The Knight Bros. watch and review the second attempt at a live action Avatar. Another try, another flop. Here's an idea, when you are remaking the world's top-rated cartoon TV show, just copy it!
The Knight Bros. watch and review Dune, in preparation for the release of part 2. Zack watches for the first time, so he is a little confused. Lucky for us, John has read the book... which he lets us know several times... several.
The Knight Bros. are back after Zack's week long hiatus to Japan. After going over Zack's Japanese experience, the Knight Bros. briefly review one of the worst superhero movies to date.
The Knight Bros. take a break from movie reviews to kick it with rockstar and childhood friend, Wix Patton.
The Knight Bros. watch and review the newest film installment in the Marvel franchise, The Marvels. Is this rock bottom? Will Marvel finally realize the people are tired of their shit? We sure hope so!
The Knight Bros. take a break from the life of movie reviews to just chat and play some games!
The Knight Bros. watch and review their first Studio Ghibli film. Japanese animation might have plots and themes we Americans are not used to, but that does not mean they are not good.
The Knight Bros. watch and review A24's new film, based on the most depressing true story about the professional wrestling family, the Von Erichs. A story so terrible, the movie decided to remove a sixth brother who also committed suicide, because the audience just could not take anymore.
The Knight Bros. are joined by their cousin Ava on their quest to watch and review Wes Anderson's top rated movie. Wes Anderson has a very unique film style and sense of humor that we really enjoy.
The Knight Bros. watch and review the sequel nobody asked for. Netflix uses the sentimental value of a childhood claymation classic for another money grab in this Chicken Run follow up 23 years later.
The Knight Bros. and their father watch IMDb's 99th ranked movie of all time, as is ranked in their new and improved Top 100 list. Citizen Kane has long been revered as one of the best movies of all time, and one brother might agree with that more than the other.
The Knight Bros. wrap up the Christmas season with a holiday favorite, Elf. While celebrating its 20th Anniversary, this Christmas comedy stands the test of time!
The Knight Bros. continue watching Christmas classics with this childhood classic. Does the Grinch stand the test of time? Is it the best Grinch to date? Tune in for the hard hitting Grinchy questions.
The Knight Bros. continue in the Christmas spirit with a 2008 Christmas comedy favorite. Often forgotten in the "Best Christmas Movies of All Time" conversation, some of us think that may be unjust.
The Knight Bros. begin the holiday season with what is likely both of their favorite Christmas movie, and to the surprise of no one, it's animated.
The Knight Bros. finish the last film in the John Wick tetralogy. That is at least until it becomes a pentalogy. In the forth film, John Wick continues to John Wick, except this time it's in Paris.
The Knight Bros. watch and review the live action rendition of One Piece. How does one embody the full spirit of a 1000+ episode anime show from the 90s? Netflix might have finally figured it out!
The Knight Bros. watch and review the newest version of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The animation is pretty cool and the movie is pretty fun. Not the best, not the baddest.
The Knight Bros. watch and review Australia's A24 horror film, Talk to Me. Just when you thought we were done with Fright Knight, we get pulled back in! Thankfully, this was the best film in 2023's scary movie review repertoire.
The Knight Bros. wrap up Fright Knight with what is likely the worst movie they have ever seen. This 2007 thriller follows a serial killer that torments the city of Poughkeepsie, NY. It will also torment the viewer by sucking the happiness right out of the room. Do not watch.
The Knight Bros. watch and review the initial film in what is likely the most famous horror franchise to begin in their lifetimes, Saw. The acting is not great, but the twist is. Or at least the twist is quite twisty the first time you get twisted.
The Knight Bros. watch and review the 1959 French horror film, Eyes Without a Face, in the spirit of the third week of Fright Knight. If you can get past the subtitles, black and white filming, and lack of scares, it might just be the horror film for you.
The Knight Bros. continue Fright Knight with one of the original horror movie legends, The Exorcist. Though the brothers do not understand why people enjoy this abhorrent film, they can at least respect the uneasiness created in a 1973 scary movie.
The Knight Bros. watch and review the 1987 horror film Hellraiser, as their first ever scary movie podcast, in honor of October's "Freight Knight." Expect an October full of horrors, and hopefully ones much better than this.
The Knight Bros. watch Bert Kreischer's film based on his famous comedy routine, The Machine. Not much to talk about, so this episode becomes more of a Just Jousting episode.
The Knight Bros. watch the 2016 Mel Gibson film, Hacksaw Ridge. This WWII movie follows Desmond Doss, a United States Army Medic who refuses to wield a weapon, yet he is able bring 75 souls to safety and receive the Medal of Honor.
The Knight Bros. watch and review the movie Hollywood does not want you to see. Sound of Freedom reveals the harsh truths of child sex trafficking, but there is hope with those brave enough to take a stand. See this movie in theaters if you still have the time. We are glad we did!
The Knight Bros. watch and review the first ever "Producer's Pick." Perfect Blue is a 1997 Japanese anime, crime/thriller film, and though we might not be the first people to recommend it, it's not half bad.
The Knight Bros. watch Michael Keaton's second and final appearance as Batman, until a much later 2023 appearance in The Flash. Tim Burton's film is chock-full of great actors from Danny DeVito as Penguin and Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman, but the movie might be more goofy than good.
The Knight Bros. watch and review what is certain to be the highest grossing film of 2023, Barbie. One small step for woman, one giant leap for libkind.
