The second part of the trilogy covering Martin McDonagh's filmography, Seven Psychopaths. More discussions of similar topics as the last episode such as unintentional racism as well as the brilliance of Sam Rockwell. 

This week marks the beginning of a trilogy of episodes covering the career of Martin McDonagh. First up is the 2008 film, In Bruges where we have discussions on dwarves and unintentional racism. 

This week's episode will be me talking about the films I watched in September. 

This is the plan for the future as well as an explanation as why there is no episode being released today. 

This week will be my full ranking of the live action Star Wars films from the original trilogy to the prequels to the sequels to everything in between. 

This week's episode covers Joseph Gordon-Levitt's directorial debut, the romantic comedy, Don Jon. 

Sorry for the gap between episodes. I was sick (which is also why the audio isn't great) but I was able to get this episode out for this week. 

Joined by two guests this week, we cover the 2004 film, Collateral. We get into talking about the film as well Tom Cruise stunts when he gets older, Hulk growing facial hair and much more. 

Apologies as some of my audio goes out and reverberates considerably. It is a small part around 30 minutes in and I apologize. It fixes itself but if people have a way to fix it in the future, that would be great. 

This week the podcast will be covering the Natalie Portman lead film, Black Swan. Dealing with topics such as assault and abuse, this episode doesn't feature as much comedy as usual but still creates interesting discussion. 

This week I will be covering a classic from 1975. The Sidney Lumet directed Dog Day Afternoon.