Reel Nerds Podcast

Everyone has a motive, no one has a clue when the Reel Nerds review Knives Out.

We could all use a little kindness when the Reel Nerds review A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.

Zach is joined by Phil Vecchio (The Mandarian Orange Show, Alex P. Keaton Is My Friend) to chat about the humorous side of Hitch as they talk at length about MR. AND MRS. SMITH (1941) and THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY.

The Reel Nerds are sworn to secrecy, bound by sisterhood, when they review Charlie's Angels.

The Reel Nerds erase hate when they review Jojo Rabbit.

Welcome to the day after Judgment Day when the Reel Nerds review Terminator: Dark Fate.

The Reel Nerds nut up or shut up when they review Zombieland: Double Tap.

Zach is joined this week by Jack Hanley (The Superlatives, Mile High Cinema, The History of You In 5 Films) to chat about the thematic links throughout 4 Hitchcock classics: THE LODGER, ROPE, PSYCHO, and FRENZY.

The Reel Nerds have to stop that movie from getting made again when they review Jay and Silent Bob Reboot.

Yeah, bitch! The Reel Nerds review El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Zach is joined this week by Corinne Westeman (Reel Nerds Podcast, Catching The Classics) to chat about the twists and turns on a train in Hitch’s 1938 classic, THE LADY VANISHES.

The Reel Nerds put on a happy face when they review Joker.

The Reel Nerds travel back 10 years to share their favorite movies of 2009!

War comes home when the Reel Nerds review Rambo: Last Blood.

The Reel Nerds stay in and download this week's movies Suspiria (2018), Paddleton, and The Amazing Jonathan Documentary.

Zach is joined by James Hart of Reel Nerds Podcast to dive into Alfred Hitchcock’s 1940 picture REBECCA and discuss the clashing of ego’s that was Hitchcock vs. David O. Selznick.

It all ends when the Reel Nerds review It: Chapter Two.

It's love and murder at first sight when the Reel Nerds catch a retro screening of North by Northwest.

Zach is joined by Henry Jarvis of Reel Nerds Podcast, where they both get tangled in Hitch’s 1948 picture ROPE and the effects Hitchcock has on a younger generation.

The game begins when the Reel Nerds review Ready or Not.