The B-Movies Podcast

It's "Part Two" of the second to last episode of The B-Movies Podcast ever, we're reading every single letter we've got left in our inbox, from listeners all over the world. We've got silly jokes, emotional stories, controversial debates and every other damned thing you can think of. And to think, it only took us FOUR HOURS to read them all and respond!

That's right, this is one of the biggest episodes o...

We said we'd read all your letters and that's exactly what we've done. In this episode of The B-Movies Podcast, the second to last episode ever, we're reading every single letter we've got left in our inbox, from listeners all over the world. We've got silly jokes, emotional stories, controversial debates and every other damned thing you can think of. And to think, it only took us FOUR HOURS to read them all...

After 6 1/2 years and over 400 episodes (including bonus content), The B-Movies Podcast is coming to a end. And although there's really nothing dramatic about the conclusion of a podcast, it happens all the time, we choose to blame the last new film we ever reviewed on The B-Movies Podcast: The Emoji Movie, which has officially toppled Space Jam as the most creatively bankrupt, sell out movie we've ever seen come out of a m...

Comic-Con 2017 is over and done with. Now we must decide how we will live from this point on. This week on The B-Movies Podcast, film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold look at the biggest trailers and news stories to come out of the latest Comic-Con, including new superhero movies, new superhero movies, and a new movie that could very well have superheroes in it for all we know.

Also on this week's episode of The B-Mo...

Suppose they gave a War for the Planet of the Apes and nobody came? These are the questions we're asking ourselves on this week's episode of The B-Movies Podcast, where film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold try to figure out why everyone's calling War for the Planet of the Apes a masterpiece when it's probably the least interesting film in the whole 50-year franchise. Oh yes, we're going there. Strap ...

John R. Leonetti has worked on a LOT of your favorite movies, including Poltergeist, Mortal Kombat, The Mask, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Insidious and The Conjuring. He also directed the blockbuster killer doll movie Annabelle, the not-so-hit action sequel Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, and this summer's supernatural thriller Wish Upon. And now... he's doing The B-Movies Podcast!

Join your host, film critic William Bibbian...

It's been six months and 2017 has already been one of the weirdest years for movies on record, with some of the best movies of the year coming out in the first six months already, and some of the worst movies of the decade coming out in that exact same span of time. This week, film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold take stock of the best and worst movies of 2017, and some of your favorite films are going to make an ap...

Ain't no driver like a baby driver, and this baby driver won't stop! This week on The B-Movies Podcast, film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review Edgar Wright's critically acclaimed mixtape car chase movie Baby Driver, and try to suss out whether the film's overwhelming and exciting style compensates for its obvious storytelling flaws.

Also this week: Bibbs and Witney say goodbye to the late Michael Ny...

Michael Bay has spent about 1/10th of his life directing Transformers movies. Maybe THAT's why he seems so mad at us. This week on The B-Movies Podcast, film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold describe their latest eye-gouging and ear-rattling experience with giant robots who scream at each other, and invite YOU to explain what they're missing, and why the Transformers movies are actually artistically meaningful an...

The Book of Henry is being called one of the worst movies in years. That sounds like a challenge! This week on The B-Movies Podcast we sent William Bibbiani out to see The Book of Henry and find out whether Colin Trevorrow's film really deserves all the ire it's been getting. (Spoiler alert: it does, and moreso.)

Also on this week's episode, William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review more new releases, including Cars 3,...

We've done a lot of crazy things on The B-Movies Podcast, but trying the distill all the movies of the 1980s into a simple Top Ten list may be the most foolhardy. But we're going to do it anyway! This week, film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold each reveal their picks for the ten best movies of the 1980s, and they only agree on a single, solitary film. Beloved genre films and obscure foreign classics await you on...

Wonder Woman is taking the world by storm, and with good cause. But is Patty Jenkins' groundbreaking superhero movie one of the best films of the year, or just a really, really, REALLY good superhero movie? Film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold debate the sensational new motion picture's merits this week, and also review the impressive new releases Captain Underpants and Band Aid.

Plus: Terry Gilliam finally wrap...

The Pirates of the Caribbean movies keep making money, but don't they all kinda suck now? 

This week on The B-Movies Podcast, film critics Witney Seibold review Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Baywatch, Black Butterfly and Manifesto, and catch up on a few films they missed, like Alien: Covenant and Max 2: White House Hero! And one of those films is actually really good!

Also on this week's episode, Bibbs a...

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is already being called the biggest bomb of the summer, but is it really that bad? Spoiler alert: yes. This week on The B-Movies Podcast, film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review King Arthur, Snatched and Lowriders, and also take the opportunity to bid a fond farewell to the late, great character actors Michael Parks and Powers Boothe.

Also this week, Bibbs and Witney ponder the futur...

The Guardians of the Galaxy are back with another mixtape, but is it really all that awesome? Film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold strap on their jetpacks and take a hard look the ups and downs of the latest Marvel Studios blockbuster, and also review the new(-ish) releases The Circle, Sleight, Chuck and the re-release of Saturday Night Fever, and look back at the career of the late, great Jonathan Demme. 

Plus, all the...

Fans of The B-Movies Podcast are the best fans in the world. That's a fact. You can tell because they send us the best and most interesting letters around! That's why we're dedicating yet another episode exclusively to your email, answering your questions, debating your favorite topics, critiquing your critiques of our critiques and much, much more!

Join film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold as the debate rag...

Ben Wheatley is a filmmaker on the rise. He's directed acclaimed horror/sci-fi/thriller hybrids like High-Rise, Kill List and A Field in England. He's even directed multiple episodes of the hit series Doctor Who. Now he's back in theaters with the acclaimed new action-comedy Free Fire, starring Brie Larson, Armie Hammer, Sharlto Copley, Cillian Murphy and scores of other recognizable character actors as criminals trappe...

Katherine Heigl's new movie is... um... hang on, I know this... UNFORGETTABLE, yeah, that's it! And this week our intrepid film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold are delving into this new thriller to find out if it's as bad as it looks, or worse, or better!

Also this week, Bibbs and Witney review the new releases Free Fire, The Promise and Phoenix Forgotten, debate the future of the Fast and Furious series, co...

Is really possible to be too fast OR too furious? Let's find out in this week's episode of The B-Movies Podcast, where film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review the eighth/ninth installment of the multibillion dollar franchise, compare The Fate of the Furious to the many other beloved (and not so beloved) films in the series, and explain how - in many ways - the Fast and Furious movies are just like My Little ...