Movie Guys Podcast is a weekly movie discussion show released every Thursday morning, hosted by Eric and Jordan, with occasional guest hosts joining the conversation. With 11 years in the game, this podcast isn’t chasing trends—it’s built on experience, consistency, and a genuine love for film.
What sets Movie Guys Podcast apart is its in-depth, thoughtful conversations about movies both new and old. Eric and Jordan go beyond surface-level reviews, diving into themes, performances, filmmaking choices, and how movies resonate over time. Each year, the show also introduces a new retrospective series, revisiting classic films and franchises through a seasoned, modern lens.
Whether you’re a longtime movie fan or just looking for a smart, laid-back film podcast with history behind it, Movie Guys Podcast delivers insight, perspective, and real conversations from hosts who’ve been doing this for over a decade.
One Battle After Another follows Bob Ferguson, a former revolutionary now living off-grid with his spirited daughter Willa, long after leaving behind a life of radical activism. When a dangerous old enemy unexpectedly resurfaces and Willa goes missing, Bob must confront his past and embark on a relentless, action-packed journey to find and protect her—forcing him back into a world of chaos, confrontation, and uneasy alliances.
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein reimagines Mary Shelley’s classic Gothic tale through a richly visual, character-driven lens. The story follows the brilliant but obsessive scientist Victor Frankenstein (Oscar Isaac), who defies nature by assembling and animating a living being from the dead. When his creation—a sensitive, intelligent Creature (Jacob Elordi)—awakens, Victor recoils in horror and abandons it, setting off a tragic chain of events. As the Creature seeks understanding, acceptance, and purpose in a world that fears him, the bond between creator and creation becomes deeply strained, leading to heartbreak, confrontation, and ultimately a poignant reckoning about humanity, responsibility, and forgiveness. Chad-Large Jordan-Large
Star Trek: First Contact is a sci-fi action film in which Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the USS Enterprise must stop the Borg from altering a pivotal moment in Earth’s history. As the threat forces them into humanity’s past, Picard confronts his own trauma while the crew works to protect the event that will lead to first contact between humans and an alien civilization.
Wicked: For Good continues the story from the first Wicked film, set several years after Elphaba defies the Wizard of Oz. Now labeled the Wicked Witch of the West, Elphaba lives in hiding while fighting to expose the Wizard’s corruption and free Oz’s oppressed inhabitants — especially the Animals. Meanwhile, Glinda has become a celebrated figure in Emerald City and is preparing for a high-profile future under the Wizard’s rule. When tensions rise between them and the fate of Oz hangs in the balance, Elphaba and Glinda must confront their fractured friendship and choose how to shape the world for good.
Mark Kerr a rising star in early MMA and traces the arc of his career from triumphs to a crushing loss, and the personal toll his ambition exacts. Outside the ring, Kerr wrestles with addiction and a turbulent relationship with his girlfriend Dawn Staples. As success brings pressure, the film shows how fighting for greatness starts to cost him everything.
The film follows Cameron Cade, a rising young football quarterback whose promising NFL future is threatened after a brutal head injury. Just when it seems his career is over, legendary quarterback Isaiah White — an aging star on the verge of retirement — offers him a second chance: a week of intense training at Isaiah’s remote, lavish compound. What begins as mentorship and a shot at redemption soon spirals into horror, as the compound’s atmosphere, training methods, and Isaiah’s demands grow increasingly disturbing. As Cameron gets deeper into the regime, he’s forced to confront how far he’s willing to go — and what sacrifices success will demand.
Movie Guys Podcast wraps up Round 1 of our sports series with our annual season finale! Eric and Jordan cover everything from bobsledding to bowling as they revisit the wide world of sports films they reviewed this year. Tune in now to hear their final thoughts, biggest surprises, and overall impressions of the sports movies that made the cut.
Twenty-two years after the original body swap, Anna (Lindsay Lohan) is now a mother to teenage daughter Harper, and Tess (Jamie Lee Curtis) helps raise her. Anna is about to marry Eric, whose daughter Lily is Harper’s soon-to-be stepsister. During a palm-reading session at Anna’s bachelorette party, a magical four-way body swap occurs: Anna swaps with Harper, and Tess swaps with Lily. As everyone navigates life in each other’s bodies, they tumble through misunderstandings, family drama, and emotional growth — and ultimately, they learn more about love, empathy, and what makes a “family.” Eric-Small Jordan-Small
The Long Walk is a slow-burning, atmospheric drama with elements of science fiction and mystery. It follows an isolated man in rural Laos who discovers he can travel between the past and present with the help of a ghost he befriended as a child. As he tries to use this ability to right past wrongs and ease his loneliness, his actions begin to blur the lines between memory, fate, and responsibility.
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Winston Gooze is a worn-down janitor working at a shady pharmaceutical/chemical company that’s playing fast and loose with toxic waste and employee health. After a catastrophic accident sends him into a vat of toxic sludge, he transforms into a hulking, green-skinned mutant: the titular “Toxic Avenger”. With his newfound powers (and a mop as his weapon of choice), he sets out to protect his stepson, fight off the corporate corruption, and clean up his community—literally and figuratively.
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