
We put movies on trial.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 320 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm ReviewsFilm History | |||

The Court is too crass and too spurious this week when author Dan Hassler-Forest (“Fast and Furious Franchising”) hits the nitrous behind the wheel of 2003’s “2 Fast 2 Furious.” *** Prosecutor: Maynard Bangs. Defense: Dan Hassler-Forest. Judge: The H... more
Tubi or not Tubi is not the question this week when Bede and Kollin of “The Tubi Tuesdays” Podcast defend the 2025 Tubi original “Get Off My Lawn.” *** Prosecutor: Dylan J. Schlender. Defense: Bede and Kollin of Tubi Tuesdays. Judge: The Honorable Ry... more
The Court glimpses a vision of its own grim demise when The Vern (“Cinema Recall” Podcast) looks to end the universe inside the 2024 drama “The Life of Chuck.” *** Prosecutor: The Vern. Defense: Big Ben Haslar. Judge: The Honorable Dylan J. Schlender... more
The revolution will not be televised this week when Adam Kotsko (“Late Star Trek: The Final Frontier in the Franchise Era”) seeks to fight the power of 2025’s “One Battle After Another.” *** Prosecutor: Adam Kotsko. Defense: Ryan Luis Rodriguez. Judg... more
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Always a good time, every movie gets a fair shake and some of the analysis is just top notch. Great guests and reccomendations in every episode
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I love this podcast! it's relatable and hilarious 😂 I appreciate the humor and sarcasm. definitely worth listening to on repeat!
I love this podcast! it's relatable and hilarious 😂 I appreciate the humor and sarcasm. definitely worth listening to on repeat!
What a great idea for a show, listened to every episode, hilarious.
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This show uses a courtroom-tinged format to dissect films, weighing arguments from defense and prosecution on a rotating slate of titles. Episodes surface debates about pacing, tonal balance, and narrative choices, often weaving in production anecdotes, legacy, and cultural impact. A notable strength is the lively banter, clear hosting structure, and a mix of film scholars, industry voices, and veteran critics providing both sharp critique and entertainment. The format tends to attract listeners who enjoy thoughtful film analysis wrapped in witty, theatrical proceedings and a passion for genre-twisting takes on well-known (and lesser-known) movies.
Noteworthy is its consistent balance between rigorous analysis and playful post-trial banter... more
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Recent guests on Reels of Justice include:
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2. Hunter Stair
3. Ryan Verrill
4. Matt Pruitt
5. Ben Haslar
6. JD Ryznar
7. Marty Ketola
8. Clif Campbell
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