Sean Baker's newest film Anora is here and has already become one of his most successful works! Tune in to hear Logan, Noah, and special guest Li discuss their thoughts on Anora, Sean Baker's previous works, and some of Li's favorite films!

This week on CineDrive, Logan and Noah are joined by special guest Grace Neal to see Saturday Night. Tune in to hear their thoughts on the dramatic adaptation of the buildup to the first SNL broadcast and some of Grace's favorite films!

Francis Ford Coppola has returned to deliver Megalopolis, a project he has been crafting for 40 years. Was it worth it? Well, we'll answer that question for you on today's episode of CineDrive! Logan and Noah are joined by special guest Clark Comstock to see Coppola's "dream film".

CineDrive hits the road again to see The 4:30 Movie, how appropriate! Kevin's Smith newest film is Noah's first experience with one of his films. Tune in to this episode to hear Logan and our special guest, Kelan McLain, discuss the cult classic catalog of Kevin Smith.

Micheal Keaton is back after 36 years for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice! This week, Logan and Noah bring on special guest Owen Cummings to discuss this unexpected sequel as well as the work of its director, Tim Burton.

This week on CineDrive, Logan convinces Noah to see a new indie film. Strange Darling is the latest R-rated thriller written and directed by JT Mollner. Is this one of the best thrillers of the year? Tune in to find out!

Yeah, I'm thinking we're back... with another episode of CineDrive! Today, Logan and Noah sit down to watch John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum and John Wick: Chapter 4. They are joined by special guests, Peter Nicholas, Shane Warren, and Donovan Stultz to discuss the art of the action-packed sequences of the later half of the franchise as well as the future of John Wick.

This week on CineDrive, Noah and Logan experience M. Night Shyamalan's newest film Trap. They are joined by Maddie Cooke as well as the artist behind the CineDrive cover art, Halle West, to discuss the ups and downs of Shyamalan's career and how this new entry compares to his previous works.