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Welcome to DMR The Official Dewey's Movie Review - Podcast. At DMR, we review all things film, cinema, series, the latest and the greatest! Upcoming films, actor/actress news along with dropping a few impressions as well. DMR's main platform is on IG and can be found at deweysmoviereviews1 Thank you for tuning in and we will see you at the movies! The Red Carpet Treatment 🍿
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
DMR turns new releases and franchise sequels into plainspoken, detail-heavy verdicts grounded in plot, performance and the theatrical experience.
Kyle approaches movies as an enthusiastic regular at the cinema, working through plot mechanics, cast choices and franchise continuity before landing on a plainspoken verdict.
Kyle counts the dinosaurs so you can settle your own Jurassic World Rebirth verdict.
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A loose studio-reset episode with movie talk, raw energy, and real channel momentum.
This episode puts DMR in a studio-reset groove: StreamYard is back, the presentation feels looser and less scripted, the Spartan helmet returns, and the DMR logo is lit again while Kyle talks through a more active next phase for the channel. What lands is the energy.
A loose movie chat that swings from Oscar reaction to streaming skepticism.
DMR keeps this one loose and conversational, moving from an Audible mention and a Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas recommendation into wider movie talk.
A straightforward Pandora check-in that keeps the praise and doubts moving.
Dewey's review of Avatar: Fire and Ash centers on the runtime, the film's place as the third chapter in James Cameron's universe, and the question of whether the franchise still has room to move forward.
A personal year-end movie countdown built around the host's own cinema and rental viewing.
DMR closes out 2025 with a top-10 movie countdown drawn from the host's own viewing, moving from cinema trips to rented streaming picks and a few honorable mentions.
A blunt, excited take on del Toro's Frankenstein, with the visuals doing the heavy lifting.
Dewey treats Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein as a Netflix arrival after a brief cinema run, and the focus stays on what the film does best: scale, monsters, and a strong visual payoff.
A relaxed Jurassic verdict that leans into creature detail more than tight criticism.
Jurassic World Rebirth is framed as a late verdict from someone catching up on the seventh Jurassic film, noted as a July release and watched as an Apple TV rental rather than in a cinema.
A chatty Charlie Sheen rewind that mixes movie history, tabloid fallout, and real enthusiasm.
The review treats Charlie Sheen's Netflix doco as a loose, lively career sweep, opening on the scandal and then circling back to the movie-star climb underneath it.
A sharp vampire review that presents Sinners as stylish, loud, and best seen on the big screen.
DMR's take on Sinners lands as a sharp, lively vampire review with a clean setup: Michael B. Jordan plays twin brothers in 1930s Mississippi, they open a jazz club, and three vampires crash the night.
Mike Muncer and a different guest dissect two horror films per episode, by subgenre.
Host Dewey interviews paranormal investigator Professor Lloyd Auerbach about his career and the field of parapsychology.
Kyle opens by resetting the DMR room.
DMR opens in mixed-bag mode.
Dewey kicks off DMR's 2026 run with a review of Avatar: Fire and Ash.
Dewey opens the grand finale of DMR's 2025 top 10 movie list.
Dewey opens on Netflix's Frankenstein.
Dewey is late to this one.
DMR opens on the two-part Netflix documentary AKA Charlie Sheen and treats it like a full-on ride.
Red light, green light with a deadly doll that shoots anyone who moves—pure brilliance in concept.
Dewey reviews Wednesday Season 2 on Netflix, praising Jenna Ortega's performance and Tim Burton's cinematography while comparing it to the original Addams Family films and Harry Potter.
DMR opens by celebrating the show's recent momentum, then pivots into a review of Sinners.
Dewey asks whether Happy Gilmore 2 is a hole in one or a rough patch.
This episode pays tribute to Hulk Hogan, covering his wrestling career from humble beginnings to WWF stardom, his film and TV roles, health struggles, and recent death.
Host reviews Netflix's 'Untold Liver King' documentary, chronicling Brian Johnson's rise as 'Liver King' selling ancestral lifestyle to 6M followers, exposure of $11-12K monthly steroid use, insincere apology, 25M lawsuit, and 2025 arrest for threatening Joe Rogan.
The host reviews the 2025 film F1 The Movie, starring Brad Pitt, praising its IMAX cinematography, underdog story, and mix of fiction with real F1 elements.
The host reviews Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, praising Tom Cruise's stunts, the AI-driven plot, and the film's cinematography.
DMR - Deweys Movie Reviews - Podcast episode 114 focuses on Disney's live-action Snow White, Rachel Zegler's comments about the 1937 original, and the audience backlash the host says he has never seen before.
DMR reviews A Minecraft Movie (2025), a 1 hour and 41 minute PG release with Jack Black as Steve and Jason Momoa as Garrett.
The host opens on Val Kilmer's death at 65 and treats it as a real loss.
He opens with a Sunday-morning check-in and moves into The Gorge.
DMR returns after a two-month break with a mixed-bag episode.
DMR closes 2024 with a top 10 films countdown.
The host reviews the 2024 body horror film 'The Substance,' starring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley, discussing its plot, shocking elements, and comparisons to similar movies like 'Death Becomes Her.' He warns viewers about its intense content and predicts it will become a cult classic.
The host reviews the long-awaited sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, discussing the original film and his expectations for the new one.
The host reviews the blockbuster film Twisters, comparing it to the original 1996 movie Twister, while also discussing a suit from MJ Bale.
The host reviews the horror series 'The Fall of the House of Usher' and discusses film and series news.
The host reviews the 2023 film Saltburn, discussing its cast, controversial scenes, and initial impressions.
Host Dewey interviews Zoe Tan from Neon Global about their worldwide movie experience exhibitions.
Host Dewey interviews Calvin Price, creator of the Horror Cycle, about horror films, his VHS collection, and real-life ghost hunting experiences.