Are you ready for the ULTIMATE CINEMATIC MONSTER-MASH! On this episode of Critics Chair, Tim and Brendan fight it out on every movie from the MonsterVerse Cinematic Universe, including our review of the new Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire.  Our host won't be fighting this battle alone, we have brought in a new seat for our first guest appearance. We welcome Seth, our friendly neighborhood Toho Co. monster expert to battle the MonsterVerse to see if it is worthy to call itself a Cinematic Universe. Intro and outro music by Wesly Thomas

The Critic's Chair is back on the planet of Arrakis to continue their journey to find the next big blockbuster saga. In hopes that Denis Villeneuve will be the Movie Mahdi that they have been waiting for. A movie that was supposed to be released in 2023, we finally get to see the continuation to Paul Atreides story based on the incredible series by Frank Herbert. Come sit with us on the Chair of Life and hear the visions that our hosts have to tell.

On this episode of The Critics Chair, Brendan and Tim grab their sweat recycling water bottles and get down and dirty on the planet of Arrakis. With the excitement of Part 2 on the way, we look back on the work Denis Villeneuve and how he might have been the perfect person to adapt the popular book series by Frank Herbert.  

Welcome Back Web-Heads, the Critics Chair is back to give you another review. In this episode, Tim and Brendan break down the new superhero movie that everyone loves to make fun of and why it's probably a bad idea to make a Spider Universe without a Spider-Man. Will Madame Web be the movie that Sony says, " Hold my Beer!" to last year's disaster that was Marvel Studios, The Marvels? Why don't you take a seat and find out? 

Come on down and find a seat. Brendan and Tim are going to talk about all things spy related on this episode of Critics Chair. Director of The Kingsman, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, and The King's Man, Matthew Vaughn gives us another spy movie that doesn't have the word "King" in it. Our host go undercover to find all the twist, action, and CGI cats that Argylle is willing to throw at them. (Apologies for the worse than usual audio) 

Hello fellow crime fighting enthusiast. Tonight, on The Critics Chair, we sit down and discuss our favorite cape crusader, Batman. A pop culture icon that has lasted for more than 80 years ever sense his first appetence in Detective Comics issue 27. With movies, television shows, and video games under his utility belt, everyone has their own idea on who the best batman is. We put everyone from Adam West, Kevin Conroy, Michael Keaton, and George Clooney under the bat signal to ask the question, Who's my Batman?  

On tonight's show, Brenden and Tim discuss the film making talents of Zack Snyder with his new Netflix movie, Rebel Moon - Part 1: A Child of Fire. Based off a Star Wars script that was denied by LucasFilm's, Zach Snyder took this idea and decided to make his own science fiction universe. Will this be Netflix's gold goose of a new franchise that they can milk for years to come, or will the "Star Wars Killer" be destined to fail before it even started?  Find out what we think on tonight's episode. 

Welcome Back to the Critics Chair. In this episode Tim and Brenden review the last movie in the DCEU, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdon. Will this just be another bad DC film in a year of bad films, or will our host miss Jason Momoa as his last time as the King of Atlantis.  Listen as we reflect on the past and hope for the future of DC.

HELLO! Come on down and thank you for joining us for our first episode of LIVE! from the Critics Chair. Join your host Tim and Brenden as they discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly movies of 2023. With over 30 movies under their belt, there's no way they didn't talk about a movie you didn't watch. So, take a seat, sit back and let's reflect if 2023 best year for movies or the worst.