On this episode of Reel Movie Stuff, breaks down the latest Hollywood chaos—from The Odyssey trailer and Netflix shakeups to box office surprises and the possible return of The Apprentice. He also talks comedy specials, TV finales, and why forgetting to post last week’s episode may have saved everyone from his bad movie predictions.

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Hosted By: Charles Kirkland Jr.

Executive Producer: Mike Bryant

On this episode of Reel Movie Stuff, Charles is finally free from awards season and immediately dives back into the chaos. From a Spider-Man trailer breaking the internet to a brutal action flick (The Furious) he can’t stop hyping, and a Moana live-action trailer featuring a wig so bad it deserves its own Razzie… yeah, it’s that kind of episode.

He also breaks down box office wins, Hollywood shakeups. It’s movie news, hot takes, and just enough side-eye to keep things honest because if it’s worth watching (or roasting), Charles is talking about it.

Hosted By; Charles Kirkland Jr.

Executive Producer: Mike Bryant

On this episode of Reel Movie Stuff, Charles recaps the good, bad, and “who approved that?” moments from the 98th Academy Awards celebrating big wins, calling out awkward missteps, and giving props where it’s due (shoutout to history making cinematography wins).

He also breaks down the box office where underdogs win big, flops do… not and dives into the latest Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer that has him fully hyped. But the real star of the episode? Project Hail Mary. Charles gives the sci-fi epic a glowing review, praising its action, heart, and “why is this not a summer blockbuster?!” energy.

Awards drama, box office chaos, and a space adventure worth your money this episode has a little bit of everything, served with Charles’ signature passion and zero filter.

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Produced By: Mike Bryant

On this episode of Reel Movie Stuff, Charles breaks down the latest Hollywood drama from shifting Oscar predictions to big box office wins like Scream 7. He also reviews two new releases: The Bride, a bold Frankenstein reimagining, and Hoppers, a Pixar adventure about a teen who becomes a robotic beaver to save the environment. Awards buzz, movie news, and plenty of fun movie talk just the way REAL movie fans like it.

On this heated episode of Reel Movie Stuff, Charles breaks down a wild awards season week. From Sundance’s expensive move to Boulder and suspiciously missing Scream 7 screeners, to a box office where Zootopia 2 is dominating and Avatar keeps cashing checks, there’s plenty to unpack.

But the real fire comes from the BAFTAs big wins for I Swear, major love for prestige films, and a shocking on stage incident that sparks a deeper conversation about responsibility, editing choices, and accountability. It’s passionate, sharp, and unapologetically real movie talk.

This week on Reel Movie Stuff, Charles recaps the Black Reel Awards where Sinners basically adopted 14 trophies breaks down the latest box office wins (including Warner Bros.’ surprising Wuthering Heights glow up), and reviews How to Make a Killing. He also checks in with the Light Reel Film Festival and spotlights rising filmmakers. Awards, numbers, and sharp takes all in one reel.

This week on Reel Movie Stuff, Charles speed runs the entertainment world like he’s chasing an after credits scene hitting the Grammys, the Super Bowl, and the latest box office shakeups all in one go. If it had a stage, a screen, or a trophy, he’s got an opinion on it.

He also reviews Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die and Crime 101, breaking down the performances, the vibes, and whether they deserve your ticket money or your “wait for streaming” patience.

This week on Reel Movie Stuff, talks Oscar chaos, snowed-in box offices, and why Sinners dominating awards season feels both thrilling and nerve wracking. He reviews Chris Pratt’s AI thriller Mercy , praises Disney+’s surprisingly smart Wonder Man, and declares Sam Raimi’s Send Help a rare January movie worth leaving the house for. Add Jason Statham doing Jason Statham things and Producer Mike flexing his LA weather, and you’ve got movie talk served hot even in a blizzard.