Episodes

Old School June continues with one of the greatest overlooked films of the 1970s: Sorcerer. In Episode 373 of Jay Movie Talk, I talk about William Friedkin's intense survival thriller and explore why Sorcerer has gone from a box office disappointment to one of the most respected cult classics in history. In this episode, I discuss *Why Sorcerer is one of the most underrated films of the 1970s. *William Friedkin';s uncompromising vision following The Exorcist *The unforgettable bridge sequence an...

Old School June continues with one of the coolest and most influential crime thrillers of the 1970s In Episode 372 of Jay Movie Talk, I talk about this New York -set classic that proves you don't need massive explosions or endless action scenes to create suspense. Featuring unforgettable performances and relentless tension. The Taking of Pelham One Two Three remains an intriguing film in the crime genre.

Old School June begins with one of the most ambitious comedies ever put on film. It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World. In Episode 371 of Jay Movie Talk, I revisit this classic comedy epic featuring an all-star cast, massive practical stunts, and a simple premise that sends ordinary people into complete chaos: a hidden fortune and a race to find it. Long before modern ensemble comedies and star-studded blockbusters became the norm, It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World brought together some of the biggest comedy ...

MayAction Month continues with one of the most entertaining buddy cop films ever made: Bad Boys In Episode 370 of Jay Movie Talk, I revisit the action comedy classic that launched the iconic partnership of Will Smith and Martin Lawrence and introduced the world to Michael Bay's larger-than-life directing style. More than just explosions and one-liners, Bad Boys succeeds because of its chemistry, humor, and nonstop energy. This episode dives into: *Why Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett became one of...

MayAction Month begins with one of the most influential action films ever made: Enter the Dragon In Episode 369 of Jay Movie Talk, I revisit the Bruce Lee classic that helped change martial arts cinema forever and introduced a new kind of action star to global audiences. More than just a tournament movie, Enter the Dragon blended martial arts, espionage, philosophy, and raw screen presence into a film that still influences action movies today This episode dives into : *Bruce Lee's legendary scre...

I'm making my way back from the shadow realm with this throwback episode, when I talked about the highly anticipated Mortal Kombat 2021

* This is a previously recorded episode. Apologies for the tardiness of this episode* In this episode, Chantelle and Christian take on a big challenge, ranking their top 20 greatest actresses of all time. from classic Hollywood legends to modern powerhouses, they celebrate the performances, versatility, and cultural impact that define true greatness on screen. Expect passionate debates, surprising picks and plenty of love for the women who shaped cinema across generations. This episode is a trib...

March kicks off with Directors Month on Jay Movie Talk, and Episode 368 begins with one of the most influential filmmakers in movie history: Steven Spielberg . From redefining the blockbuster to crafting some of the most emotionally resonant films ever made, Spielberg's work has shaped generations of moviegoers and filmmakers alike. In this episode, I take a closer look at what makes his directing style so distinctive and why his movies continue to stand the test of time. *Spielberg's unique abi...

In Episode 367 of Jay Movie Talk, I revisit this Blaxploitation classic and explore why Foxy Brown remains one of the most iconic and influential characters in Black cinema history. More than just style and attitude, this film represents a moment in the 1970s where Black heroes, and especially Black women, took control of the screen in a way Hollywood hadn't allowed before. This episode breaks down: *Pam Grier's commanding performance and cultural impact *The power fantasy at the center of the B...

Chantelle & Christian are back with a brand new episode, and this time they're diving into the wildly inventive career of filmmaker Sam Raimi. From the cult horror chaos of The Evil Dead to redefining superhero cinema with Spider-Man, Raimi's signature style. kinetic camera moves, dark humor, and emotional sincerity have left a lasting mark on Hollywood. In this episode, they revisit his horror roots, his blockbuster breakthrough, and the underrated gems in between. Whether you love practical ef...

February begins with one of the most debated and enduring films in American cinema. Do The Right Thing. In this throwback Episode 366 of Jay Movie Talk, I kick things off with Love, Rage, and Identity by revisiting Spike Lee's powerful portrait of a Brooklyn neighborhood pushed to its breaking point. More than 35 years later, this film remains painfully relevant and not because it predicts the future, but because it refuses to soften the truth. This episode dives deep into: *The neighborhood as ...

Welcome back to the 3 and Out Podcast for Ep. 113 listen as MoneyMaker Chris recaps the Super Bowl, discusses the HOF finalist, controversy surrounding Bill Belichick's HOF snub, end-of-the-year award winners, overall thoughts of the season, and this season of the podcast, and more.

Welcome everyone back to the 3 and Out Podcast. Listen as MoneyMaker Chris discusses the results of the HOF nominees, the controversial decision of not including 7x Super Bowl winning Head Coach, Phillip Rivers, who had a very interesting year, thoughts on AFC/NFC Championship games, and more.

In Episode 365 of Jay Movie Talk, I continue January's Loners, Drifters, & Outsiders series with a dive into Drive. One of the most polarizing and influential films of the 2010s. This episode explores the Driver as a modern loner: a man defined by silence, routine, and strict personal code. I talk about how the film uses restraint, minimal dialogue, and sudden violence to tell its story, and why Drive continues to spark debate over whether it's style over substance or something far more layered....

Listen as MoneyMaker Chris recaps the recent playoff game matchups, some coaching news, Adam Thielen calls it a career, thoughts on the National Championship game, and more.

Welcome back to the 3 and Out Podcast Listen as MoneyMaker Chris recaps the past weekend's playoff matchups, discusses more coaching news, Matt Ryan taking over as Falcons GM, now or never for Josh Allen, The Bears and Commanders having similar types of runs recently, also National Championship talk, and more.

In Episode 364 of Jay Movie Talk, I continue January's Loners, Drifters & Outsiders series with The Place Beyond the Pines. A haunting, ambitious story about fathers, sons, and the weight of legacy. This episode explores how the film uses a bold, multi-generational structure to examine masculinity, desperation, privilege, and the consequences of choices that echo far beyond one lifetime. From Luke Glanton's quiet self-destruction to Avery Cross's moral compromise, the movie refuses easy answers ...

Welcome to the first 3 and Out Podcast episode of 2026 For Ep.109, listen as MoneyMaker Chris continues the Trevon Diggs talk about him getting picked up by the Packers and what his potential future could be. The Head Coaching carousel has begun with a few high-profile firings, including John Harbaugh. previewing the NFL playoffs and much more.

January kicks off with a defining entry in cinema history: Taxi Driver In Episode 363 of Jay Movie Talk. I begin the Loners, Drifters, & Outsiders series by revisiting Martin Scorsese's haunting character study of isolation, alienation, and violence in post-Vietnam America. Fifty years later, Taxi Driver remains as unsettling, provocative, and conversation-worthy as ever. This episode dives deep into Travis Bickle as a character, the dangers of romanticizing loneliness, and how the film places u...

*This episode was previously recorded the last week of 2025* For Ep 108, listen as MoneyMaker Chris looks back at week 16 and previews week 17, in this final episode of 2025, look at some of the HOF finalists, and make predictions of who will get in and much more.

*This Episode was previously recorded the week of Christmas. Sorry for the late release* This week on 3 and Out Podcast, listen as MoneyMaker Chris gives his thoughts on Phillip Rivers' performance after being out of the game for 5 years. Either Sheduer or Stefanski will be out of Cleveland, the Cowboys being Cowboys, and much more.

In Episode 362 of Jay Movie Talk, I present the Full Tilt Film Awards. my personal award show celebrating the films, performances, and filmmakers that defined the year. These awards aren't about box office numbers or industry politics. They're about impact, craft, performances, and the movies that actually stayed with us. From Best Picture and Best Director to breakout performances and unforgettable villains. This episode breaks down each category, the nominees, and why each winner earned their ...

To close out December and my Favorite films of the Year, I'm diving into Sinners(2025) A film that stuck with me long after the credits rolled. I discuss a few themes, cast/performances, and more in this episode. Also what are some of your favorite films of 2025.

This episode is a week late... sorry for the delay. Listen as MoneyMaker Chris recaps Week 16. Philip Rivers makes his return after being retired for 5 years. The Cowboys chances of making the playoffs officially come to an end. Is Kevin Stefanski working against Shedeur Sanders? Also, have we witnessed the last hooray for the Kansas City Chiefs as their playoff hopes and Patrick Mahomes' season come to an end, and much more.