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This week on End Credits we say “goodbye”… for two weeks. Next week, we’re taking our usual summer vacation, and we can think of no better way to leave things than to review the massive superhero sequel Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which you can now see in a theatre near you. We’re also going to dig into a list of powerful directors, and the summer movies… of 2027!
Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday August 5, 2026 (Episode #453)”
This week on End Credits we get topical. We’re tackling two movies this week, one new and one old, and they both have the state of society on their minds. First up, from 1976, we will continue with our ongoing series and a satire that’s still razor sharp, and for the review we will get into the latest film from a provocative filmmaker that was recently in theatres for too short a time. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday July 29, 2026 (Episode #452)”
This week on End Credits, we go big *and* go home! It feels like we’ve been waiting for it forever, and last weekend it finally arrived on all the biggest screens available. That’s right, we’re talking about Christopher’s Nolan’s epic re-telling of The Odyssey, now definitely in a theatre near you, and sticking with Nolan, we will talk about one of his forgotten(?) classics. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday July 22, 2026 (Episode #451)”
This week on End Credits, we’re doing a clip show! Taking a break from the summer movie madness, we will revisit our reviews for what are objectionably the best movies of the year so far, one is a buddy space adventure to save the world, one is a buddy movie about suffering for your art, and the last one is a buddy film about pushing your buddy too far. Well, sort of. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday July 15, 2026 (Episode #450)”
This week on End Credits we promise you fireworks! If the sparks are flying, then you can probably blame the movie we’re reviewing this week, which is the new romantic crime thriller Carolina Caroline, which you can now rent on VOD, Fireworks are also for special occasions, like the 30th anniversary of 1996’s biggest blockbuster hit, which we will revisit. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday July 8, 2026 (Episode #449)”
This week on End Credits there’s no holiday. While you may be enjoying the show in the midst of a midsummer holiday week, we’re still cranking out content but not the way the Jackass gang is still cranking it out! We will review the final (?) entry in the franchise, Best and Last, which you can now seen in a theatre near you, plus, let’s talk about Can-Con! Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday July 1, 2026 (Episode #448)”
If you watch film reviews on YouTube, what do you see? There are a thousand reviews of the biggest releases and the hottest franchises, and it normally comes down to a question: Does it rock, or does it suck? Can anyone do nuance in film criticism anymore? Can nuance stand out in the noise and conflict of influencer culture? You may be surprised that the answer is yes. Continue reading “End Credits Conversations: Still Seeking Nuance in Criticism (feat. Adam Manery)”
This week on End Credits, we’re all about disclosure. Having said that, you can probably already guess that the movie this week is a little number called Disclosure Day, an entry from a real up-and-comer named Steven Spielberg, and in other disclosures we will share some of the movies we believe have stood out so far among the 2026 releases. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday June 24, 2026 (Episode #447)”
This week on End Credits we get obsessed. Finally, about a month after the fact, we will dig into a verifiable summer sensation, that other low-budget horror from a YouTube trained filmmaker.You guessed it, we will be reviewing Obsession, which is still in theatres, and then we will look even further back at the long history of an animation powerhouse. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday June 17, 2026 (Episode #446)”
This week on End Credits, there’s a chill in the air. No, it’s not the weather, because it’s finally fairly warm outside, but in the movie theatre, that’s not just the air conditioning you’re feeling. For the review we will finally check out the Backrooms, which is currently making bank, and we will also go back to 1976, and high school, for a lesson in kindness. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday June 10, 2026 (Episode #445)”
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