
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


A murder mystery/whodunnit with an ensemble cast and a plot twist that challenges your idea of what should happen in a murder mystery. This week on the BCC Podcast, Beto chose "Knives Out", a movie he believes to be one of the best movies released in recent years. This was a fun and entertaining change of pace from the last few movies with darker themes although it does present a picture of the state of current events of the last few years that were too obvious to not take note of. We paired this episode with Nütrl, a vodka seltzer made with fruit juice. It was a nice and refreshing change of pace from the whiskey we had last episode and it had a really good taste. Stay tuned and up to date with episode releases on our IG: @buzzedcandidandcritical!
"I just can't beat it"; these are the words of the main character, Lee, who has experienced a terrible loss and can't bare to be in his hometown where the tragedy occurred. Milo chose this weeks movie and after holiday delays (Happy Holidays btw), the fellas were finally able to talk about one of the few grounded movies on our list of movies we've talked about. A story about grief, loss, growth, and ultimately, redemption, "Manchester by the Sea" follows Lee as he makes his way through another loss in his life and has to take on a challenge, one that we believe was meant to give him purpose, another shot at being happy. This all sounds so ambiguous, but even in the movie, the tragedy isn't presented until an hour in and we don't want to ruin the chance for you to experience the first of finding out what happened. As we enter the new year, we continue planning more projects to enhance your experience of listening to our podcast and we hope you stick around for what's in store!
IG: @buzzedcandidandcritical
We are back! After dealing with sickness, COVID, school and working on a festival, we were finally able to record this highly anticipated episode on the 2013 thriller/crime masterpiece, "Prisoners". This is one of those movies where you have to pay very close attention to all the details because every single piece of information that is presented to us is not wasted and it might take you a second watch to put two and two together, but that only makes you appreciate it so much more after that second viewing. Helmed by some of the most versatile actors (Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhall, and Paul Dano), the contrast of all of them plays a role in the grand scheme that is this movie; you have a man fueled by emotion and faith, a man fueled by logic, reason, and determination, and a man seemingly fueled by fear and submission. As per usual, we paired this episode with a variety 12 pack of Twisted Tea's which complimented the movie really well because of its low ABV and easy drinkability. We look forward to continuing on our regular schedule and we hope to finish off the second season before the year ends so stay tuned!
IG: @buzzedcandidandcritical
From the publisher's feed