On Cinema returns as Tim talks Ant-Man, Fantastic Four, and the future of Decker with guest Gregg Turkington.

The season finale boasts two reviews, an On Location, plus a sober look back.

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Tim and Gregg delve into both superhero blockbusters and kiddie fare. Also, Gregg sheds light on a renown filming location.

Tim gives us a sneak peak of the latest song from his band, Dekkar.

Tim and Gregg discuss Decker and review Goosebumps and Bridge of Spies.

Tim and Gregg review 'Rings' and the heartfelt, deeply dramatic 'By the Sea'.

Gregg gives his take on two hot new blockbusters.

Johnny Depp uses classic movie misdirection in 'The Lone Ranger' and Al Pacino puts in the finest performance of his career in 'Despicable Me 2' as Tim acclimates to his painful post-surgery life.

An argument over the setting of a Star Trek film means Tim and Gregg may have to cancel their 4:45 PM reservations at Carrabba's.

Gregg throws a VHS-shaped wrench into Tim and Ayaka's relationship after he wonders who took his VHS copy of 'Airheads'.

The Fast and Furious franchise roars back onto the big screen. Also, Gregg recommends a Mandy Moore gem.

A trio of popcorn-deserving films get discussed. Plus, Gregg anoints another Popcorn Classic.

Tim and Gregg take another break from their busy shooting schedules to discuss the new Will Ferrell/Kevin Hart comedy and an animated treat.

Rested and ready, Tim and Gregg delve into two new films and pay tribute to the late Paul Walker.

Tim and Gregg delve into the worlds of The Martian and Sicario.

The great Tom Hanks lights up the silver screen once more. Also, Gregg welcomes a very special guest.

Welcome to On Cinema On Demand, with hard-hitting, truth-telling, no nonsense movie and lifestyle-adjacent reviews. Join our hosts Tim Heidecker and Joseph “Joey Patron” Patrocelli with special Guest Expert Gregg Turkington for some good old fashioned conversations, any time of day or night!

G. Amato appears to reveal his plans for the Amato Entertainment Group. Kaili welcomes some new additions to the Hollywood family.

Tim is happy to see Tom Cruise back in the spotlight, but a classic VHS debate sparks the Wrath of Gregg.

Tim and Gregg discuss a family-friendly film, a not-so-family-friendly film, and disagree to disagree on their picks for the best film of 2012.

An incredibly long runtime doesn't hurt the brilliant "The Wolverine" and actor Joe Estevez comes by to discuss "Blue Jasmine" and the legacy of Woody Allen.

The summer movie season winds down with reviews of both the new Clint Eastwood and a shocking thriller.

Is Marvel's cosmic sequel a five-bagger? Also, Gregg introduces a fantastic Popcorn Classic.

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