Reel Riff

Bill and Thomas are joined by a special guest and friend of the podcast, Ryan Cawley, an up-and-coming filmmaker and writer, to revisit 'The Dark Knight Rises', its claim in pop culture, and Ryan and Bill’s vastly different takes on it. The trio then dive into a massive conversation about Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s newest film, 'You Can See Everything', a documentary receiving Best Picture Oscar buzz. They also discuss how the film could be a beautiful companion piece to the recent release of 'Digger', and how the films have a dialogue on a meta-narrative level. With further discussions of 'Clayface', 'Wildwood', and 'Street Fighter', all recent films, there’s also some added movie news roundup and hype.

Tommy is back on Reel Riff, and there’s a lot to catch up on. Bill and Tommy dive into ‘Primetime’ and ‘Digger’, sharing their thoughts on both films and where they landed for each of them. They also get into ‘Social Reckoning’, ‘Street Fighter’, and a packed lineup of other movies, trailers, news, and announcements from around Hollywood. It’s a big catch-up episode with plenty to talk about and even more to argue over.

Bill is flying solo for this episode of Reel Riff, sharing his thoughts on 'Heart of the Beast' and finally getting the chance to see 'The Odyssey' in 70mm. He breaks down what stood out, how the big-screen presentation added to the experience, and where both films landed for him. Plus, Bill catches up on the latest movie news and other stories making the rounds across Hollywood.

Bill is back for another solo episode of Reel Riff, catching up on a mix of recent releases and revisiting one of horror’s most recognizable movie franchises. He shares his thoughts on 'Onslaught' and 'By Any Means', then looks back at the Paul W. S. Anderson 'Resident Evil' saga and how the series holds up today. Plus, Bill runs through the latest movie news, box office updates, and other stories making waves across Hollywood.

Bill is flying solo for this episode of Reel Riff, catching up on a mix of recent movies and industry news. He shares his thoughts on 'End of Oak Street' and 'Coyote vs. Acme', revisits the Paul W. S. Anderson 'Resident Evil' films, and talks about how that series holds up today. Along the way, Bill also breaks down the latest movie news, box office updates, and other stories making the rounds in Hollywood.

Bill and Tommy are back for another episode of Reel Riff, this time diving into 'Resident Evil' (2026). With Tommy as a longtime fan of the franchise and Bill approaching it more casually, the two find themselves on opposite sides in their first major disagreement on the show. They break down their thoughts on the new film, discuss what worked and what didn't, and look back at the previous Resident Evil movies and the franchise's history on the big screen. Plus, they catch up on the latest movie news, box office results, upcoming releases, and everything else happening across Hollywood. From horror and video game adaptations to the latest developments across the film industry.

Bill and Thomas are back for a packed variety episode of Reel Riff, catching up on the latest movie news, announcements, rumors, trailers, and everything else happening across Hollywood. They also take on the ultimate Spider-Man movie ranking, debating where each film belongs and which version of Spidey comes out on top. Plus, Thomas gives his review of 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day', sharing his thoughts on the film and where it fits within the larger Spider-Man universe. From Marvel and upcoming releases to the stories currently making waves across the industry, there's plenty to break down in this week's Reel Riff.

Bill goes solo on Reel Riff to dive into 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' and everything surrounding the next chapter of Spider-Man in the MCU. He breaks down what we know about the new movie, the mystery surrounding its villain, and the theories about who could be pulling the strings. Bill also digs into the latest Marvel rumors, potential character connections, and what 'Brand New Day' could mean for Peter Parker's future. From speculation and unanswered questions to the direction Marvel may be taking Spider-Man next, there's plenty to unravel before Spidey swings back onto the big screen.

Bill goes solo for a special episode of Reel Riff, breaking down the biggest news and announcements coming out of Comic-Con along with a roundup of what’s happening across the movie world. From new trailers and major reveals to upcoming projects, casting news, and the stories worth keeping an eye on, Bill shares his thoughts on what stood out and what it could mean for the films ahead. It’s a packed movie news roundup covering Comic-Con and everything else making waves in Hollywood.

Bill and Thomas dive into 'The Odyssey' and discuss whether Christopher Nolan has truly delivered the modern epic audiences have been waiting for. They break down the film's ambitious behind-the-scenes production, from shooting on the Greek islands and in Iceland to the practical filmmaking techniques that bring Homer's story to life on an incredible scale. They also debate their differing perspectives on the film's performances, exploring where they agreed, where they disagreed, and how those performances shaped their overall experience. From Nolan's direction and visual storytelling to the film's themes, spectacle, and lasting impact, they explore what 'The Odyssey' says about the future of epic filmmaking.