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Rotten Reviews is back with the same crew and all new garbage! After taking an extended period of time off to regroup, the Adapter Media favorite podcast is back and out on it's own! This week we're looking back at 2020's Netflix original adaptation of the novel Good Morning, Midnight by Lily Brooks-Dalton - The Midnight Sky, directed & starring George Clooney. When a film is sitting at 50% and is genuinely split between critics, we're for a real mixed bag of reactions on this week's episode of #RottenReviews!

Rotten Reviews is back with the same crew and all new garbage! After taking an extended period of time off to regroup, the Adapter Media favorite podcast is back and out on it's own! This week we're looking back at 2015's Fantastic Four, currently sitting at a Critics score of 9% on Rotten Tomatoes and an audience score of 18%. A case of studio meddling? A disagreement in vision? A power grab for the Fantastic Four film rights? We're gonna talk about it all and dig into this wildly panned super hero on this week's Rotten Reviews!

Rotten Reviews is back with the same crew and all new garbage! After taking an extended period of time off to regroup, the Adapter Media favorite podcast is back and out on it's own! This week we're looking back at 2005's Fantastic Four, currently sitting at a Critics score of 27% on Rotten Tomatoes and an audience score of 45%. It's an episode celebrating the golden age of Comic Book Films, the early 2000's! 

Your new home for the best reviews of the worst movies. On today's episode, Andy & Kevin are looking at the 2017 mess for fan boys everywhere -  Justice League! Currently sitting at a generous 40% Critics Score & a mind boggling 71% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes, Kevin & Andy are sitting down for a rewatch just in time for this summer's DC Fandome!

Your new home for the best reviews of the worst movies. On today's episode, Andy & Kevin are looking at 2019's Stuber! Currently sitting at 41% Critics Score & a 79% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes, Kevin & Andy are here to let you know whether or not this buddy cop action comedy is worth your time!

Your new home for the best reviews of the worst movies. On today's episode, Andy & Kevin are looking at the latest box office bomb to find new life on digital, Universal Pictures' Dolittle! Released in January of 2020 Dolittle was met at the box office by overwhelmingly negative reviews and making back a mere 77 million domestically off it's 175 million dollar budget. Starring Robert Downy Jr. fresh off his run as Tony Stark in Marvel's Endgame, this film had everything going for it. So why was it so harshly reviewed? Currently sitting at a mere 15% Critics Score & a shocking 76% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes, Kevin & Andy are here to let you know whether or not this recent re-imagining is worth your time!

Andy & Kevin take this advantage of their social distancing and look back at some movies that came out over the last few years that slipped by their radar. On this week's installment of Adapter Reviews Films You May Have Missed we're looking at 2018's Mamoru Hosoda directed animated fetaure MIRAI. Released in April of 2018 by GKIDS Studio, MIRAI is a daringly original story of love passed down through generations centered around a 4 year old boy who's world is turned upside down when his parents bring home his newborn baby sister.

Your new home for the best reviews of the worst movies - or at least according to the critics. But we're looking a little closer to see if there's any value or merit to these films. On today's episode, from the team behind one of Kevin's favorite 80's classics - Monster Squad -  we're looking at 2018's attempt to breathe new life into the ultimate 80's action flick with Shane Black's The Predator. Currently sitting at a 32% Critics Score & a 33% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes, Kevin & Andy are here to let you know whether or not this reboot is worth your time.

With the world in a global pandemic and all the movie theaters closed, Andy & Kevin take this opportunity to look back at some movies that came out over the last few years that slipped by their radar. This week they finally watched Seth Green's 2019 directorial debut film Changeland - the story of 2 friends while visiting Thailand, who realize there's no rule book for finding purpose and meaning in life.

With the world in a global pandemic and all the movie theaters closed, Andy & Kevin take this opportunity to look back at some movies that came out over the last few years that slipped by their radar. This week they finally watched the 2016 Korean film Train to Busan -  a harrowing zombie horror-thriller that follows a group of terrified passengers fighting their way through a country wide viral outbreak while trapped on a blood-drenched bullet train ride to Busan, a southern resort city that has managed to hold off the zombie hordes... or so everyone hopes!

Your new home for the best reviews of the worst movies - or at least according to the critics. But these critics are looking a little closer to see if there's any value or merit to these films. On today's episode, it's a case of studio meddling and lack of faith in your story tellers - we're looking at Netflix's 2019 Adam Sandler project - Murder Mystery - currently sitting at a 44% Critics Score & a 41% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Your new home for the best reviews of the worst movies - or at least according to the critics. But these critics are looking a little closer to see if there's any value or merit to these films. On today's episode, it's a case of studio meddling and lack of faith in your story tellers - we're looking at Netflix's 2018 Andy Serkis adaptation of The Jungle Book - Mowgli Legend of the Jungle - currently sitting at a 53% Critics Score & a 52% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Three siblings who move into their ancestral estate after their father's murder discover their new home's magical keys, which must be used in their stand against an evil creature who wants the keys and their powers. Locke & Key is the brand new Netflix series, and this is Adapter Media's laid back conversational spoiler review.

Your new home for the best reviews of the worst movies - or at least according to the critics. But these critics are looking a little closer to see if there's any value or merit to these films. On today's episode, it's a case of studio meddling and lack of faith in your story tellers - we're looking at 2008's Fanboys - currently sitting at a 32% Critics Score & a 57% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes. The year is 1999 and for these death star fans, the "Star Wars" films are more than just movies; they are a way of life. So, after one of the group gets sick, it is nothing short of a moral imperative that these friends break into George Lucas' Skywalker Ranch to watch The Phantom Menace prior to it's release.

Your new home for the best reviews of the worst movies - or at least according to the critics. But these critics are looking a little closer to see if there's any value or merit to these films. On today's episode, it's the final nail in the YA adaptations coffin, we're looking at 2018's Mortal Engines - currently sitting at a 27% Critics Score & a 50% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Your new home for the best reviews of the worst movies - or at least according to the critics. But these critics are looking a little closer to see if there's any value or merit to these films. In our first episode, in honor of the holiday season, we're looking at Daddy's Home 2 - currently sitting at 21% on Rotten Tomatoes.

An open forum discussion & review of M. Night Shyamalan's 2019 film GLASS.