
We put movies on trial.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 290 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm HistoryFilm Reviews | |||

In a relatively songless episode, the Court goes gaga this week when Michelle Kisner (“The Physical Media Advocate”) gives the 2024 musical sequel “Joker: Folie à Deux” what it f@#$ing deserves. *** Prosecutor: Michelle Kisner. Defense: Dylan J. Schl... more
The Court learns about a new type of pegging this week when Justin Andrews (“Mind Pump Media”) tries to jump his bicycle over the 1986 sports film “Rad.” *** Prosecutor: Maynard Bangs. Defense: Justin Andrews. Judge: The Honorable Ryan Luis Rodriguez... more
The Court passes the homemade cranberry sauce when an overgrown stuffed turkey named D-Rok Schlender (“Schlender 5 Productions”) dishes out just desserts to the 2025 horror film “Weapons.” *** Prosecutor: D-Rok Schlender. Defense: Ryan Luis Rodriguez... more
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
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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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