, starring Batman as a guy who might have murdered his wife and seeks Madea as his attorney. Plus, Nicolas Cage's religious action flick Left Behind is probably going to get ripped; we'll talk about the hot documentary Nas: Time is Illmatic, and Reese Witherspoon rescues refugees in The Good Lie. Plus whatever else comes up, like TV or something.

Three days until October...can you believe that? After unexpectadley taking a month off the PDC is back with reviews of Denzel Washington's new banger The Equalizer does King Kong have anything on him this time? Next up is the stop-motion film from the makers of Paranorman and Corraline, The Boxtrolls, a highly anticipated film that's getting some serious acclaim, but is it for everyone?

 

Closing out the day we'll be talking about the new Fall 2014 TV Season and some of the shows that have premiered. It's been a while so I'm sure you don't want to miss out on this episode!

On this week's show we'll take a look at the loooooooong-anticipated sequel Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, plus the faith-based footbal drama When the Game Stands Tall, and Chloe Moretz's weeper If I Stay!

We'll also recap last week's True Blood and look ahead to the season finale!

After a few one to two release weekends we're full up this week on the Punch Drunk Podcast with 4 movies to talk about. First up we return, yet again, to the late 80's with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, then to this years disaster flick Into The Storm. Rounding out with another dramatic turn for Harry Potter as Daniel Radcliffe stars in What If, and Helen Mirren in The Hundred Foot Journey. 

Whew it's a big week here on the Punch Drunk Podcast. First up we have Marvel's biggest gamble to date as Chris Pratt, a green Zoe Saldana, an alien Dave Bautista, and talking racoon and a anthropamorphic tree star in Guardians of the Galaxy. Next up is this year's big biopic as the Godfather of Soul is brought back to life on screen in Get on Up. All this and more on the Punch Drunk Podcast!

It's nerd Christmas this weekend as Comic-Con Internation is under way in San Diego, Travis is out there getting us all of the scoop as it happens, while he won't be back on with his complete run down until next week we'll make sure to catch you up on all of the big news that's come out. 

This week we review Hercules starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and see if it's any improvement over the Kellen Lutz starring Hercules flick from earlier this year. Then it's on to Lucy in which Scarlett Johannson learns to unlock the full potential of her brain, does Luc Besson have another classic on his hands or is this yet another misstep? Find out all of this and more this week on The Punch Drunk Podcast!

Sex and murder this week on the Punch Drunk Podcast as we dive into the R rated weekend that is The Purge: Anarchy and Sex Tape. Join us, won't you?

It's a single movie weekend on the Punch Drunk Podcast this week as we check in with the follow-up to the hit reinvention Planet of the Apes, Caesar is back and it's about to get real!

Is it just me or is this a low key line-up for 4th of July weekend? Even still, we have plenty to talk about with Melissa McCarthy's latest, a team-up with Susan Sarandon in Tammy. Next up is Eric Bana in the horror department with Deliver Us From Evil. So that's adult comedy and horror, what will the kids do? THINK OF THE CHILDREN! Oh, that's right! We have them covered as well with Relativity's Earth to Echo. All this and any news fit to bring to the airwaves on this week's Punch Drunk Podcast.