This week, we're switching it up--we compare and contrast TWO films based on the same story: 2013's Prince Avalanche and 2011's Either Way! We get into wild babysitter stories, our stance on crimes, how framing nature can shape a story, and Collie issues a PSA for the guys.

After dark, we get into Bad Trip, Angst, Open Water 2: Adrift, On the Rocks, Deerskin, The Seventh Continent, You Are Not I, and Boogie Nights.

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Prince Avalanche vs Either Way: Another W For the Boys

We review Old & Val, react to trailers for Dune, Official Competition, & Language Lessons, there’s news for A24, HBO MAX, Netflix, The Green Knight, The Tragedy of Macbeth, Titane, The Exorcist, and a big conversation about the poster for Jordan Peele’s Nope.

What is This Episode? - Top of Show
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SHAMYLAN’S “OLD” REVIEW:
Just Good Enough for a Bad Time - 1:33
Schlock-less - 6:20
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BOX OFFICE REPORT - 9:10
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VAL REVIEW - 10:58
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PLAYING WITH SHARKS REVIEW - 14:38
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CONTENDER TRAILER REVIEWS:
Dune Trailer #2a - 16:05 
(And Dune is Star Wars - 17:07)
Official Competition - 22:32
Language Lessons - 24:01
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CONTENDER NEWS:
The Green Knight Delayed in Europe via COVID - 26:20
HBO Max, Netflix Both Still Growing - 28:25
Is Someone Buying A24? = 34:31
Tragedy of Macbeth to Open NYFF - 36:47
Titane Gets October Release - 39:33
Indy Spirits Date Gets Moved - 40:35
NOPE Is Announced - 43:44
DGG Tackles Exorcist….Something - 47:36
CODA Director’s Next Project - 50:45
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Where to Find Us/LEAVE US A 5* REVIEW! - 54:56
What’s Next/Words of Wisdom - 55:31

We each went back to the movies and began this Oscar Race Checkpoint by validating our concerns for M. Night Shyamalan’s Old. Some strong performances save it from complete condemnation, but it’s not something we’ll make the cast for in terms of the Oscars conversation. On the flipside, Also Mike does tout a new film for our hallowed trophy, and it’s in the documentary category as he reviews Val, heading to Amazon Prime on 8/6.

After our reviews, we enter back into some more previews and react to the new trailers for Dune, Official Competition, and Language Lessons. Here, we discuss Dune’s relationship to a certain galaxy far, far away. Penelope Cruz and Antonio Banderas make us laugh, while Natalie Morales may have a tougher time getting us to break up after Mark Duplass has become an M1 horror phobia since the Creep films.

As for our news segment, we begin with a brief discussion on A24 and its merger talks before covering some impactful covid news on The Green Knight. We then discuss some viewership and subscription reports from HBO MAX and Netflix before diving into the New York Film Festival announcement about it’s opening night film, The Tragedy of Macbeth. Finally, we end our ORC with a fun speculation and horror movie segment about the poster for Jordan Peele’s Nope and the potential new Exorcist reboot from David Gordon Green.

Do let us know your thoughts on any of the topics we discussed in this episode. We’re at MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are at Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & hear us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thank you! And do stay safe, everybody.

"Old", "Val", + Dune Episode II: It's Actually Star Wars - ORC 7/25/21

We react to the Scarjo vs Disney lawsuit to open the show before reacting to HUGE new trailers for House of Gucci and King Richard. There’s a Venice Film Festival lineup to dissect, TIFF additions, and we update you on the film release and awards season calendars.

What Is This Episode? - Top of Show
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SCARJO SUES DISNEY OVER BLACK WIDOW - :42
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OSCAR CONTENDER(?) TRAILERS:
House of Gucci - 6:48
King Richard  - 13:40
The Card Counter - 18:05
Lamb - 21:47
The Night House - 26:00
Ghostbusters Afterlife - 29:30
Vivo - 35:37
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FILM FESTIVAL NEWS:
The Big Name Debuts - 37:53
Bennifer, Holofcener, and The Last Duel - 41:11
Venice is a Female Filmmaker “Setback” - 44:57
Parallel Mothers is…Something…Maybe - 51:40
Power of the Dog Making Moves - 53:15
AlsoMike’s Spencer Feelings Currently - 58:15
“The Lost Daughter”, “Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon”, and “Sundown”  - 59:10
TIFF Field Taking Shape - 1:01:42
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CONTENDERS NOT AT TIFF OR VENICE - 1:05:44
CONTENDERS MOVING TO 2022 RELEASES - 1:08:40
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UNIVERSAL PAYS $400M FOR DGG’S EXORCIST TRILOGY - 1:11:44
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AWARDS CALENDAR UPDATE - 1:16:45
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Where To Find Our Work/LEAVE US 5* REVIEWS! - 1:19:22
Words of Wisdom/What’s Coming Next - 1:20:08

We react to the breaking news about a lawsuit between Scarlett Johansson & Disney over her backend Black Widow money. Then we dive into some huge Oscar trailer for House of Gucci and King Richard. Are we getting our first looks at some future Oscar winners? Or will these films be overstuffed and overwrought? 

Then we continue to break down some intriguing new trailers for The Card Counter, Lamb, The Night House, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, and Vivo. Who does Oscar Isaac remind us of with his haircut in Paul Schrader’s latest? How inappropriate and crude are we willing to get in our speculation over Lamb? What is a giallo? Is Night House a giallo? And how did a Ghostbusters: Afterlife trailer review start Rudd War I? It’s perhaps our most fun trailer thoughts segment of the summer, and you don’t want to miss it.

We otherwise dive into the lineup for the Venice Film Festival. Unfortunately, history repeats itself with some Venezia demographics, and we must criticize them once again because their recent history has been so impactful to the Oscars, etc. With that being said, we’re able to dissect their lineup and update you on some films we’ve already introduced like The Power of the Dog from Jane Campion, Pedro Almodovar’s Madres Paralelas, Official Competition, The Card Counter, and Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana in Spencer. Then we introduce you to a host of new entries to the season like Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Lost Daughter, Kate Hudson in Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon, and Tim Roth in Sundown.

The TIFF announcements continue as we further our previews of A24’s The Humans with Steven Yeun, we introduce The Good House with Sigourney Weaver and Kevin Kline, and Wolf with a shirtless George MacKay.

Then we talk about the overall film release and awards season calendars. Clayton Davis and company reported on some films that will not be hitting screens until 2022, and we begrudgingly must take them off our oscar lists. We continue our story from the last episode about the new Exorcist trilogy that’ll begin in 2022 from Universal, and we update you on the awards season schedule.

As always, we want to hear your thoughts on anything we discussed in this episode. We’re at MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are at Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & hear us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thank you! And do stay safe, everybody.

House of Gucci, ScarJo vs Disney, + Rudd War 1 - ORC 7/30/21

What Is This Episode? - Top of Show
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REVISITING HALLOWENN ’18:
Does It Hold Up? - 3:00
Damn the Doc - 9:34
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FINAL TRAILER REACTIONS - 14:00
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CRITIQUING THE CRITICS - 22:20
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DAY AND DATE RELEASE:
HK Hides From Peacock’s Socials - 33:10
Using Mikey to Bump Peacock Subs? - 34:40
How Halloween Can Make Box Office $ - 38:21
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FINAL PREDICTIONS - 50:02
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WILL LAURIE DIE? THE EVIDENCE - 52:42
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THE DEAD POOL: WHO LIVES? WHO DIES? - 1:01:33
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Where To Find Our Work/LEAVE US 5* REVIEWS! - 1:05:55
Words of Wisdom/What’s Coming Next - 1:06:51

Halloween Kills Prepisode - Peacock Lives, Does Laurie Die? - MMO Does Halloween - Ep 376

For our main podcast review this weekend, Cody Dericks and Danilo Castro join me to discuss the middle chapter of David Gordon Green's vision for "Halloween," with the sequel to the 2018 film (also called "Halloween"), "Halloween Kills." Starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, Andi Matichak, Will Patton & Anthony Michael Hall, the film continues the story from the last movie throughout a single Halloween night 40 years after the events of the original 1978 film with a larger body count from Michael Myers and a frenzied town of traumatized victims ready to take him out. Will evil die tonight? What did we think? Tune in below and listen to our SPOILER-FILLED review to find out. Enjoy!

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"Halloween Kills"

What is This Episode? - Top of Show
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HALLOWEEN KILLS REVIEW:
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SPOILER-FREE REVIEW:
Reception - 2:28
Expectations/Watching Experiences - 6:47
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Writing/Directing - 8:53
Performances - 11:56
Production Values - 15:15
Watch or Not? - 18:28
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SPOILER WARNING - 21:12
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SPOILER-FILLED REVIEW:
The Mike1 “Part 2” Trilogy Manifesto - 22:20
Learning On the Sidelines- 31:50
AMH+ We’re a Big, Unruly Mob 1 - 35:20
Best: Michael, The Artist + Laurie, The Bad Ass - 42:00
Best: Tell Me a Story - 46:01
Worst: We’re a Big, Unruly Mob 2 - 51:00
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PREDICTING HALLOWEEN ENDS - 57:38
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FINAL GRADES - 1:04:20
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Where to Find Us/LEAVE US A 5* REVIEW! - 1:06:20
What’s Next/Words of Wisdom - 1:07:06

Halloween Kills Review - Halloween 12: Halloween 2 - Part H3 - MMO Does Halloween - Ep 380

Julius en Jasper discussiëren over de vraag: welke film uit de Halloween-reeks met een terugkerende Jamie Lee Curtis moet blijven als er eentje weg moet: Halloween H20 (1998) van Steve Miner of Halloween (2018) van David Gordon Green.

Halloween H20 vs Halloween (2018) - Julius vs Jasper 71

Save Room Reviews returns to celebrate the spooky season with the latest installment in David Gordon Green's Halloween Trilogy: Halloween Kills.


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Intro: "Halloween Kills (John Carpenter 1978 Synth Cover)" by Mono Memory

Daniel Ezzo's Album

Save Room Reviews: Halloween Kills

Get more at podsematary.com! Read our afterthoughts for this episode at https://twitter.com/PodSematary/status/1452380469702508544

CW: Suicide

It’s Halloween on Pod Sematary! Chris & Kelsey continue with the most retconned horror franchise in history with Halloween 5, the last okay entry in the original Halloween series, before moving on and all the good will from 2018's Halloween is sucked out of them watching its follow-up, the brand new and superbly awful Halloween Kills.  

The Classic Film: Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989)
"One year after the events of Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers, the Shape returns to Haddonfield once again in an attempt to kill his now-mute niece” (IMDb.com). Look, it isn't as bad as everyone says. Yes, it teases a sharp turn toward garbage in the next installment and it's not a great movie, but there's still some quality stuff here.

The Modern Film: Halloween Kills (2021)
"The saga of Michael Myers and Laurie Strode continues in the next thrilling chapter of the Halloween series” (IMDb.com). Well, they've lost the plot. This follow-up to the admirably great 2018 refresh is so fan-servicey that it's hard for a fan to actually enjoy. It wouldn't be so bad if it were at least competent... but it's not. This is one of the biggest dips in quality since Part II in 1981.  At least Carpenter's soundtrack is still pretty good? 

Audio Sources:
"GOT'EEEEMM!!!!!" via WelvenDaGreat @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4v8ek9TEeOU
"Half in the Bag: Halloween Kills" via RedLetterMedia @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K71JAJMWeco
"Halloween" produced by Compass International Pictures, et al.
"Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers" produced by Magnum Pictures, et al.
"Halloween Kills" produced by Universal Pictures, et al.
"Happy Gilmore" produced by Universal Pictures, et al.
"Jamie Lee Curtis Spills Details on New 'Halloween’ Film" via SiriusXM @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjvI5rBlfbA
"Pet Sematary" written by Dee Dee Ramone & Daniel Rey and performed by The Ramones
"A Picture Is Worth 1,000 Bucks" (Family Guy S02E11) produced by Fuzzy Door Productions, et al.
"The Rap Battle (PARODY) (ORIGINAL) OHHH!" via SUPAHOTFIRE DESHAWN @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iu90z9Akxgk
"Spider-Man" (2002) produced by Columbia Pictures, et al.

207 - Halloween 5 (1989) & Halloween Kills (2021)

Michael Myers metzelt sich, nach einigen Verschiebungen, endlich wieder durch die Säle und passend dazu gibt es ein Schocktober-Special. Denn nachdem der Cine Entertainment Talk bereits vor einigen Jahren das komplette Franchise besprochen hat, gibt es nun einen blutigen Nachschlag, um auch dem neuesten Teil unter die Maske zu schauen.

Florian, Sam und Christoph bewaffnen sich mit deftigen Sprüchen, trommeln einen Diskussionsmob zusammen und jagen den Boogeyman durch Haddonfield. Denn dieses Mal ist der Titel Programm: HALLOWEEN KILLS!

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Schocktober-Special zu Halloween Kills (2021)

Mario and Tom throw down some Miller High Life's and talk about some recent releases: "Last Night in Soho" (8:45), "Halloween Kills" (27:00), and "Titane" (56:45)

"Last Night in Soho," "Halloween Kills," and "Titane"

Halloween Kills' overpowered villain torpedoes its best ideas.

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Episode 375: Halloween Kills

Laurie Strode has a daughter who needs to survive Michael in these ones.



***THESE REVIEWS OF HALLOWEENS 4 + 5 ARE FULL SPOILERS***


HALLOWEEN 4: THE RETURN OF MICHAEL MYERS REVIEW
Cast and Crew - 2:03
Specs - 10:15
Production Notes - 14:27
Plot Synopsis - 22:58
Best Scenes - 29:14

Worst Scenes and Diet Tips - 36:26
(Including We Need To Talk About Jamie - 39:04)
(And We Need To Talk About Pacing - 40:34)


HALLOWEEN 5: THE REVENGE OF MICHAEL MYERS REVIEW
Intro - 44:51
Cast and Crew - 45:10
Specs - 45:55
Production Notes - 47:55
(We Need To Talk About Jamie, Again - 48:40)
A Terrible Plot, Recapped - 53:52
Best Scenes - 1:02:26

The Mikes Get LOUD Over The Worst Of This Movie - 1:05:29
Party On Mike - 1:09:45
Painful Act 3 Breakdown - 1:12:43
Where H5 Fits in the Franchise - 1:15:49

Social Media/Words of Wisdom - 1:17:05


Mike, Mike, and Oscar take the trip to Haddonfield once again for Halloweens 4 & 5.  It may be 10 years later & a whole new cast of characters, but we get the return of the same old Michael Myers and his nemesis, the still unhinged and monologue happy doctor, Sam Loomis.  The Return is an excellent bad movie while The Revenge is perhaps an epically bad one. In either case, we have some fun breaking it all down in Part V of MMO does Halloween.

The anthology or potential cinematic universe of Halloween III: Season of the Witch was an epic fail.  We give you the full backstory on why & how they gave us these next two sequels in our production profile segments.  Then we dive as deep into the plots as our collective sanity might allow.  Though neither film would ever get a glimpse of a red carpet unless it was one stained in blood, these are both loaded movie reviews for us to savor.

Be sure to keep up to date with the entire series of Michael Myers film reviews as we lead up to the NEW 2018 Halloween movie event on October 19th!  Whether you’re a die hard fan or just need your fix for some movie talk, these episodes should fill that void.  Because if Michael teaches us anything, do not let the rage build up and have to fill said voids with carnage and dog meat and long walks and long slow walks and really long slow walks especially when a girl is trying to get inside of a building that you are walking toward really slow.

Also, we’re in the dead middle of the race towards the 2019 Academy Awards that we like to call The Oscars Sprint. And thus, we’re profiling contending movies and breaking down their chances in reviews we call our Oscar Sprint Profiles. Be sure to check out our OSPs of recent releases A Star is Born (ep 107) and Damien Chazelle’s First Man (ep 111). Then don’t forget to get into the scary movie spirit by answering our Six Degrees Of MMO Round 4 question, where we want to see your best chains connecting Jamie Lee Curtis, to Canadian actor and SNL alum Mike Myers. See what we did there?!

Reality sucks, keep watching all sorts of movies, whether scary, Oscar-y, or other-y; with us!

Halloweens 4 + 5 Review - Michael Myers: Eligible Bachelor  - MMO Does Halloween P. 5 - Ep 112

On this week’s episode, we all enjoy the new sequel to Halloween! Disregard everything you know and dive into the discussion on the only two films that matter in the franchise anymore; the original and this 2018 sequel. We all like the movie again, SHOCKER!, even if Jon’s audio sounds like he is podcasting while being smothered by Michael Myers with a pillow. Spoilers for the original film throughout, and the new film after the 20 minute mark.

Download. Listen. Enjoy!

0:01:00 Hitting The Reset Button on Halloween
0:11:00 Discussing The Relationships
0:15:00 Yay Or Nay To 2018 Version
0:19:30 Michael's Motivations
0:20:18 SPOILERS
0:23:00 Let’s Talk About The Doctor And Homages
0:32:00 Where Is The Ending Going?
0:39:00 In Michael’s Shoes

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We Enjoy A Happy Halloween

In our 133rd episode we're talking spine #152 in the Criterion Collection: David Gordon Green's GEORGE WASHINGTON from 2000.  First RJ talks about THE CREMATORS and MID 90s, and Jarrett talks about VELVET BUZZSAW, and PINEAPPLE EXPRESS.

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CINE ENTERTAINMENT TALK ist der zweiwöchentlich erscheinende Podcast des Entertainment Blog rund um das Thema Film und Fernsehen mit Schwerpunkt auf Action- und Genre-Produktionen von den 80ern bis heute. Seit 2015 haben wir eine Vielzahl an Episoden mit meist über zwei Stunden Laufzeit sowie zahlreiche weitere Specials produziert.

Thematisch ist (fast) nichts vor uns sicher. Bis dato haben wir u.a. Tribute an Meisterregisseure wie Wes Craven, Richard Donner und George A. Romero oder die Vita von Filmlegenden wie Christopher Lee, Analysen der Oscar-Verleihungen sowie vor allem ausführliche Kritiken weltberühmter Franchises wie MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, TERMINATOR und ALIEN veröffentlicht. Auch launig-informative Audiokommentare zu Party-Filmen wie MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE und PHANTOM KOMMANDO gehören zu unserem Repertoire. Darüber hinaus haben wir exklusive Interviews mit absoluten Größen der Unterhaltungsbranche geführt, darunter die Regisseure Christian Alvart (CAPTAIN FUTURE, TATORT, TSCHILLER), Dennis Gansel (MECHANIC: RESURRECTION, JIM KNOPF, NAPOLA), Sebastian Niemann (7 DAYS TO LIVE, HUI BUH, MORD IST MEIN GESCHÄFT, LIEBLING) und dem berühmt-berüchtigten Uwe Boll (RAMPAGE-Trilogie, SCHWERTER DES KÖNIGS-Trilogie, POSTAL) sowie Synchronsprecher-Legende Charles Rettinghaus (THE WALKING DEAD, "Jean-Claude Van Damme", "Robert Downey Jr.").

Wir, das sind Florian, Kevin, Dominik, Khalil, Tom, Tobias, Christoph, Sam und Michael sowie wechselnde Podgäste und "wiederkehrende Gastsprecher", lieben Filme und leben diese Passion höchst leidenschaftlich in unseren selbsttherapeutischen Gesprächsrunden aus, um gleichzeitig unser weniger Celluloid-verliebtes privates Umfeld zu entlasten und Euch zu erfreuen. Neben der Leidenschaft bringen wir jahrzehntelange Erfahrung als Filmjournalisten, Kritiker, Sachbuch- und Drehbuch-Autoren sowie selbst als Filmemacher mit.

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MMO is talk radio for movie fans with weekly news shows, reviews, previews, and special guests. We celebrate the Oscars by making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. If you love cinema, if you love showbiz, welcome home.

One couple talking about old and new horror movies, because of course.

Welcome movie friends! Join Scott as he goes through the wonderful world of movies including lists, old favorites, scene analysis, and tropes.

Mario Ponzio and Tom Nolan have each made a list of their 100 most pivotal films. Each week they will discuss another pair and break-down how they influenced them as film-goers and as people until they get to number 1.  They will also tackle just released, under-the-radar, and bad films, all while drinking different tasty local beers every week. Films, Beers, Talking.

The ONLY movie podcast for normal people! Breaking down films from the last decade through a queer rad/punk lens with guests from all aspects of the arts & entertainment community - and having a bunch of laughs doing it!

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