This week we talked about the independent film, Never Let Me Go. This movie had it all- romance, an alternate reality, and moral dilemmas. We had a lot to say about this one!

This week for the podcast we watched the indie film, Brick. We discuss its twists and turns, have many an aside (shoutout to Brain from Arthur), and go into common indie tropes. This is another weird one, folks.

In this week's episode we get a glimpse into life in the rural Ozarks of Missouri. Winter's Bone brought us artsy squirrels, mystery, and sadness.

This week for the podcast we watched Donnie Darko. This movie was quite an odd one with plot twists, a complex protagonist, and a giant scary rabbit.

In this episode we discuss the indie film, Your Sister's Sister. We went through the different plot points, themes, and our qualms with the movie.

In this episode we dicussed the indie film, The Half of It. We talked about the interesting shots, tender moments, and character growth.

This week we watched and discussed the movie, mid90s. We reminisced about 90s culture, got into the PSA elements of the movie, and mentioned our qualms with the plot. This film may be short, but it led to a lot of conversation.

This week we watched our most headscratching indie film to date, The Lighthouse. This movie has colorful language such as monkeypump, wickie, cistern, and grum- but don't let that fool you it's filmed in black and white.

This week we watched the indie film, Troop Zero. We had differing opinions on whether this movie was worth our time, but conversation ensued nonetheless.

This week is 99% our take on the indie film, Portrait of a Lady on Fire and 1% a debate between Twizzlers and Red Vines. Through discussion we discover deeper meanings behind various plot points.