Better late than never. Recorded back in 2018, Mr. Zulueta and I discuss the Oscar-winning Spike Lee joint “Blackkklansman.” I saw this film in the theater, and was not only late in reviewing this movie, but we’re also late in releasing our chat about it! However, in the year 2020 this movie is just as meaningful and as impactful as it was when it was made, and as relevant as the time of the original story. Power to the people! — Chuck

Put yo weight on it! Mr. Zulueta and I take a deep dive into the works of Mr. Rudy Ray Moore and his smash hit first feature, "Dolemite," as well Eddie Murphy's "Dolemite is My Name," on Netflix. Are these movies "bad"...or are they bad? Get ready for supersonic audio phonic 70s funk and soul feast for your MF'n ears! This episode was recorded in 2019. -- Chuck

Captain's Log, Stardate 8.2020-- in this first episode since the COVID-19 pandemic quarantine began, we are back to discuss a couple of treks to the stars. We take a look at the latest of the Star Trek reboots, "Star Trek Beyond," as well as the original 40+ year-old "Star Trek: The Motion Picture." Are these bold additions to the Star Trek cannon? Or do these feel more like a hangover after a bit too much Romulan Ale? Mr. Zulueta go where plenty of others have been before, but...you know...with more flare! -- Chuck

Grab on to your Overthrusters! In the latest episode of Cinepod Moviecast, I introduce José to the wonderful world(s) of Buckaroo Banzai. Prior to this, Mr. Zulueta had never seen it, whereas I grew up watching it-- having seen it more times than I can count. It's a fun, nerdtastic deep dive with music and clips to delight your ear holes. No matter where you go, there you are-- so be there with this, Monkey Boys & Girls! -- Chuck

42 years after A New Hope, we have reached the end of the Skywalker Saga! There's a lot riding on the success or failure of this one film. Was it everything fans had wanted? Or was it yet another disappointing entry into the Star Wars cannon? Does it rise to the occasion? Or does it sink under the weight of its hype? Mr. Zulueta and I lay our childhoods on the line with our analysis of the 9th and final Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

Happy Holidays, everyone! This is our 3rd Annual Christmas Special, where Mr. Zulueta and I pick and discuss three of our holiday movie favorites. If you're like Joel, and you're not feeling the noel, this audio extravaganza will surely get you in the mood! Prepare to laugh, and sing, and be silly! -- Chuck

Well, who woulda thought?! Did you imagine that the would ever, EVER make an entire movie based on The Joker? When they announced this film last year, there were lots of mixed feelings. But when the trailers showed up, people began to think a bit differently about the Todd Philips directed "Joker," starring Joaquin Phoenix as Author Fleck. And what to Mr. Zulueta and I think about this motion picture? Is it a great Joker story, or is it just a joke? We go long on this one to break down the artistic and social relevance of a super-serious comic book movie. -- Chuck

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is the 9th film by Quentin Tarantino. In this episode, Mr. Zulueta and I chat about the latest from a director that he and I like quite a bit. So is Mr. Tarantino's latest a masterpiece? Or is it a piece of something else?

After an extended hiatus, A/K/A busy at the day job, Mr. Zulueta and I are back with our review of one of the most anticipated movies in the last 10 years-- Avengers: Endgame. We both saw this film and recorded this episode on opening weekend, so you'll have our fresh and unexpurgated take on the film before either of us heard or read any other reviews. Is this film worth the wait? Or was this just a waste of time? SPOILER ALRET: It's definitely not a waste of time (all 3 hours of it), but....listen to find out! -- Chuck

In this latest episode of Cinepod Moviecast, Mr. Zulueta and I have a chat about Alfonso Cuarón's Roma, which premiered on Netflix in December 2018, and has gone on to win several awards, including a few Oscars. It's a personal, and gorgeously photographed B&W film which Cuarón shot himself (show-off). Is this film as great as the critics and the awards claim it is? Or is it just artsy nonsense? --Chuck