Film School Janitors Review Films

I can't believe the Film School Janitors only reviewed season six of BLACK MIRROR on Netflix, Well, this is their thoughts on Season 7...

Well, the Film School Janitors might not have watched the first PADDINGTON film, but they definitely watched PADDINGTON 2. And now they have watched PADDINGTON IN PERU, which is part three, and this is their review!

Welcome to the official debut of JAY'S JUNK, where Jay picks out the movie you've probably never heard of to review! Sure, he's done this before (and so has Sean), but now some are officially his! This first selection is a movie called THE FIX. It's a tale about our future in which the air is unbreathable and rich corporations sell us the solution... until some drug dealing thieves get involved. It's weird; it's convoluted; but is it good? JAY'S JUNK will get to the bottom of it!

The Film School Janitors watched the first season (only season?) of THE RESIDENCE on Netflix, which is about a murder in the White House and the people that work there. Not timely at all...

There was a point in time when it was another day, another Netflix Marvel show. Then there was another point when it was another day, another Disney+ Marvel show. Now we reached the curation period of the MCU, and DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN is the latest entry that the Film School Janitors reviewed. Listen now!

The Film School Janitors will self-destruct in five seconds! Well, at least it always feels that way. The Janitors discuss MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - THE FINAL RECKONING, as well as the other films in the M:I franchise, which are only M:I films. No HOBBS & SHAW-type spinoffs around these parts. (At least not yet...?) Can you believe this is the first M:I film they've reviewed?!

If that old Kevin Costner post-apocalyptic movie taught us anything, it's that getting your mail is important. (The one about the postman, not the fish guy!) In World War II, nobody was getting their correspondences on the front lines or at home, and that's where THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT stepped in. Based on a true story, directed by Tyler Perry, and watched by the Film School Janitors, this is their review!

Now on Netflix, HAVOC is exactly what you want HAVOC to be. It's an action-fueled thrill ride, and it has nothing to do with HVAC. The Film School Janitors watched the movie and reviewed it, and for the umpteenth time... the Janitors have nothing to do with HVAC either! So stop reporting heating and cooling problems to them!

In what may seem like a concept without much legs, DON'T MOVIE is a fairly simple movie. If you've watched the movie on Netflix, that previous statement is either funny or inappropriate. The Film School Janitors may not discuss the merits of that statement, but they do dive into the world of the film about a serial killer and his prey he incapacitates. Listen to find out more!

The Film School Janitors watched Marvel's latest - THUNDERBOLTS* Or should we call them, *NEW AVENGERS? Or are we Cinema College Custodians? (A sign of things to come...?) No matter what - here's their review!

The Film School Janitors finish up their REMEMBERING VAL mini-series by covering two of the most iconic films in Kilmer's lineup - TOMBSTONE and HEAT. Both are 90s classics, but do they hold up? Not "hold up" like a bank or a corral... oh, you get it. Rest in peace, Val Kilmer.

The Film School Janitors continue to go through Val Kilmer's filmography. This time around, they highlight some lowlights: BATMAN FOREVER and THE ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU.

The Film School Janitors end up PULLING A DOUBLE as they decide to review two early Taylor Sheridan works, SICARIO and SICARIO: DAY OF THE SOLDADO. If you don't know who Taylor Sheridan is, you must not have Paramount+...

The Film School Janitors are taking some time to rewatch a few Val Kilmer films, and for this round they started with his first two films: TOP SECRET! and REAL GENIUS. His third film was TOP GUN, if you can believe it, and the Janitors already reviewed that!

Did you go out and see SINNERS yet? The Film School Janitors certainly did! (Well, half of them certainly did!) This is their review of Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan's latest collaboration. Did you know that Michael B. Jordan got his start on TV's "All My Children"? It has nothing to do with this review, but it was something I just found out.

Only two of the Film School Janitors could handle watching SMILE 2, and the thing they were most grateful for was that the studio didn't lamely name it SMILE TOO. Otherwise, they completely disagreed about the movie. Listen to find out why!

How long does it take for the wheels to fall off the Film School Janitors' review of the first season of PARADISE? Not long at all, but they quickly get it back on track and discuss the highs and the lows (and the silos) of it all. If you haven't watched the show yet and don't want spoilers, beware! But if spoilers are your kind of thing, dive right in!

Could the Film School Janitors went full spoilers while reviewing BLACK BAG? Of course they could have, BUT THEY DON'T! That usually means they want you to watch it first - but is it because they liked it, or not? You'll have to listen to find out.

The Film School Janitors discuss the passing of VAL KILMER.

When does a filmmaker become a brand? That's what the Film School Janitors (try to) discuss while reviewing Christopher Landon's latest, DROP, as well as RECYCLE REVIEWING M. Night Shyamalan's TRAP. Besides both having four-letter titles with two of the same letters in the same spots, there are some structural and tonal similarities. Not too many, though, otherwise this wouldn't be MIXING BLEACH AND AMMONIA. Make sure your room is well ventilated...