In this week’s episode of The Austin B Media Podcast, film critic Jack Martin of Film Feeder joins me to break down Disney's live-action Lilo & Stitch remake. We explore why the film feels like a "poorly paced" and "poorly edited" rush through the original's story beats, whether it has any of the original's heart, and how it ultimately earns the tagline of being just "kinda Lilo & Stitch."

You can watch or listen to my podcast discussion of Andor's final season with Matthew Simpson here.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes hits digital on July 9 & Blu-ray on August 27!

Special features, exclusive artwork & more.

Details inside!

Dive into the making of Mars! Join me in an exclusive interview with director Sevan Najarian and cast members Darren Trumeter, Timmy Williams, and Sam Brown.

Discover the inspiration, creative process, and behind-the-scenes stories of this hilarious animated sci-fi comedy from the minds behind The Whitest Kids U’ Know.

Watch the full interview here!

Dive into the sands of Arrakis with my review of Dune: Part Two!

Join Jack Martin and me on this episode of The Austin B Media Podcast as we discuss Alien before its 45th anniversary and Alien Day!

Check out my podcast discussing Dune: Part Two with Movies We Texted About's editor-in-chief, Ayla Ruby!

Halo season two’s fifth episode delivers on the emotional and physical aspects of what is turning out to be a massively improved version of what a Halo show should be.

Halo season two's midseason finale lives up to its namesake, "Reach" is the best episode of the season despite some embarrassing mistakes.

After a promising season opener, Halo’s latest episode, “Visegrad,” repeats all the same mistakes from season one.

Halo Season Two impresses with compelling characters, thrilling action, and a course correction from its predecessor.

Disney announced that Prey will be available on store shelves starting October 3rd. Get all the details here!

Ecstasy, one of the first short films screening at Tribeca 2023, wastes what would be a solid premise in search of…something else.

Read my review here.

Dune: Part One is a visionary story told by the biggest visionary of Hollywood, Denis Villeneuve.

Read my review.