Reel Nerds Podcast

The Reel Nerds uncover Inherent Vice and moto panacaku.

It's the biggest show each year as the Reel Nerds each countdown their top-ten movies of 2014! Later, Steve Bessette from the Littleton Alamo Drafthouse joins us to chat about their 2015 lineup.

The Reel Nerds salute the flag of creative freedom and show up to The Interview.

The Reel Nerds react to the censorship of The Interview before waging war against The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies.

James and Brad tell the tales of Sony hacks, Laggies, and Exodus: Gods and Kings.

The Reel Nerds double-up on The Babadook and Foxcatcher.

The Reel Nerds watch another trio of dudes screw up a kidnaping in Horrible Bosses 2.

Ryan and Brad go to battle over The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1!

In this special episode we review one of our own. Brad's movie Jean Claude Van Damme's Damn Van finally premiered this week and Ryan pulls no punches talking about it. We also review Dumb and Dumber To.

The Reel Nerds travel to the far reaches of space and time in Interstellar.

Apologies, the first twenty minutes are missing the right audio track. Just fast foward to the 9:00 mark for the interview with Dan Schecter and then stay tuned for this week's review of Birdman.

Whoa! The Reel Nerds watch John Wick avenge his dog.

Ryan and James try not to tank the podcast when they review Fury.

Ryan returns to spend time with his man-crush, RDJ when the Reel Nerds watch The Judge.

The Reel Nerds don't know what you've got 'til it's Gone Girl.

The Reel Nerds watch The Boxtrolls with Steve Bessette from the Denver Alamo Drafthouse.

The Reel Nerds find out if man is truly a walrus at heart.

Cora and Michael stop by the show on their way to Seattle to chat about Let's Be Cops.

It's a guest overload as Zach leads another episode with appearances by Spencer Nova Kane, and Shaughnessy McDaniel from The Stubby Shillelaghs stops by to promote their band's new video, Gotham's Finest all before reviewing Life of Crime.

Zach takes over as host as the nerds watch Boyhood.