
We put movies on trial.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 336 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film | |||

Hell on Reels was only just alive this week when Sophia Ricciardi (“Moviestruck” Podcast) defends fellow Philadelphian and frenemy of The Court M. Night Shyamalan’s 2021 thriller “Old.” *** Prosecutor: Dylan J. Schlender. Defense: Sophia Ricciardi. J... more
The Court lets a friendly pumpkin fight go too far this week while author J.W. Ocker (“Chasing the Headless Horseman”) gallops towards the old bridge by the churchyard in 1999’s “Sleepy Hollow.” *** Prosecutor: Big Ben Haslar. Defense: J.W. Ocker. Ju... more
The Court reprises the Universal Monster Mash this week when Jack Bennett (“A Good Scream”) appears out of thin air to see “The Invisible Man (1933)” Claude out the eyes of 1943’s “Phantom of the Opera.” *** “The Invisible Man (1933)”: Jack Bennett. ... more
The Court rouses Hell on Reels from its ancient slumber again this week while Donnie Roberts (“The Rotten Truth” Podcast) sleeps like the dead through 1994’s “Wes Craven’s New Nightmare.” *** Prosecutor: Donnie Roberts. Defense: Maynard Bangs. Judge:... 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 turns movie discussion into a mock courtroom, with a rotating panel of hosts and guests debating whether a film is “guilty” of being a bad movie or worthy of praise. The format fuels brisk, bantery analysis that often blends film history, pop culture references, and personal anecdotes, while maintaining sharp takes on pacing, structure, and execution. Episodes commonly feature defense and prosecution lines of argument, skillful exhibit-style points, and a playful verdict that can oscillate between praise and critique. Noteworthy elements include the courtroom cadence, frequent cross-talk and digressions into related films and eras, and a knack for making both obscure and mainstream titles engaging for cinephiles and casual listene... more
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Recent guests on Reels of Justice include:
1. J.W. Ocker
2. Jack Bennett
3. Donnie Roberts
4. Charles Philipp Martin
5. Matt Sherman
6. Case Aiken
7. Gregory Marlow
8. Frieda Toth
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