In this episode of Movie Postmortem, we discuss Godzilla (1998), Roland Emmerich's American remake that gave us a big iguana, a whole lot of rain, and Ferris Bueller as a scientist. We break down the 'Causes of Death or Causes for Celebration' and offer our 'Script Stitch-Ups' in hopes that this never happens again!

In this episode of Movie Postmortem, we dig into The Woman in the Yard, an unexpected blend of supernatural horror and emotional trauma. With themes involving grief, isolation, and mental health, does the film deliver true psychological horror—or does it get lost in its own symbolism? We break down the 'Causes of Death or Causes for Celebration' and offer our 'Script Stitch-Ups' to improve this theme that's been done better in other films.

In this episode of Movie Postmortem, we revisit I, Robot, the 2004 sci-fi thriller that asked, "What if your smart home wanted you dead?" With a surprisingly accurate prediction about a future filled with AI and a big helping of Will Smith-isms, does this tech-noir still hold up, or is it dated like bad CGI in an old movie? We break down the 'Causes of Death or Causes for Celebration' and offer our 'Script Stitch-Ups' to improve the story. That's something AI can't do...at least for now!

In the conclusion of our two-part discussion of Moonfall, we finish our plot rundown of the film and discuss the mind boggling implications of the third act reveal! Then we attempt to offer our 'Script Stitch-Ups' to make the film's plot somewhat feasible.

In this episode of Movie Postmortem, we attempt to make sense of Moonfall, Roland Emmerich’s 2022 disasterpiece. With a conspiracy theory-fueled plot, gravity defying action, and more stepfathers than a dozen rom-coms combined, does this film land smoothly, or does it crash and burn? We break down the 'Causes of Death or Causes for Celebration' and offer our 'Script Stitch-Ups' to make the moon’s descent a little less ridiculous. Tune in for Part 1 of this two part discussion!

In this episode of Movie Postmortem, Reggie and Isaiah revisit War of the Worlds—Steven Spielberg’s 2005 adaptation of the classic alien invasion story. With tense action, terrifying tripods, and peak Tom Cruise sprinting, does this film still hold up, or does it fizzle out like an alien allergic to bacteria? We break down the 'Causes of Death or Causes for Celebration' and offer our 'Scripts Stitch-Up' to tweak this apocalyptic blockbuster.

In this episode of Movie Postmortem, Reggie and Isaiah revisit Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen—the sequel that took everything from the first movie and cranked it up to 11… for better or worse. With illiterate Autobots, Decepticon testicles, and way too many dog humping scenes, has the franchise fallen for good? We break down the 'Causes of Death or Causes for Celebration' and offer our 'Script Stitch-Ups' to salvage the Bayhem. Tune in!

In this episode of Movie Postmortem, Reggie and Isaiah dive into Transformers (2007), Michael Bay’s explosive, chaotic, and undeniably influential take on the beloved Hasbro toy line. Does it hold up as a fun blockbuster, or is it just an overlong car commercial with occasional robot fights? We break down the "Causes of Death or Causes for Celebration" and offer our "Script Stitch-Ups" to fine-tune the Bayhem.