From trailers to taglines to TikToks, we assess every aspect of the marketing for “Project Hail Mary” to see if it’s ready for launch.

In honor of the release of Primate, we share some legendary cinematic simians that rewrote the rules of monkey business and had audiences going bananas.

We open the door on Criterion’s physical media treasure trove to see what all the buzz is about.

We sprint headfirst into The Running Man to see if it goes the distance in IMAX and outruns the ’87 classic.

We huddle up to dissect whether the marketing for the new movie HIM is a trick-play touchdown or a red zone fumble.

Like a ballerina firing a naked gun, we take our first steps toward rebirth by saluting the dramatic conclusion of the summer movie season.

Two jurassic supermen go full final reckoning, getting freakier and more fantastically fourward as they train dragons, dodge zombies, and try not to get M3GAN’d while drafting the summer’s biggest box office hits.

It ends with us: We close out the blockbuster season by extending our longlegs to honor the movies that made us ride or die.

Two despicable deadpool bad boys team up, get twistered and turned inside out, and let their furiosa fly me to the moon as they compete to predict the top movies at the summer box office.

We look back on the summer movie season to see which movies turned out to be Barbies and which ones were just Kens.

It’s a dead reckoning when two rivals navigate mermaids, spider-verses, and transformers to predict the biggest box office hits of the summer movie season and meet their dial of destiny.

We honor the winners and losers of a rollercoaster movie season that delivered us everything from mavericks and minions to carnivores and crawdads.

Two maverick podcasters must confront the ghosts of their past to complete a mission that demands the ultimate sacrifice: predicting the box-office winners of a thin 2022 summer movie lineup.

We look back on lessons learned from a weird season at the box office and award the champion of our annual summer movie draft.

We look back at a movie over twenty years old and rewatch Nic Cage and Angelina Jolie heist a ton of cars in one high-octane night. The verdict? It might just be our favorite guilty pleasure

After a year without summer movies we’re back drafting our (suicide?) squads of summer movies we think will make the most bank at the U.S. box office.

Since the pandemic has put the brakes on the current summer movie season, we decided to look back on some of the high and lows of summer movies past.

With the short- and long-term future of summer movies currently hanging in the balance, we forecast whether the blockbuster season can return to its former glory.