Reel Sick Podcast

This week on Reel Sick Podcast, Casey Jade makes her debut pick with 11:14 (2003), a movie about bad decisions, worse consequences, and the dumbest criminals ever caught on film. Miraculously, the whole crew actually agrees—it’s great. Jim enjoys the chaos, Dylan loves the puzzle-piece storytelling, Kris didn’t even have to suspend disbelief (for once), and Casey kicks things off strong with a pick that proves she belongs here. Joi...

This week on Reel Sick Podcast, the group welcomes a brand-new fourth host, Casey Jade, to the mix! The gang finish up the TEXAS themed episodes with Lone Star (1996), a rich, multi-layered drama directed by John Sayles. It’s Jim’s pick, so he’s in his element breaking down the film’s political and human themes. Dylan is here for the layered storytelling and stellar cast, while Kris completely misses the ending but still won’t stop...

This week on Reel Sick Podcast, the boys take on Paris, Texas (1984). Dylan and Jim are swooning over the poetic desert vibes and emotional gut punches, while Kris can’t stop calling out the awkward pauses and plot holes. Is it a masterpiece or a slow, sad stroll to nowhere? Tune in for laughs, debates, and Kris wondering if anyone’s ever heard of editing.

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In this episode of Reel Sick Podcast, the boys dive into the Coen Brothers’ brutal masterpiece, No Country for Old Men (2007). Dylan can’t get enough of the sad, dusty Texas landscapes, Jim revels in the overwhelming dread, and Kris is obsessed with the stunning cinematography. Plus, they can’t stop talking about Anton Chigurh’s terrifying bowl cut—easily as haunting as his signature coin toss. Dark, violent, and absolutely unforge...

In this special Christmas episode of Reel Sick Podcast, the gang is joined by special guest Casey Jade for a holiday extravaganza! We dish on our live event where we hilariously riffed on the 1997 cult horror classic Jack Frost and debate what makes the ultimate Christmas movie. Plus, we share highlights from the Reel Sick Christmas dinner party, complete with chaos, cheer, and questionable menu choices, and top it all off by excha...

This week, Kris pulls the trigger on one of the most divisive films to ever hit the podcast: Richard Kelly's Southland Tales (2006? 2007? Who really knows?). Join the gang as they wade through the chaotic mysteries of Dick Kelly's misunderstood epic. Jim reaches his breaking point, Dylan valiantly defends the film's artistic vision and messaging, and Kris shares how this cinematic fever dream changed his life—or at least gave him s...

This week, the Reel Sick Boys dive into their first Best Picture winner: 2021's CODA. Dylan gets emotional over the power of music and singing, while Jim shares some unique perspectives on love in the deaf community. Meanwhile, Kris attempts to bring a visual twist to the podcast—but, as you'll hear, they're still keeping it strictly audio for now. Plus, the boys can’t help but bicker over next week’s movie pick before even hitting...

In this episode of Reel Sick Podcast, the boys explore Six Degrees of Separation (1993), Fred Schepisi’s satirical drama about class, deception, and connection. Starring Will Smith, Stockard Channing, and Donald Sutherland, the film follows a charming con artist weaving his way into Manhattan’s elite. The gang breaks down its social commentary, Will Smith’s breakout performance, and how we’re all closer than we think.

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In this episode of Reel Sick Podcast, the boys sink their teeth into George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead (1985), the gruesome third chapter in his legendary zombie saga. Kris loves zombies, Jim loves zombies, and Dylan? He REALLY loves zombies. Together, they dissect the film’s grim portrayal of survival, its iconic practical effects, and the ultimate philosophical question: Are humans worse than the undead? Expect bloody debates, z...

In this Halloween special of Reel Sick Podcast, Kris picks The Frighteners (1996), Peter Jackson’s cult classic that blends supernatural horror with dark comedy. Michael J. Fox stars as a ghost-hunting scam artist caught in a deadly paranormal mystery. Along the way, the boys analyze what makes a real Halloween movie—is it the scares, the vibe, or just something weird enough to stick? Expect spooky debates, laughs, and some chaotic...

In this Halloween episode of Reel Sick Podcast, Jim and Dylan drag Kris to watch The Substance (2024), a grotesque mix of body horror and satire from Coralie Fargeat. Demi Moore stars as a celebrity clinging to youth through a mysterious drug—with horrifying results. The boys dive into all things grotesque, with Jim reveling in the chaos, Kris reluctantly impressed, and Dylan having way too much fun. Expect unsettling visuals, shar...

In this episode of Reel Sick Podcast, Kris takes the gang back to the ’90s with Angels in the Outfield, much to Jim’s disgust. Offended he had to sit through this feel-good, family-friendly baseball flick, Jim pulls no punches. Meanwhile, Kris is back with another nostalgic favorite, and Dylan? Well, he’s just there, along for the ride. Expect a mix of childhood memories, rants, and pure hatred from Jim as they break down this hear...

This week, the boys stumble into the gritty, booze-soaked underbelly of suburban New Jersey—otherwise known as "Trees Lounge." In this 1996 directorial debut, Steve Buscemi serves up a raw slice of small-town life that’s got the Reel Sick crew deep in their feels. Is this an unflinching portrayal of alcoholism straight from Steve’s mind? Or is it a twisted love letter to the quiet chaos of small-town America? Tune in to find out.

This week, the guys dive headfirst into Martin Scorsese's 1985 fever dream, After Hours. Join them as they explore the finer points of public transit and the art of trauma dumping. Kris gives his best shot at a Cheech Marin impression, Jim continues his relentless battle against the 'Film School Agenda,' and Dylan tries to connect with a protagonist who's just trying to survive one bizarre night. It’s a fun, slightly chaotic conver...