Today on cinema and cocktails. It's the "Get out of jail" episodes, as we highlight three crime dramas about trying to have some fun when you get out of the big house. This first is about a guy who wants to reunite his family in "The Ghost Who Walks", the second centers around the anger a daughter has towards her father in "Night Comes On", and the last is an epic tale of sacrifice and redemption in the "Shot Caller." All three films can be found on Netflix.

Prepare to have your head hurt as we dive into the multiverse asking a bunch of philosophical questions. Do we exist in parallel timelines? Is this life just a simulation? The answer may be found in the film "The Mandela Effect". If you had the chance to change the future, would you do it? The film "Enter Nowhere" examines those possibilities and ramifications. And lastly, if you could change timelines and live a new life, with new results, but be the same person, would you do it? Coherence examines this idea as well. All three can be found on Amazon Prime.

Happy New Year movie lovers from Cinema and Cocktails. In case you have enough of the ol' pigskin I've got three good ones to start the new year off with. The first is The Incredible Jessica James, followed by an interesting rom-com in My last 5 Girlfriends, and lastly, the one everyone has been talking about, Sylvie's Love. The Incredible Jessica James can be found on Netflix, while Sylive's Love and My last 5 Girlfriends are both available on Amazon Prime. So if you didn't get hammered last night, let's watch these movie s and make those drinks.

Instead of holiday movies, we are gonna dive into three feel good movies that will give you the "warm and fuzzies"...The first is a touching film about life, death, and moving on entitled I Will Follow, the second examines a new style of "teacher/student relationship" in Outside In, and Paul Rudd shows us how to overcome life's troubles in the Fundamentals of Caring. All three can be found on Netflix.

In episode 16 of Cinema and Cocktails, two high school kids conduct a cruel experiment on an unsuspecting old man in "The Good Neighbor", a woman gets lost in the woods and has to fight her out of "Rust Creek" and the movie "Hush" gives a new meaning to phrase hear no evil, speak no evil...Rust Creek and Hush can both be found on Netflix, while good neighbor is accessible on Amazon Prime via your cable provider. So let's make these drinks and watch these movies.

Episode 15 of Cinema and cocktails follows two boys as they go for a joy ride in the thriller Cop Car. An interracial family picks up and moves cross country and deals with a few issues in Little Boxes. A young man tries his best to stay out of prison in the film Imperial Dreams. All three movies can be found on Netflix

Interview with Producer from Malevolent Films, Alok Mishra and Emmy Nominated Actress Naomi Grossman from the hit thriller 1BR - *WARNING -Spoilers revealed along with adult language.

1:50- Naomi speaks on her favorite genre and other topics
14:02-How Alok chooses scripts
18:30-How Alok keeps everyone motivated
28:10-Naomi's technique for her roles
32:07-Naomi's take on Janice
34:32-Alok discusses music
40:15- Girl Power Theme
44:00- Understanding Sarah's character
48:00- Nailing of Sarahs Hands
56:00- Janice's relationship with Jerry
58:00- What Alok and Naomi like to drink
1:00 -What's next for Alok and Naomi

Revenge is the theme in episode 13 of Cinema and Cocktails, Starting off the Joe Edgerton and Jason Bateman in a film entitled the gift with enough tension to snap steel chain ...Macon Blair stars in the film gives a new meaning to the phrase, revenge is a dish best served cold..and you can't get any colder than this Blue Ruin. And lastly, Sundanese refugees escape one terror and face another as they look for a new place to call home in the new thriller, His house...All three can be found on Netflix...

In episode 12 of Cinema and cocktails, Maggie Gyllenhaal gets a new job working for James Spader, giving new meaning to the word Secretary. Claire Foy questions her sanity in the film UNSANE, and Obinna Nwachukwu gives us a very real and poignant view of the effects of gentrification in the new movie RESIDUE. Secretary can be found on Peacock, UNSANE is available on Amazon Prime and RESIDUE is a new release on Netflix.

Today on Cinema and Cocktails, Have you ever had a one night stand? And what happened when it was over? Analegih Tipton and Miles Teller give us a window into that rite of passage for all young adults in the film Two Night stand. When it comes to amnesia, if you've suffered from it you might have a lot of empathy for Mammadou Athie in Black Box- Both movies can be found on Amazon prime.