Cinema Roast Bunch: Film Discussion & Movie Reviews

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Eddie and the Cruisers (1983) Directed by Martin Davidson Review

"John's Mixtape" begins! Debuting with perhaps the single most John Myers-coded film to ever exist, the Bunch dives headfirst into the vibes-soaked 1983 musical and our n

Nov 10
2 h 04 min

Gabbin' With the Bunch

This time, we debrief on our last theme, get a little existential, and tease what is coming next!

Oct 27
46 min

Scarface (1983) Directed by Brian De Palma Review

Witness the epic conclusion of the Loggia Wish Your Actor Was Hot Like He? saga as this week, we take a trip back to the cocaine-flooded mean streets of 1980s Miami with

Oct 13
2 h 45 min

RESIDENT EVIL (2026) Directed by Zach Cregger Review

This week, the Bunch descends into the maw of Capcom's classic survival-horror franchise to see how writer/director Zach Cregger follows up his 2025 hit Weapons.

Sep 29
2 h 25 min

Big Shark (2023) Directed by Tommy Wiseau Review

It is time to pay the piper. This week, the Bunch descends into a plane of pure B-movie schlock. A land where auteurs are never told no, and Tommy Wiseau apparently makes

Sep 15
1 h 39 min

We'll Be Back Next Week: a PSA

The holiday weekend got the better of us, but CRB will be back next week!

Sep 8
6 min

Over the Top (1987) Directed by Menahem Golan Review

Someone had to make at least one great arm-wrestling movie, and this week on CRB, it is time to get sweaty.

Aug 25
1 h 42 min

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton Review

Two of the biggest movies of the summer back-to-back, baby! This time the Bunch gets metatextual with easily the Marvel Cinematic Universe's best entry in years.

Aug 11
2 h 07 min

The Odyssey (2026) Directed by Christopher Nolan Review

This week, the Bunch takes a trip to the Bronze Age to bask in the pleasure of being whisked away by one of the key voices in film of our time. Nolan's stripped-back and

Jul 28
2 h 29 min

Big (1988) Directed by Penny Marshall Review

This week, the Bunch breaks down the 1988 Tom Hanks classic Big! And colonoscopies, apparently...

Jul 14
2 h 42 min

Lost Highway (1997) Directed by David Lynch Review

Our series on working actor Robert Loggia begins with the CInema Roast Bunch debut of the singularly talented David Lynch and his vibes-loaded Lost Highway.

Jun 30
1 h 47 min

Obsession (2026) Directed by Curry Barker Review

This week, as John has more important matters to attend to, Travis and Noah tackle the recently released modern horror classic Obsession.

Jun 16
1 h 33 min

D&D: Honor Among Thieves (2023) Directed by John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein Review

In the final episode of Sword and Sorcuary, the Bunch steps out of the Dark Ages and into the magical world of Faerun to crown the definitive best Chris. Noah's Mobile

Jun 2
1 h 50 min

Ladyhawke (1985) Directed by Richard Donner Review (and Housekeeping)

This week on the show, the crew tackles the Superman guy's star-studded fantasy film Ladyhawke. Is the score as bad as people say? Will Travis ever take the plunge into t

May 19
2 h 44 min

Dragonslayer (1981) Directed by Matthew Robbins Review

Sword and Sorcuary continues with the cult-classic Dragonslayer! The ILM-studded dark fantasy epic that wrongfully bombed at the box office has, over the years, cemented

May 5
2 h 37 min

Excalibur (1981) Directed by John Boorman Review

This week, the Bunch dives straight into Sword and Sorcuary to the Dark Ages to re-examine the 1981 classic Excalibur! Horny pacts, enough armor to suit a nation, and mus

Apr 21
1 h 55 min

The State of the Bunch: A Look Back at the Podcast

This week, we take a look back at our show, the last few themes, and reminisce. And, the grand reveal of the next one! Support the show Email Us! cinemaroastbunch@gm

Apr 7
1 h 57 min

Collateral (2004) Directed by Michael Mann Review

This week, we are treated to a rarity. A world where Tom Cruise gets to be the bad guy in an unabashed look at the seedy underbelly of Los Angeles. If Heat was Michael Ma

Mar 24
1 h 30 min

Go (1999) Directed by Doug Liman Review

This time, we are transported back to a simpler time. A time where you could steal orange juice from your terrible retail job, smoke cigarettes in the dairy cooler, get o

Mar 10
2 h 20 min

Into the Night (1985) Directed by John Landis Review

Much to Travis' dismay, it is time for John Landis' mid-80's cameo fest. It didn't take long for our "One Night in Bangkok" theme to get a little loosey-goosey: Into the

Feb 27
2 h 12 min