Sam and Manny finish up their 1997 mini series with Steven Spielberg's Amistad, starring Matthew McConaughey, Djimon Hounsou, Anthony Hopkins and Morgan Freeman.

Sam and Manny discuss some films they've been watching over the last week.

Jordan Spiers continues her tradition of joining the boys to review the Razzie winner for Worst Picture of the Year with the 1997 recepient, The Postman, starring Kevin Costner and Will Patton.

Jordan Spiers joins Manny and Sam to break down the latest Letterboxd Showdown as well as discuss what they've all been watching.

Sam and Manny continue with their break down of 1997 with a review the of the Julia Roberts romantic comedy, My Best Friends Wedding, co-starring Cameron Diaz and Dermot Mulroney.

Sam returns to the hosting chair as Manny and him pay tribute to Louis Gossett Jr and talk about movies they've been watching.

PFGs Jordan Spiers and Ashleigh "Mush Head" McLellan team up and join Manny to review the 1997, sci-fi comedy, Men In Black starring Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones and Vincent D'Onofrio.

Jordan Spiers and Ashleigh "Mush Head" McClellan join Manny this week to pay tribute to M. Emmet Walsh as well as discuss some films they've watched.

Kyle Robertson returns to fill in for Sam and joins Manny in reviewing the 1997 sci-fi film, Gattaca, starring Ethan Hawke, Jude Law, Uma Thurman and Alan Arkin.

PFG Kyle Robertson steps in for Sam this week to join Manny in going over the questions of the week, Letterboxd Showdown, an In Memoriam and what they've been watching.

The big night is FINALLY here!! The 7th annual Samuel And Manuel Podcast Award Show!! This finally wraps up 2023 as Sam and Manny hand out their year end awards like: Biggest Disappointment, Best Villain, Best Action Scene, Best Female Performance and many others!! They also announce the long awaited winner of the PFG Best Picture with the nominees…

Sam and Manny sit down right after the Oscars telecast and break down the show, talking about the winners and the highlights of the show.

Sam, Manny and a few of the PFGs started a new annual tradition called The Snubbies. They wanted to honor the cinematic artists who the Academy left of their ballots. The SVC (Snubbies Voting Council) all submitted a list of nominees which were then narrowed down toa final ballot of up to 5 nominees and then those finalists were voted upon with the…

Sam and Manny sit down and review the 1997 film directed by Quentin Tarantino starring Pam Grier, Samuel L Jackson, Robert Forrester and Michael Keaton.

Sam and Manny discuss what they've been watching as well as discussing this round of Letterboxd Showdown focusing on the Best Editing Oscar.

Duncan Smith joins Manny and Sam to review and discuss the 1997 sci fi action film, The Fifth Element starring Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, Gary Oldman and Ian Holm.

Duncan Smith returns to join Manny and Sam to answer the weekly questions, go on huge tangents and discuss the movies they've all been watching.

Manny gets to sit back and listen to Sam gush about one of his all time favorite films, Liar Liar starring Jim Carrey.

Sam and Manny break down this round of Letterboxd Roundup as well as discuss what they've been watching.

Jordan Spiers steps back into the co-hosting chair yet again and helps Manny review the 1997 Kevin Kline comedy, In & Out.

Jordan Spiers steps in for Sam this week on Reel Talk to pay tribute to the passing of Carl Weathers as well as discuss a few films they've been watching.

Wes Minaker joins Sam and Manny to review the 1997 Martin Scorsese film, Kundun.

Sam and Manny are joined by PFG Wes Minaker to talk about Oscar snubs and some movies they've been watching.

The Annual tradition of re-releasing our Groundhog Day episode

Sam and Manny count down their Top 10 films of 2023 as well as read off the PFGs Top 10 lists as well.

Sam and Manny discuss this years Academy Award nomination announcement and reveal any snubs they feel may have occured. They pay tribute to a Canadian filmmaker who passed away as well as discuss what they've been watching this week.

Sam and Manny pay tribute to the artists we lost in 2023 in the film industry as they count down their top 20 performances from those that passed away.

Reel Talk returns for the first time in 2024 and the boys are ready to toalk about Letterboxd Showdown, movies they've watched and hear what the fans favorite episode of 2023 is.

In one of their favorite episodes to do every year, Sam and Manny hand out awards based off the films they have reviewed over the past year.

Merry Christmas everyone!! Sam and Manny review the Christmas Classic starring Jim Carrey from 2000.

Kyle Robertson and Oriana Di Nucci join Manny as co-hosts to review the 1997 action film, Con Air. Sam and Manny did a commentary watch along of this film back in 2021 so Kyle and Manny decided to redo it with a proper review and are joined by Oriana to discuss this Nicolas Cage action film.

Kyle Robertson and Manny welcome Oriana Di Nucci to her first ever podcast appearance to discuss the passing of Andre Braugher, answer the weekly questions and talk about the movies they've been watching.

Kyle Robertson steps into the co-host chair for the third time to discuss a film he adores, the 1997 action film, Dante's Peak starring Pierce Brosnan and Linda Hamilton

Kyle Robertson steps into the co-hosting chair to help with his first appearance on Reel Talk as Manny and him discuss the weekly question and what they've been watching.

In part 3 of the 1997 Retrospective Mini Series, Sam and Manny review the 3rd highest grossing film of the year, The Lost World: Jurassic Park. With Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore and Vince Vaughn starring in the sequel to the 1993 blockbuster.

Sam and Manny continue to experiment with their new format and have named it Reel Talk. This week they discuss The Hunger Games, Bachelorette, Past Lives, Napoleon and a few other films.

In Part 2 of the 1997 Retrospective mini series, Sam and Manny tackle Paul Thomas Anderson's celebrated film about the porn industry in the late 70's and early 80's, Boogie Nights.

Sam and Manny unveil a new format to the podcast as they will be releasing 2 episodes per week, breaking the original format into 2 seperate types of episodes, This one will be some discussion on movies, the In Memoriam when needed, weekly question and what we've been watching. The movie review section will be released later this week. Let us know …

Sam and Manny begin their a new mini series covering some of the films from 1997 and they are beginning with Robert Zemeckis' follow up to Forrest Gump, the science fiction film, Contact.

For the 6th Annual Remberance Day episode, Manny is joined by the newest PFG, Kyle Robertson to discuss the 2016 Best Picture nominee, Hacksaw Ridge starring Andrew Garfield and Vince Vaughn.

To celebrate Palm Springs Day, Sam and Manny are reviewing the 2020 comedy, Palm Springs starring Andy Samberg, Cristin Milioti and JK Simmons. They pay tribute the passing of Matthew Perry and discuss a few films they have been watching as well prior ro the main review.

Every Halloween we open up the voting and let the fans decide what movie Sam and Manny will review and they have picked 1994's Interview With The Vampire starring Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Antonio Banderas and Kristen Dunst.

The 1990 Retrospective Mini series finally comes to an end after 18 films being reviewed, Sam and Manny take a look back at the 63rd Academy Awards and see if they would change anything 33 years later and then give their Top 10 films of 1990.

Sam and Manny finish up their reviews for 1990 with the Best Picture winner, Dances With Wolves, the Kevin Costner project that dominated the Academy Awards that year. Do Sam and Manny think it has held up after 33 years?

Jordan steps in on short notice to review the Kathryn Bigelow action thriller, Blue Steel, starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Ron Silver and Clancy Brown.

A technical problem caused by Manny leaves the last 45 min of the podcast with only Sam's audio audible. I apologize for the mistake but you can hear Sam and Manny discuss the movies they've been watching as well as the majority of their discussion of the movie.

In Part 2 of Kyle Robertson's podcasting debut, he joins Sam and Manny in reviewing The Lobster, starring Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz and John C. Reilly.

Rachel Corp joins the boys to review the movie that launched Julia Roberts into superstardom, Pretty Woman with Richard Gere, Hector Elizondo and Jason Alexander.

Sam and Manny welcome a new PFG to the group as they interview Kyle Robertson an aspiring young filmmaker who has worked on a few films and documentaries.

Jordan Spiers returns again to co-host so the podcast name MUST be changed and she returns to finish off the duo of Worst Picture of the Year winners, first was Ghosts Can't Do It and now she completes it with the co-winner of Worst Picture, The Adventures of Ford Fairlane.