Matt and Sandra review a couple of streaming movies with The Tomorrow War and Fear Street Part I: 1994, and then FINALLY get to review Marvel's Black Widow! Entertainment news up front, with the reviews starting at the 28-minute mark.

Matt takes a look at Fast 9, with Sandra joining in for reviews of Netflix's Good On Paper and The Ice Road. Entertainment news up front, with the reviews starting at the 31-minute mark.

Matt and Sandra stay at home to review the new streaming movies Awake, Fatherhood, and Luca. Entertainment news up front, with the reviews starting at the 32-minute mark.

Matt and Sandra champion the theater going experience yet again with reviews of The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard and In The Heights. Entertainment news up front, with the review starting at the 30-minute mark.

Matt and Sandra decide to go down into the basement to review The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It. Entertainment news up front, with the review starting at the 30-minute mark.

Matt and Sandra catch up on all of the latest streaming events with reviews of Army of the Dead, the Friends Reunion, season three of The Kominsky Method, and Mare of Easttown.

Matt and Sandra FINALLY get to see and review A Quiet Place Part II, as well as the new Disney movie Cruella. Entertainment news up front, with the reviews starting at the 30-minute mark.

Matt and Sandra watch the neighbors and brave forest fires as they review Woman In The Window on Netflix and Those Who Wish Me Dead in theaters and on HBO Max. Entertainment news up front, with the reviews beginning at the 25-minute mark.

Matt and Sandra tackle some streaming releases with The Stand, Made For Love, and Mitchells Vs. The Machines, and then one movie only in theaters with Wrath of Man. Some entertainment news up front, with the reviews starting at the 15-minute mark. Enjoy!

Matt and Sandra review the classic buddy movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, as well as three of Marilyn Monroe's most famous movies, How To Marry A Millionaire, The Seven Year Itch, and Some Like It Hot. Entertainment news up front, with the reviews starting at the 10-minute mark.