Shows / Mashley at the Movies

Mashley at the Movies
Matt, Ashley, and occasional guests podcasting our thoughts and opinions on films both new and classic.
Episodes
Mashley at the MoviesThe Booksellers (2020)
Ashley & Matt review a new documentary about the lives and livelihood of antiquarian and second-hand booksellers.
Mashley at the MoviesThe Guest (2014)
Matt & Ashley review a totally bonkers movie from 2014, where a stranger comes to stay with a grieving family, and things are not as they seem.
Mashley at the MoviesMucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado (2020)
Ashley & Matt talk about the new Netflix documentary about Puerto Rican entertainer Walter Mercado, who became a legend on Spanish language television.
Mashley at the MoviesPalm Springs (2020)
Matt & Ashley review the new movie streaming on Hulu, where Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti play people caught in a time loop on their friends' wedding day in…
Mashley at the MoviesBest of 2020 (so far)
Halfway through 2020, Matt & Ashley go over their picks for the Top 5 best movies of the year (so far).
Mashley at the MoviesCriterion: The Heiress
Ashley & Matt discuss another movie that's available from the Criterion Collection. It's 1949's The Heiress, directed by William Wyler, and starring Olivia de…
Mashley at the MoviesCriterion: Polyester
Our second edition of podcasting a movie available from Criterion has Matt & Ashley discussing Polyester! In John Waters' 1981 classic about a dissatisfied…
Mashley at the MoviesEnd of Sentence (2020)
Ashley & Matt discuss End of Sentence, a poignant new film about a father and son who are taking a loved one's ashes to a lake in Ireland, bonding along the…
Mashley at the MoviesShirley (2020)
Ashley & Matt review the new movie that's (kind of) about writer Shirley Jackson, her husband, and a young couple who move in with them.
Mashley at the MoviesThe Vast of Night (2020)
Ashley, Matt and Brett discuss the new Amazon Original movie about strange sounds in the air, and lights in the sky above a small New Mexico town in the 1950s.
Mashley at the MoviesDo the Right Thing / Da 5 Bloods / 8:46
Our 300th podcast features a discussion about Spike Lee's 1989 classic Do the Right Thing, followed by a review of Lee's new joint, Da 5 Bloods, then we talk…
Mashley at the MoviesCloak & Dagger / Clockwise / Clueless
This week's podcast features Matt & Ashley looking back at three different movies that we've remembered from our youth.
Mashley at the MoviesMidway (2019)
In honor of Memorial Day, Ashley & Matt review last year's big action spectacle about the Battle of Midway.
Mashley at the MoviesThe Lovebirds (2020)
Matt & Ashley review a new Netflix movie about a bickering couple who become tangled-up in murder and conspiracy.
Mashley at the MoviesDolemite Is My Name (2019)
Ashley, Garret and Matt catch-up on last year's much talked-about movie that sees Eddie Murphy portray Rudy Ray Moore, as he attempts to make his first feature…
Mashley at the MoviesA Secret Love (2020)
Matt & Ashley discuss a new Netflix documentary about the lives of a lesbian couple who were together over 70 years, and how they couldn't talk about their…
Mashley at the MoviesPortrait of a Lady on Fire (2019)
Ashley & Matt discuss the critically-acclaimed film about a female painter who is commissioned to do the portrait of a young woman betrothed to a man she's…
Mashley at the MoviesBurning (2018)
Ashley & Matt review a 2018 film from South Korea about infatuation, mystery, secrets, ambiguity, class, and a lot more. It's a slow-burn that leaves you…
Mashley at the MoviesThe Half of It (2020)
It's another Netflix young adult rom com, but it's a cut above. Listen to what Matt & Ashley think about this endearing new movie.
Mashley at the MoviesThe Lunchbox (2013)
Actor Irrfan Khan died on April 29th, 2020, and Matt & Ashley wanted to honor him by discussing one of his best movies. Two lonely people begin a…
Mashley at the MoviesSoapdish (1991)
We review an early '90s satire of daytime soap operas, starring Sally Field and Kevin Kline.
Mashley at the MoviesTootsie (1982)
We look back at the cross-dressing classic, where a man pretends to be a woman to get a part on a soap opera.
Mashley at the MoviesBayou Maharajah (2013)
Ashley & Matt discuss a fascinating documentary about talented but troubled New Orleans performer James Booker.
Mashley at the MoviesInterview with Nate Kohn
Matt & Ashley talk with Nate Kohn, the longtime festival director of the Roger Ebert Film Festival, aka Ebertfest.
Mashley at the MoviesKwik Stop (2001)
Matt & Ashley discuss the 2001 indie film that was screened at the 2002 Roger Ebert Film Festival. It's a solid movie about people and relationships, dreams…
Mashley at the MoviesColor Out of Space
Saying that this is a story about an alien meteorite landing near a secluded farmhouse in the woods, doesn't do it justice. Matt & Ashley review this strange…
Mashley at the MoviesMoonstruck (1987)
Cher, Nicolas Cage, love, opera and a big, bright moon. Ashley & Matt review the 1987 classic Moonstruck.
Mashley at the MoviesCriterion: Death in Venice
We begin a (hopefully) regular series, where we discuss movies that are available as part of the Criterion Collection. First up is a slow, meditative, wistful…
Mashley at the MoviesFive Feet Apart
Ashley & Matt discuss last year's film about teenagers who develop feelings for each other while staying on a hospital ward, all the while having to remain six…
Mashley at the MoviesBanana Split
Ashley & Matt discuss a new-for-streaming film about two teenage girls who spend their summer-before-college together, while one of them is dating the other's…
Mashley at the MoviesThe Banana Splits Movie
Matt & Ashley review a horror movie about a family that attends a recording of the Banana Splits, a show about happy robot creatures with a sinister side to…
Mashley at the Movies3:10 to Yuma (2007)
Aaron joins Matt & Ashley discuss the Russell Crowe/Christian Bale western about a man escorting an outlaw to his fate.
Mashley at the MoviesJumanji: The Next Level
The four teenage friends from the previous Jumanji movie are once again drawn into the mysterious game (along with a couple of new faces). Matt & Ashley review…
Mashley at the MoviesThe Lake House (2006)
Two people meet via a mailbox -- two years apart. As they exchange letter across time, their fondness for each other deeps. Ashley & Matt review this 2006…
Mashley at the MoviesOutbreak (1995)
The first our movies reviewed during the Coronavirus pandemic, it's a film about an outbreak of a dangerous virus. Timely, no?
Mashley at the MoviesThe Andromeda Strain (1971)
A virus from outer space hitches a ride on a falling satellite, wreaking havoc when it reaches Earth. As people are dying and the virus threatens to spread, a…
Mashley at the MoviesThe Bookshop (2017)
A widowed woman wants to open a bookshop in a sleepy English village, but faces opposition. Ashley & Matt review this surprisingly simple film.
Mashley at the MoviesEmma.
Ashley & Matt review the latest adaptation of Jane Austen's novel about a matchmaking young woman in early 19th century England.
Mashley at the MoviesThe Lodge
A broken family decides to spend Christmas at a remote lodge with a potential stepmother on hand who has some dark secrets. Matt, Ashley and Garret reviews…
Mashley at the MoviesBlack History Month: The Hate U Give
Matt, Ashley and Kandace discuss the 2018 adaptation of the Angie Thomas novel about a teenage girl who witnesses a police-involved shooting, and deals with…
Mashley at the MoviesThe Invisible Man
Leigh Whannell has updated the H.G. Wells classic, and Elisabeth Moss gives a tour de force performance. Ashley & Matt review the new version of The Invisible…
Mashley at the MoviesBlack History Month: Ganja & Hess
Our tribute to Black History Month continues with an artistic gem from 1973. The writing, direction and score are by African-Americans, and features a…
Mashley at the MoviesThe Photograph
We review a new movie that tells love stories that span the decades, from New Orleans to New York City.
Mashley at the MoviesTo All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You
Ashley & Matt review the next story in the love story saga of Lara Jean & Peter.
Mashley at the MoviesBlack History Month: The Last Black Man in San Francisco
A young African-American man wants to reclaim the house his grandfather built. Ashley, Matt and Kyle discuss this film as part of our salute to Black History…
Mashley at the MoviesHarley Quinn: Birds of Prey
Margot Robbie is back as Harley Quinn steps out on her own. Garret, Matt and Ashley review this frenetically-paced movie.
Mashley at the Movies2020 Oscar Predictions
Ashley & Matt make their predictions about who will win what at the 92nd annual Academy Awards.
Mashley at the MoviesFord v Ferrari
Matt Damon and Christian Bale star in the Oscar-nominated movie about an American/Italian race car rivalry, which culminated in the LeMans race of 1966.
Mashley at the MoviesBlack History Month: The Learning Tree
February is Black History Month, and to celebrate Ashley & Matt discuss Gordon Parks' semi-autobiographical film, The Learning Tree.
Mashley at the MoviesThe Turning / What Did Jack Do?
We review the latest adaptation of Henry James's The Turn of the Screw, then discuss a David Lynch short film that is newly-available on Netflix.
Mashley at the MoviesThe Gentlemen
The latest Guy Ritchie joint is finally stateside, and we review it in our latest podcast.
Mashley at the MoviesThe Best Movies of 2019
Ashley, Matt, Garret and Benny count down their Top 5 favorite movies from 2019.
Mashley at the MoviesThe Worst Movies of 2019
Ashley, Matt, Garret and Benny count down their Top 5 worst movies from 2019.
Mashley at the Movies1917
We review the new WWI movie by director Sam Mendes. Filmed as nearly a single tracking shot, the film follows two soldiers sent on a dangerous mission to try…
Mashley at the MoviesThe Best Films of the Decade
Ashley & Matt countdown their individual picks for Top 10 favorite films of the 2010s.
Mashley at the MoviesSpies in Disguise
Will Smith is a suave spy. Tom Holland is tech person who creates spy gadgets. They work together to stop the evil Killian, which is especially difficult when…
Mashley at the MoviesThe Aeronauts
Ashley & Matt review the new film starring Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones, that attempts to blend ballooning and meteorology.
Mashley at the MoviesLittle Women
Greta Gerwig directs and adapts the Louisa May Alcott story for a new big screen version, with a stellar cast. Ashley & Matt review -- and disagree on -- this…
Mashley at the MoviesUncut Gems
Adam Sandler plays a NYC jeweler who is addicted to gambling and makes a variety of poor choices with the wrong people. Matt & Ashley review this taut new film…
Mashley at the Movies12 Days of Christmas: Holiday Affair
A widowed mother is courted by two men during Christmastime -- which one will she choose? Will she choose either of them? What does her son think of the…