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ORDINARY ANGELS director ‘forever grateful’ to Taylor Swift for bumping his movie

“I’m really grateful to her because we also were in the midst of an actor strike so we weren’t able to do press with our actors. And, when you have a two-time Oscar winner like Hilary and when you have Alan Ritchson on your cast, you want them to be able to do press.”
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THE LITTLE MERMAID proves Halle Bailey is a star!

It’s finally here! Disney’s live-action remake of The Little Mermaid has arrived in theaters. After much controversy, audiences will now be able to take in the wonderment and magic of Ariel’s adventure to be part of our world. What do Jeremy, Justin and Jim think of it? Overall, they enjoyed it. Watch/listen for their thoughts…
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FORGOTTEN ISLAND is a beautiful example of bad marketing

FORGOTTEN ISLAND is a beautiful movie with incredible animation, stellar voice acting, and a universal story. Too bad nobody saw it in theaters. How did DreamWorks fail this movie? Let’s talk about it… Watch or listen, and then enter the giveaway to win 1 of 2 Forgotten Island prize packs!
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New Harry Belafonte doc shines light on human rights

Long-time filmmaker Susanne Rostock worked closely with legendary artist and civil rights leader Harry Belafonte. In the last decade of his life, she filmed his interactions with Bruce Springsteen, Aloe Blacc, Jon Bon Jovi, Tony Bennett, and a laundry list of influential celebrities and personalities. During that time, a series of grotesque events took place…
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MUSK doc a critically important look at one man’s god complex

Most projects this in depth, and with this much information, can lose the viewer pretty quick unless they’re already an expert in the subject. MUSK manages to do the opposite.
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Robert Pattinson is brilliant in PRIMETIME

It was post-9/11, and Americans wanted justice for everything, no matter how crooked the path may be to get there. Enter PRIMETIME. A24’s fictionalized retelling of newsman Chris Hansen and the NBC show To Catch a Predator is incredible on many levels… rewatchability not being one of them. So let’s talk about it…
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Some of our favorite movies from the 2026 Nashville Film Festival || An Untitled Topic

The Untitled Film Project Podcast was invited to cover the 57th Annual Nashville Film Festival, and it was a blast! In this episode, we recap the Festival, highlight some favorites, and even discuss a couple of disappointments. So support your local film festival… and let’s talk about it!
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We saw DIGGER, and we’re still digesting it

Critics are absolutely — almost exactly — split on DIGGER. Some audiences may love it, some may hate it, but a lot of them will appreciate it… as long as they make it through the whole thing. So let’s talk about it!
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DIGGER is… a choice

Tremendous commentary about our current political climate but will people stay in the theater long enough to realize it?
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Let’s rip some vintage Hollywood Walk of Fame trading card packs!!

While on a trip to Martha’s Vineyard, Bradford visited an antique shop. Inside, he found unopened, vintage Starline Hollywood Walk of Fame trading card packs. So, as any red-blooded American movie critic with a podcast would do, he made the purchase! Let’s rip some packs!
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Holloway a natural in FLINT

Thanks to Josh Holloway, the viewer truly feels like they’re watching an old tale from a bygone era, not a 21st century depiction of one.
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LITTLE HOLLYWOOD, TENNESSEE a near-perfect documentary

In a year that boasts COOKIE QUEENS, the Elvis Presley found-footage EPiC, the evenly balanced AI DOC and the SNL-focused LORNE, director Christian Whittemore somehow gives us the best documentary of 2026.

