The Grierson & Leitch Podcast: Loving 'Weapons,' Debating 'The Naked Gun' and 'Together'

On this week's episode, we're in agreement about Zach Cregger's superb new horror movie. But we don't see eye to eye on the other two films we discuss on the podcast. Check out our thoughts and witty banter down below.

'Weapons' Review

I really liked Barbarian. But I absolutely flipped for writer-director Zach Cregger's follow-up. Here's my review of Weapons. 

The Grierson & Leitch Podcast: 'Wolf Man,' 'Back in Action' and Previewing Sundance 2025

It's January, which means talking about bad movies and getting ready for Sundance, which will hopefully feature some great movies. Check out this week's episode down below.

'Wolf Man' Review

In 2020, Leigh Whannell made The Invisible Man, a modern update of the horror franchise with a contemporary relevance. I was mixed on that film for some of the same reasons I'm mixed on his latest. For Screen International, I reviewed Wolf Man.

The Grierson & Leitch Podcast: 'The Exorcist: Believer,' 'The Royal Hotel' and 'Fair Play'

Sorry to be a week late on this one -- I've been a bit busy -- but on the podcast we dug into the missteps of David Gordon Green's attempt to revive the Exorcist franchise. Then we looked at the new film from Kitty Green and disagreed about the Sundance sensation Fair Play. Check it all out below.

Toronto 2023: 'The Royal Hotel' Review

I've been on the Kitty Green bandwagon for a while. For Screen International, I reviewed her latest, The Royal Hotel, which is a mixture of thriller and horror. You can read my thoughts here.

Sundance 2020: 'The Assistant' Review

The Assistant opens today but played in Sundance's Spotlight section, which is where I saw it. This drama is about, as you might have guessed, an assistant (Julia Garner) who works for a high-powered Hollywood mogul. Does the film have any connection to Harvey Weinstein? Read on.