
We put movies on trial.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 287 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film HistoryFilm ReviewsTV & Film | |||

The Court runs out for more Coors Light this week when Frank Dietz (“This Monstrous Life”) scratches and claws a defense out for the 2010 remake of “The Wolfman.” *** Prosecutor: Dylan J. Schlender. Defense: Frank Dietz. Judge: The Honorable Maynard ... more
The Court tries to find its family jewels this week when Ken Liu (“All That We See or Seem”) smuggles out a cache of riches inside a hollowed out copy of 2007’s “National Treasure: Book of Secrets.” *** Prosecutor: Big Ben Haslar. Defense: Ken Liu. J... more
The Court does its own stunts this week when Nathanael Hummel (“Treasure Is My Trade: A Nate Colt Adventure”) intimidates the jury with his handsomeness while defending the 2010 action comedy “Knight and Day.” *** Prosecutor: Dylan J. Schlender. Defe... more
It’s time to put Hell on Reels back underground this week when Isaac Arthur (“Science and Futurism”) proves it’s not hip to be square in the 1997 sci-fi horror film “Cube.” *** Prosecutor: Isaac Arthur. Defense: Big Ben Haslar. Judge: The Honorable R... 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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A unique courtroom-style podcast where films are put on trial, allowing hosts and guests to argue both sides of a movie's merits. This format facilitates spirited debates about popular, obscure, and even polarizing films, exploring their cultural significance, narrative quality, and underlying themes. The show often features a mix of humor and insightful commentary, making it engaging for both casual listeners and film enthusiasts alike. Notably, episodes dive into a wide array of genres and eras, prompting rich discussions that often lead to surprising verdicts, reflecting the subjectivity of cinematic appreciation.
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Recent guests on Reels of Justice include:
1. Richard Blakemore
2. Izzy Teran
3. Case Aiken
4. William Burns
5. Andy Slack
6. Emily K. Marsh
7. Professor Jeremy Black
8. Mr. Dylan Schlender
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