Ep. 146 – Top 10 of 2019 & Top 10 of the decade
On this year- and decade-ending mega-sized episode of The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod run down their top ten movies of 2019, and dig into the archives to compare their top ten films of the 2010s! Click here to download the episode!
Bonus Episode 14: Greg Sestero, writer/producer/star of “Best F(r)iends Vol. 1 & 2”
In this bonus episode of The CineSnob Podcast, f(r)iend of the show Greg Sestero chats with Cody and Jerrod after the release of “Best F(r)iends Vol. 1 & 2” on digital and Blu-ray. In the movies, Greg–who also wrote and produced the films–re-teams with his “The Room” co-star Tommy Wiseau. Buy your copy of “Best […]
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
“A unique and unpredictably screwy ride…made significant by the Coens’ clever screenplay.”
Ep. 107 – Star Wars: The Last Jedi (spoilers start at 17:04) and The Disaster Artist
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review the year’s most anticipated movie, “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.” BE AWARE: Spoilers run from 17:04 to 40:35! They also review last week’s wide release “The Disaster Artist,” which is also the subject of Bonus Episode 13, so give that a listen too! Click here […]
The Disaster Artist
“James Franco’s wonderful performance, like the film itself, is easily on par with ‘Ed Wood.'”
Bonus Episode 13: The Disaster Artist with Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell
It’s a very special “The Disaster Artist” themed bonus episode of The CineSnob Podcast. First up, Cody and Jerrod talk to friend of the show Greg Sestero as he returns to catch us up on the past 2 years of seeing his memoir about the making of “The Room” turned into a major motion […]
SXSW Review: The Disaster Artist
“The Disaster Artist,†a comedy documenting the creation of the cult-classic film “The Room,†often called “the worst movie ever made,†received a standing ovation from a crowd at the Paramount Theatre in Austin, where the film screened for South By Southwest as a work in progress. Director and star James Franco, who plays the […]
True Story
“It’s probably good to know as little as possible before watching it unravel piece by piece.”
The Interview
“Comprised of enough jokes about assholes to make your grandma blush this holiday season.”
Third Person
“Plot points grow in banality… Haggis runs through the cliché handbook to carry the film forward.”
Palo Alto
“The pity party director Coppola throws for each of her characters is far too blatant to dismiss.”
Lovelace
“Some inspired casting decisions were made giving it just enough stamina to see it through.”