This week, James is joined by Yahoo Movies editor Meriah Doty to chat about Star Trek Into Darkness.

This week, James is joined by Time Out New York editor David Fear to chat about Soderbergh, Marvel, and more.

This week, James is joined by Jen Yamato to do some cinematic spring cleaning. Listen!

This week on The Lunch, James talks with Fox 26 Houston's film reviewer and interviewer Jake Hamilton!

This week, JAmes talks to Badass Digest Editor-in-Chief Devin Faraci.

This week, James is joined by the editor of Indiewire's CriticWire section, Matt Singer!

This week on The Lunch, James Rocchi and Nerdist Associate Editor Dan Casey talk about the upcoming quarter in 'geek movies' .

This week, James is joined by journalist and video-store owner Aaron Hillis to talk about the best movies, best performances and best out-of-the-way al pastor restaurants Austin's South by Southwest Film Festival had to offer.

This week, The Lunch comes to you from South by Southwest in Austin TX, where we talk with the crew of the VHS-culture documentary "Rewind This!"

This week on The Lunch, host James Rocchi is joined by film journalist Amy Nicholson

This week on The Lunch, Host James Rocchi has an Oscar Hangover breakfast at The Waffle with Todd Gilchrist, Senior Movies editor of CelebBuzz.com.

This week, James is joined by director Rodney Ascher (@rodney_ascher) of the documentary "Room 237," a fractured, fascinating look at Kubrick's "The Shining" through the theories of five different admirers and analysts.

This week, James is joined by HitFix.com senior writer Daniel Fienberg to talk about Sundance's documentaries this year

This week, James is joined by CinemaBlend.com Editor-in-Chief and Operation Kino podcaster Katey Rich as they broadcast from the Sundance Film Festival

This week, James is joined by stand-up comic, writer and actor D.C. Pierson to talk about Paul Thomas Anderson's "The Master",

This week, James is joined by Germain Lussier of Slashfilm.com

This week, James is joined by columnist and writer Jeffrey Wells of Hollywood Elsewhere.

This week, James is joined Lucy Alibar, co-writer of "Beasts of the Southern Wild" -- and the author of the play that inspired it -- to talk about Sundance, independent film, magical realism and its opposite, Oscar madness and more.

This week, James is joined by the Senior Film Critic at the venerable trade publication Variety, Justin Chang.

James is joined by the Entertainment Weekly Senior Writer and Oscar-watcher Anthony Breznican to talk about Oscar-season madness, intimidating interviews, the tyranny of swag, and more!

This week, James is joined by the director of "Leave Me Like You Found Me"and the producer of the acclaimed "Myth of the American Sleepover'"and "Black Rock" Adele Romanski.

This week, James is joined by the pseudonymous film correspondent for Badass Digest and Entertainment Weekly, Film Crit Hulk, about both the Wachowski Siblings, Tom Tykwer collaboration "Cloud Atlas" and "Holy Motors".

This week, James is joined by James Ponsoldt, the director and co-writer of "Smashed," to talk about his drama about alcoholism and love, starring Aaron Paul and Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

Anne Thompson, of IndieWire's Thompson on Hollywood, joins host James Rocchi for a lively discussion of Argo, Cloud Atlas, the sale of Variety and what exactly the Oscars are good for.

This week, James is joined by Drew Goddard, the director and co-writer of "Cabin in the Woods."

This week, James is joined by Rian Johnson, the director of "Looper," "The Brothers Bloom" and "Brick" to talk time-travel, what he learned from video games, the MPAA, editing, writing, film versus video and lunch at Cafe Stella in Sunset Junction, L.A.

This week, James is in Toronto, joined by Colin Geddes, International Programmer for the Toronto International Film Festival and the man in charge of the Festival's storied Midnight Madness selection for a discussion of cult films, late-night movie going and the pleasures of a good diner.

This week, James is joined by Ned Ehbar of Metro News to talk about The Avengers after its Labor Day theatrical re-release, talking about what the summer's biggest movie gets right gets wrong and means in the long run after, yes, Greek food.

If you've ever wanted to know the secrets of Rotten Tomatoes -- who they listen to, how they listen to them -- we've got them.

Amy Nicholson, Editor-in-Chief of Box Office Magazine, talks about her picks for Fall's best fun films; including Wreck-It Ralph and Looper. Also, the art and science of the box office.

James is joined by Julia Marchese, director of the upcoming documentary "Out of Print" and Guest Programmer of the New Beverly Cinema. Julia and James talk modern theater going, film vs. digital and why the New Beverly may be L.A.'s best theater.

Film journalist George Roush of ScreenCrush.com joins James Rocchi to talk about two long-standing American cultural traditions: Batman, as seen in "The Dark Knight Rises," and the oldest original Bob's Big Boy in America, where the two had lunch before recording.

Director and screenwriter Sacha Gervasi talks about his hit rock doc “Anvil! The Story of Anvil,” his upcoming "Hitchcock," which features Sir Anthony Hopkins as the legendary director during the making of "Psycho" and more!

This week on The Lunch, film journalist and Movieline.com West Coast Editor Jen Yamato discusses "Magic Mike," "Ted," the arrival of "Newsies" on Blu-Ray and more.

James Rocchi has lunch with Drew McWeeny, lead critic for hitfix.com.