In this week’s episode, Ryan and Andrew have a 2022 Summer Extravaganza with Thor: Love and Thunder, Stranger Things 4: Volume 2, Elvis, and The Black Phone.
Tag: MCU
TDOC Episode #170: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness & We’re All Going to the World’s Fair
In this week’s episode, Sam Raimi drags the MCU to hell with Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, while Sundance 2021 comes back to haunt us with We’re All Going to the World’s Fair.
TDOC Episode #157: Spider-Man: No Way Home & The Matrix Resurrections
In this week’s episode, existing footage of Thomas Haden Church comes to the MCU in Spider-Man: No Way Home while we get Lana Wachowski’s New Nightmare in The Matrix Resurrections.
TDOC Episode #154: Eternals, Last Night in Soho, The French Dispatch & Antlers
In this week’s episode, Chloé Zhao brings the Eternals to the MCU, Edgar Wright spends one Last Night in Soho, Wes Anderson goes full Wes Anderson for The French Dispatch, and Scott Cooper’s Antlers…is a movie.
TDOC Episode #147: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings & Candyman
In this week’s episode, Marvel pulls back the curtain on Phase Four with Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and Nia DaCosta takes us back to Cabrini-Green in Candyman.
TDOC Episode #87: The Farewell & Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
In this week’s episode, Awkwafina navigates familial and cultural issues in The Farewell while Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark could have used a darker edge. Ryan and Andrew also discuss Spider-Man leaving the Marvel Cinematic Universe as well as Annapurna’s recent struggles as a production company.
TDOC Episode #84: Spider-Man: Far from Home, Child’s Play & Midsommar
In this week’s episode, Jake Gyllenhaal becomes Mysterio for Spider-Man: Far from Home, Mark Hamill takes on the iconic role of Chucky in Child’s Play, and Ari Aster delivers another horror epic with Midsommar.
TDOC Episode #34: Black Panther & The Cloverfield Paradox
In this week’s episode, Ryan and Andrew begin to tackle the 2018 slate, warts and all, with The Cloverfield Paradox & Black Panther.
The Death of Cinema 