Film School Janitors Review Films

Three janitors—Rodney, Jason, and Sean—review Amazon Prime's 2026 movie 'The Wrecking Crew,' starring Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista.

Rodney, Jason, and Sean, the Film School Janitors, review the 2025 Nick Cage film 'Gunslingers.' They dissect its plot about a town where wanted criminals fake deaths for bounties, criticizing its logic and acting.

Three custodians at Cinema College discuss Richard Curtis's 2003 film Love Actually, comparing it to his other works like Notting Hill and analyzing its structure of multiple short stories.

Two hosts discuss the origins and release of the 1984 cult film The Toxic Avenger, including its production by Troma Films and its initial screenings in Michigan.

The hosts discuss the movie 'No Escape Room' as part of their series reviewing escape room films, noting its origins as a Sci-Fi Channel TV movie and availability on streaming platforms.

Three hosts discuss the Avatar: Fire and Ash review, sharing reactions to the show, actor Ken Leung's confusion about his role, and comparisons between the Avatar series and other media.

Rodney and Sean discuss the 1991 cartoon Toxic Crusaders, exploring how it and other 80s/90s shows adapted from edgier source material while reflecting on nostalgia and marketing to children.

The hosts discuss the Amazon Prime movie 'Mercy', comparing its AI surveillance premise to real-world drone approval in Oakland and exploring themes of privacy and technology ethics.

Two hosts discuss their personal experiences watching the 2012 horror-comedy film 'The Cabin in the Woods', including awkward viewing situations and evolving opinions on the movie.

This episode is a casual, humorous review of Season 2 of the TV show Gen V, discussing characters, plot connections to The Boys, and personal reactions.

The hosts of Nick Cage University humorously review and speculate about the 2025 film 'The Carpenter's Son', questioning its biblical accuracy and title while discussing Nick Cage's role.

The Cinema College Custodians are back.

Donnie, Cole, and Sean review `Project Hail Mary` and keep coming back to the movie's central premise: astrophage are cells that eat the sun's radiation and threaten Earth.

Steve, Judd, and Sean open on Lynne Ramsey's Die My Love, the Robert Pattinson and Jennifer Lawrence movie.

Rodney, Jay, and Sean take on Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV, the 2000 film that waves away parts 2 and 3 like they never happened.

Rodney and Sean review Netflix's War Machine (2026), with Alan Ritchson, Jai Courtney, Dennis Quaid, and Asai Morales in the cast.

The hosts discuss whether the A24 film 'Death of a Unicorn' qualifies as a comedy, debating its tone and comparing it to other A24 movies like 'Barbarian' and 'Friendship'.