Cinema Roast Bunch: Film Discussion & Movie Reviews

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  Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton Review 11.08.2026 2h 7min

  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.
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  The Odyssey (2026) Directed by Christopher Nolan Review 28.07.2026 2h 29min

  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 deceptively modern take on one of humanity's formative stories blew us away, and we couldn't wait to talk about it.
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  Big (1988) Directed by Penny Marshall Review 14.07.2026 2h 42min

  This week, the Bunch breaks down the 1988 Tom Hanks classic Big! And colonoscopies, apparently...
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  Lost Highway (1997) Directed by David Lynch Review 30.06.2026 1h 47min

  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.
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  Obsession (2026) Directed by Curry Barker Review 16.06.2026 1h 33min

  This week, as John has more important matters to attend to, Travis and Noah tackle the recently released modern horror classic Obsession.
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  Our Top 9 Animated Movies of All Time 13.01.2026 1h 39min

  The first season of The Cinema Roast Bunch concludes much like how we began, an excruciatingly difficult list. The crew breaks down their personal top 3 favorite animated films of all time, regardless of medium!Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  The State of the Bunch: A Look Back at the Podcast 07.04.2026 1h 57min

  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 showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  Meteor (1979) Directed by Ronald Neame Review 18.11.2025 2h 4min

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  Cinema Roast Bunch's Favorite Films of 2025 Extravaganza 10.02.2026 2h 16min

  It is that time of year: The time to celebrate, commemorate, and reminisce about our favorite movies of the last year! Subjective, obviously. Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  The Warriors (1979) Directed by Walter Hill Review 09.02.2026 2h 22min

  The Bunch takes on their next chapter, a series all about films that take place over one harrowing night! And what a night it was for The Warriors. Come out and (hit) play...THE AUDIO FILE WAS BROKEN IN THIS EPISODE. IT IS NOW FIXED!Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  Into the Night (1985) Directed by John Landis Review 27.02.2026 2h 12min

  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 Night technically happens over a couple of days, okay, but who's counting? Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  Leap of Faith (1992) Directed by Richard Pearce Review 20.05.2025 1h 21min

  This week, what begins as a cautiously interested first look at the star-studded, Steve Martin and Debra Winger-led dramedy leads the Bunch down a rabbithole of theology, morality, and frustrating ambiguity about the film's own theological motives. The crew certainly dissects its message and portrayal of religion and those who practice it, but more importantly, how they feel about the whole thing to begin with?Didn't take us very long to get here, did it?Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  True Lies (1994) Directed by James Cameron Review 18.02.2025 1h 47min

  This time, the Bunch checks out James Cameron's 1994 comedic spy thriller starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis just in time for its 4K release. Along the way, some of the worst impressions that have ever been attempted are unleashed onto an unsuspecting populace and for that: Listener Discretion is Advised. Is this Arnold's best role? Did the famously demanding Cameron make Oscar-winner Jamie Lee Curtis go too far in a few places? Let's find out, shall we?Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  The Most Stressful Films That Keep Us Coming Back 02.06.2025 2h 19min

  What movies stress us the hell out, but keep us coming back for more? It is time to dive deep into the most muscle-tensing, heart-pounding movies that we, despite the terror, could easily go back to for seconds. Be it the existentialism of time itself, or the unyielding toil of toxic relationships, here at the CRB, we are gluttons for punishment...Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  The Hunt for Red October (1990) Directed by John McTiernan Review 15.10.2025 2h 8min

  This week: It is Into the Clancy-verse with 1990's stellar political thriller The Hunt for Red October. The Bunch breaks down the real political tension of the time, the source material, the creatives behind this remarkable adaptation, and, of course, Sean Connery's hair. John McTiernan had a hell of a run during the peak of his career, but is Red October his best? Time to find out...Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  Outland (1981) Directed by Peter Hyams Review 16.12.2025 1h 56min

  The gang delves into the secret Alien sequel, which pits good-cop Sean Connery against the forces of space exploitation. Just in time for the 4K release! We made it happen, we swear!Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  The Avengers (1998) Directed by Jeremiah S. Chechik Review 30.12.2025 2h 24min

  Connuary comes to a close with not a bang, but a thunderclap as the Bunch reluctantly opens wounds long past for Travis and dives headfirst into one of Sean Connery's lesser beloved films. London isn't safe; the once top-billed super spy now takes on the role of a maniacal weather-controlling villain. Unfortunately, it isn't nearly as compelling as it sounds...Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  Excalibur (1981) Directed by John Boorman Review 21.04.2026 1h 55min

  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 music that sells the era of high adventure, what more do you need?Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  Dragonslayer (1981) Directed by Matthew Robbins Review 05.05.2026 2h 37min

  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 itself as a staple of the genre, influencing the likes of Dragonlance Chronicles and A Song of Ice and Fire, among others. And we love it to bits.Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com
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  Ladyhawke (1985) Directed by Richard Donner Review (and Housekeeping) 19.05.2026 2h 44min

  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 tabletop role-playing games? Will trivia break up the Bunch forever? Like uncovering a mysterious curse put on by a lustful priest, all will be revealed...Support the showEmail Us! cinemaroastbunch@gmail.com