Board Game Cinema is a weekly podcast.  This week the theme is "dystopia" as we look at the film "What Happened to Monday?" (2017) and  board game "Euphoria" (2013).  In this special episode we have a round table discussion with Nathan, Brooks, and Louis.  We discuss birthday present regrets, worker placement games,  and nick names.  Along with some plot holes, film analysis,  and some laughs.  Grab your poorly educated workers, and your overpopulation solutions and lets go!

Board Game Cinema is a weekly podcast where we look at one movie recommendation and a board game that matches the film's theme or flavor.  This week we continue our month long look at spooky movies and creepy games in celebration of Halloween. First up we look at British Horror Drama- The Awakening (2011). Set in a Boys Boarding school in the English countryside the movie is an old school ghost thriller....or is it??  Then we look at a game that pairs well with it Mysterium (2015). In Mysterium you work with a ghost and other psychic investigators in 1920's Scotland to try and find justice for the poor, departed soul.  So light some candles, hold hands and begin the chanting because this week we are all about the Séance!

Grab your broom, mop, and vacuum-tonight we ride!  Board Game Cinema is a weekly podcast where we discuss a movie and talk about why it is great.  Then we look at a movie that match the movie with the same theme and flavor as the film.  This week we are joined by a round table of guests- Brigid, Tanya, Erin, and Brooks to talk about a beloved Halloween movie Hocus Pocus (1993).  Then we talk about the game of the same name Hocus Pocus (2020).  We discuss some Hocus Pocus trivia, the disturbing subtext of Sarah Sanderson and the real reason for the Dennison family move.

Board Game Cinema is a weekly podcast where we discuss a movie we love and then a board game that matches the same theme or flavor of the film.  It is a Movie and Board Game Double Feature Recommendation.  This week we continue our October focus on horror movies and look at the classic horror film The Shining (1980) and the Board Game of the same name The Shining from (2020).  So grab your NASA sweater and your big wheel, avoid the twins and the elevators full of blood. If we work together we can dodge the axe, get out of this maze, and into the snow cat!

Board Game Cinema is a weekly podcast where we discuss a movie that we love and a board game to play after watching it that matches the same theme or flavor as the film.  This week as we enter Fall and slowly march towards Halloween we take a look at the horror comedy film Shaun of the Dead (2004).  We pair that film with one of our favorite board games of all time Dead of Winter (2014).  So grab your cricket bat and that red tooth die and dive right in.

In space no one can hear you scream at that gaming table. This week on the podcast we talk about Ridley Scott's sci-fi masterpiece Alien (1979).  I give my two cents on one of the most iconic genre films ever, what makes it so great, why I love it, and how it changed cinema.  After watching the movie we play a game tailor made for the movie Alien, the game Escape from the Aliens in Outer space (2010). So get ready to hug your cat and watch out for the traitorous, milk blooded Androids.

On this special episode I am joined  by a few Special Guests!  Brooks returns along with Brigid and Matt.  We discuss the underrated classic mishmash of genres- The Guest (2014) , why trailers show too much these days, the worst movie poster of all time, and have a few laughs.  Then the group discusses a strange pick for a board game to pair with it, Not Alone (2016).  We talk about one versus all games, what makes a board game fun and crocodiles in space.

This is a weekly podcast where we look at a movie recommendation and a board game selection that pairs well with it. It is a recipe for a great movie and board game night.

This is a weekly podcast we’re we look at a movie and board game that pair well together. This weeks theme is California Noir and this week we have a special guest Louis L.