Movie Knight

The Knight Bros. review their second book with the sequel to Dungeon Crawler Carl, Carl's Doomsday Scenario. This science fantasy LitRPG comes highly recommended by the brothers, and they believe has turned them into lifelong readers.

The Knight Bros. take a much deserved hiatus only to return with their first ever book review. Yes they can read. Even though they both chose the audiobook in this instance, it still counts. Doesn't it?

The Knight Bros. and Knight Bro adjacents complete their first ever threefer review. 28 Days Later, 28 Weeks Later, and 28 Years Later. Some of the best zombie horrors and thriller franchises doing it right now!

The Knight Bros. along with producer Will Cobb host their first podcast from new office location. They watch and review Whiplash, a psychological drama about jazz music that put Miles Teller on the map. Worth a watch,

The Knight Bros. watch and review Season 2 of Apple TV's original show Severance. Ben Stiller has a talent for directing dystopian sci-fi pyschological thrillers.

The Knight Bros. watch number 41 on IMDb's Top 100 Movies list. The 90s might be the all time best movie decade. Available for viewing on HBO Max. This podcast disavows Kevin Spacey.

The Knight Bros. watch and review the 3rd season of Amazon's original series, Invincible. The plot of this adult animated show is the best we have seen in the superhero world.

The Knight Bros. watch IMDb's 5th ranked movie of all time. Is this a great movie? Sure. Is it top 25 of all time? We do not think so. It is a fantastic story, but it is long, black & white and not very rewatchable.

The Knight Bros. watch and review the horror/thriller movie Nefarious. Do not let the douche lib ratings due to the Christian themes fool you, this is a good movie. Now available for streaming on Peacock.

The Knight Bros. watch and review Netflix's biography based off J.D. Vance's memoir with the same name. Great story, good movie. You should like J.D. Vance!

The Knight Bros. watch and review the first season of Apple TV's original series, Severance, in preparation of season 2. This show has a unique plot with some fun twists and turns and an aura of conspiracy. We hope it knows where it is going!

The Knight Bros. watch their first ever Bollywood movie, and they are sold! In this action-packed picture, two unlikely friends team up to defeat the British occupation of India.

The Knight Bros. watch the second season to the South Korean and Netflix original, Squid Game. Season 2 lives up to the original, and we are excited for what's next!

The Knight Bros. take a trip to Philadelphia and watch two new animated movies on the plane rides. Both are good and worth a watch. Neither are great.

The Knight Bros. get into the holiday season by reviewing the new 2024 Christmas film, Red One. Maybe it's because they did not like this movie or maybe it's due to the stress of the holidays, but the Knight Bros. spend the entire episode fighting, solidifying their spot on the naughty list. Hopefully they won't end up in a snow globe for the rest of eternity.

The Knight Bros. are joined by Hunter Biden Sullenberger to watch and review the sequel to Gladiator, Gladiator II. Did we need a sequel 24 years later? Not necessarily. Were we not entertained?! We were.

The Knight Bros. finish watching and review Season 1 of HBO's original series, The Penguin. This series finally shows the Penguin as an awesome, evil, gangster, and we cannot get enough of it. I believe this might be our highest ever rating, and we are hoping for more seasons. Watch and enjoy!

The Knight Bros. explain the 2024 election and why the common man decided to give the establishment the double bird by electing Donald J. Trump as the 47th President of the United States!

The Knight Bros. watch and review the first two episodes in DC's new HBO original series, The Penguin. We were not that excited about this show going into it, but we are officially big fans. We are excited about the rest of the season, and we hope there are many seasons to come!

The Knight Bros. watch and review the sequel to Disney's hit movie, Inside Out. Though it is not quite as good as the first, this one holds up!

The Kni9ht Bros. take a break from the movie reviews to just kick it. Well actually Zack watched some Japanese film, and John refused. Japanese film named One Cut of the Dead.

The Knight Bros. and their good friend Jack Patterson review the first season of Amazon Prime's The Lord of the Rings spinoff series, Rings of Power. This series is slept on and deserves more love. We love the LOTR world, and ROP is a nice addition. The second season is also off to a great start!

The Knight Bros. watch and review the newest installment to the Mad Max franchise, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Following 2015's Mad Max: Fury Road, Furiosa takes us the origin story of Charlize Theron's Furiosa. In this film portrayed by Anya Taylor-Joy. We are fans of the Mad Max universe, and we might just have to review Mel Gibson's original films from the late 70s and early 80s.

The Knight Bros. watch and review Season 2 of HBO's Game of Thrones spinoff, House of the Dragon. This season was all filler, and we will not be holding our breath in anticipation of a third season.

The Knight Bros. invite their oldest sister Kaitlyn to the theatre to watch the third installment in Marvel's Deadpool trilogy, Deadpool & Wolverine. Ryan Reynolds seems to be the one silver lining Marvel has, because Deadpool still hits! In fact, this is the best Deadpool yet.

The Knight Bros. watch and review the start of HBO's House of the Dragon season 2. It's good, but it's no Game of Thrones.

The Knight Bros. watch the most recent addition to the Godzilla franchise, the Japanese made Godzilla Minus One. The brothers also take the opportunity to celebrate 100 episodes of the podcast.

The Knight Bros. just hangout and briefly discuss the new Netflix original, Baby Reindeer. A dark and twisted recommendation by their Uncle Toad. Based on a true story, the Knight Bros. are not so sure about this dark and twisted docudrama.

The Knight Bros. take a break from watching movies to discuss the future of the podcast.

The Knight Bros. welcome special guest Jack Nedza to review Quentin Tarantino's 4th film, Kill Bill. It's got action, it's got gore, it's got unrealistic scenes of people being launched across the room, it's got feet! It's a classic Tarantino.

The Knight Bros. review Season 2 of Amazon's original adult animation show, Invincible. Though this might be the bros favorite animated show of all time, they have some serious qualms with how long it takes to release new episodes.

The Knight Bros. review the first animated movie to crack IMDb's Top 100. At number 94 is the third film in the Toy Story franchise. Good movie, but we are not so sure it belongs on this list.

The Knight Bros. watch the sequel to Dune, and it does not disappoint. Our only hope is they choose to surrender their allegiance to the book series, and grow the plot as they see fit.

The Knight Bros. watch and review the second attempt at a live action Avatar. Another try, another flop. Here's an idea, when you are remaking the world's top-rated cartoon TV show, just copy it!

The Knight Bros. watch and review Dune, in preparation for the release of part 2. Zack watches for the first time, so he is a little confused. Lucky for us, John has read the book... which he lets us know several times... several.

The Knight Bros. are back after Zack's week long hiatus to Japan. After going over Zack's Japanese experience, the Knight Bros. briefly review one of the worst superhero movies to date.

The Knight Bros. take a break from movie reviews to kick it with rockstar and childhood friend, Wix Patton.

The Knight Bros. watch and review the newest film installment in the Marvel franchise, The Marvels. Is this rock bottom? Will Marvel finally realize the people are tired of their shit? We sure hope so!

The Knight Bros. take a break from the life of movie reviews to just chat and play some games!

The Knight Bros. watch and review their first Studio Ghibli film. Japanese animation might have plots and themes we Americans are not used to, but that does not mean they are not good.

The Knight Bros. watch and review A24's new film, based on the most depressing true story about the professional wrestling family, the Von Erichs. A story so terrible, the movie decided to remove a sixth brother who also committed suicide, because the audience just could not take anymore.

The Knight Bros. are joined by their cousin Ava on their quest to watch and review Wes Anderson's top rated movie. Wes Anderson has a very unique film style and sense of humor that we really enjoy.

The Knight Bros. watch and review the sequel nobody asked for. Netflix uses the sentimental value of a childhood claymation classic for another money grab in this Chicken Run follow up 23 years later.

The Knight Bros. and their father watch IMDb's 99th ranked movie of all time, as is ranked in their new and improved Top 100 list. Citizen Kane has long been revered as one of the best movies of all time, and one brother might agree with that more than the other.

The Knight Bros. wrap up the Christmas season with a holiday favorite, Elf. While celebrating its 20th Anniversary, this Christmas comedy stands the test of time!

The Knight Bros. continue watching Christmas classics with this childhood classic. Does the Grinch stand the test of time? Is it the best Grinch to date? Tune in for the hard hitting Grinchy questions.

The Knight Bros. continue in the Christmas spirit with a 2008 Christmas comedy favorite. Often forgotten in the "Best Christmas Movies of All Time" conversation, some of us think that may be unjust.

The Knight Bros. begin the holiday season with what is likely both of their favorite Christmas movie, and to the surprise of no one, it's animated.

The Knight Bros. finish the last film in the John Wick tetralogy. That is at least until it becomes a pentalogy. In the forth film, John Wick continues to John Wick, except this time it's in Paris.

The Knight Bros. watch and review the live action rendition of One Piece. How does one embody the full spirit of a 1000+ episode anime show from the 90s? Netflix might have finally figured it out!