This week we discuss the indie film, Who We Are Now. We tell you all about it so you don't have to watch it.

In this episode we discuss the indie film, Outside In. We talk about the movie's themes of re-entry into society, longing, and unexpected friendships.

In this week's episode we analyzed the movie, Tully. We talked about the film's themes of motherhood, growing up, and asking for help.

This week we discuss and rank the indie film, Bad Education. We analyze the cinematography, interesting plot points, and dramatic twists and turns of this movie.

This week for the podcast we analyze the indie film, Person to Person. We talk about the different character's plotlines, discuss different directions this movie could have gone in, and speak on what draws us to a movie.

This week for the podcast we watched the foreign film, The Unknown Girl. Our discussion involved our thoughts on the mystery as well as random musings we had while watching.

This week we decided to watch yet another movie with an unstable Howard in it: Wakefield, starring Bryan Cranston. Our review includes little kid impersonations, attempts to figure out Howard's reasoning, and a running list of questions we had throughtout this movie. This is a thinker, folks!

For this week's podcast we chat about the movie, The Kings of Summer. From Boston Market anecdotes to multiple montages- this is a weird one, folks.

This week for the podcast we are all abuzz about the film, Honey Boy. We breakdown the movie by talking about a child actor's strained relationship with his dad, make connections between other movies and Shia LaBeouf's real life, and detail how this movie jumps back and forth between two decades.

This week we breakdown Infinitely Polar Bear. We were impressed by this film's take on how mental illness affects an individual as well as their family.

Editor's note: The final thoughts segment had to be cut out due to technical difficulties. That being said, it's pretty obvious what our thoughts are on this movie.