Sammy and Skooby Talk Movies

Sammy and Skooby discuss Adam McKay's take on the financial crisis of 2008 and the greed that caused it.

Sammy and Skooby take it back to 1976 with Harlan County U.S.A., the classic documentary about miners fighting for better wages.

Boots Riley's satire Sorry to Bother You is absurd, hilarious, and unlike anything else. Sammy and Skooby are here to break it all down.

Sammy and Skooby search for meaning in the classic rom-com "Pretty Woman."

Sammy and Skooby discuss the 2012 documentary "The Queen of Versailles," which follows a billionaire's quest to build the largest residential home in America.

Sammy and Skooby break down the 2002 Brazilian classic 'City of God' and what it has to say about income inequality.

Sammy and Skooby discuss the depiction of income inequality in two Charlie Chaplin films: City Lights and Modern Times.

Sammy and Skooby discuss director Sean Baker's tale of the families living in a roadside motel on the outskirts of Disney World.

Sammy and Skooby take on Bong Joon-ho's sci-fi epic about an uprising on a post-apocalyptic train.

Sammy and Skooby break down the 1983 classic "Trading Places" and discuss what the movie has to say about income inequality.