What's arriving? The latest episode of AnotherLook! Corey's pick for the week has the podcast duo caught up in the UFO craze of the 90s with this Charlie Sheen thriller/conspiracy drama. We talk all about the various production details of this wild underseen gem.

We're back in the horror sphere as Season 9 continues. Listen up as we talk about Will's pick for the week (The First Omen), its often miraculous blend of scares and worldbuilding, the fancy studio gloss of the film's production, and its pesky franchise moments. It's all for you, podcast listeners!

Buckle up as AnotherLook continues Season 9 with Corey's pick of the week - the Tom Hardy thriller vehicle (so sorry) Locke. Listen closely as the podcast duo examines the intricate sparseness of Steven Knight's film, Hardy's performance, the range of vocal supporting turns, and much more.

Happy St. Patrick's Day! The 'AnotherLook' podcast examines one of the most central and controversial films about Ireland - John Ford's The Quiet Man. Listen up as Will and Corey discuss every facet of the film's production, as well as its enduring influence.

We're talking Jackie Chan on the latest episode of the 'AnotherLook' podcast. Listen up as we discuss Corey's pick for the week - Who Am I? - and all things Jackie! Action, adventure, amnesia, this movie has everything! Or does it?

Are you tired of discussing and hearing about 2025 films? Well, don't worry, Oscar Season and its endless discourse is almost over, and we're examining our favorite movies of last year in this special bonus episode! Sit back, relax, and enjoy!

Want to solve a puzzle? Like, why did we watch this movie? Season 9 continues with Will's pick for the week - Ron Howard's blockbuster adaptation of Dan Brown's bestseller. Listen up as the hosts examine the film's sluggish pace, its expansive run-time, and all the various controversies of this junk-food thriller. Oh, and Tom Hanks' majestic haircut.

Season 9 has arrived! Listen up as the podcast duo discusses Corey's pick for the week (Be Kind Rewind (2008)), the various shifting tides of physical media and video stores, the film's themes of community and creativity, and much more!