Poor Man's Movie Review

Jason Bourne is back again for some reason, and Joey, Wes, and Producer Galen try to get to the bottom of it.

On this episode of Poor Man's Movie Review, Charlie, Hunter, and Kyle try their hardest to not say "Star Wars."

Special guest Charlie Ridgely joins Galen, Joey, and Kevin to talk about the third film in the Purge series.

Joey, Kevin, and Wes talk about the new Independence Day.

While Wes takes the night off to do "wedding stuff," Joey, Kevin, and Producer Galen talk about Finding Dory.

Joey and Wes are joined by Kyle Bagwell and Producer Galen to discuss the latest video game-based, Duncan Jones-directed movie.

The Lonely Island made a movie and Joey, Kevin, and Wes talk about it.

More comic books, more super heroes! Hunter returns to discuss Apocalypse with the crew.

Joey, Kevin, Kyle, and Wes talk about Marvel's latest installment.

The crew talks about Jon Favreau's retelling of the classic, The Jungle Book.

On this episode Joey, Kevin, and Wes finally get to talk about a major motion picture shot on an old model of the GoPro.

Ramble, ramble, comic books, ramble, Batman, ramble ramble, Superman, ramble ramble.

From the ashes of Producer Galen's burned bungalow comes the lost episode where Joey, Kevin, and Wes talk about the terrible Fantastic Four movie, then digress into a conversation about television.

The Cloverfield universe expands as Joey, Kevin, Kyle, and Wes discuss 10 Cloverfield Lane.

Joey, Kevin, and Kyle talk about Netflix's sequel to Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

On this episode, the guys discuss The Witch, a Sundance success from first-time director, Robert Eggers.

The gang discusses the highly-anticipated, highly-marketed fresh take on the comic book genre from first-time director Tim Miller.

Special guest and Poor Man's Movie Review superfan Kevin Allen joins Joey, Kevin, and Wes to discuss the latest film by the great Coen brothers.

Joey Kevin, and Wes go over their top movies for the year in the second-annual Poor Man's Movie Awards.

The crew barely contains their glee at getting to review another film by the great Michael Bay.