Nate's Night at the Movies Podcast

Reflecting on another year of film

Spilling my thoughts after seeing the Scream VI premiere at my local theatre. The first few minutes are spoiler free. 

Can Amanda Bynes pull off this cringefest of a film?

A reflection on the effectiveness of M. Night Shyamalan's films. 

I predict how good 2023 movies will be by grouping them into different categories. 

Carmen and Juni go on another spy adventure, but is this a worthwhile sequel? 

I rank/briefly discuss the 100 films released in 2022 that I had the opportunity to see.

A new take on a Christmas classic with Broadway-caliber musical numbers, Marvel-esk moments, and a mash-up of comedic styles.  

Kids that have no chill when they sit on Santa's lap flip the script and have a pretty dope airport adventure. 

I hope you get into the spirit of listening to this episode because who knows what punishment could result from missing it. 

Is this Icelandic Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams rom-com worth the watch? 

A Christmas classic complete with family, a squirrel, human waste, all tied with a bow. 

I hope you have a great Thanksgiving! Why not watch a film with a dash of Thanksgiving and a side of homicidal jokes? 

Someone made a Christmas wish to have Lindsay Lohan make an acting career comeback. Does it deliver?

Is Spy Kids as cool today as it was 20+ years ago? 

It's about time to get some Stephen King up in this pod. 

Mall Cop was pretty funny when we were kids, but does it hold up?

Nate has his friend Ryan Marble on to review the 1987 comedy about the Henderson family and their unique visitor. 

Nate reviews the 2007 film Bridge to Terabithia. A movie that created a celebrity crush for many young boys at the time then proceeded to kill her off. 

Nate reviews Netflix's 2021 movie musical about the life of RENT composer and lyricist Jonathan Larson.

Nate gives a short introduction to the podcast discussing his plans and some of his favorite movies of 2022 so far.