Cinemental

This week we are joined by writer and president of Top Cow Publishing, Matt Hawkins to discuss one of his favorite films (and ours) "The Shawshank Redemption". Come listen to this first part of our recent chat, with the second part coming soon!

The second part of our epic conversation with writer James Ninness where we dig into his 'guilty pleasure' movie, the 1983 sci-fi/fantasy epic, "Krull". Is it a good film? Is it actually a subversive masterpiece? or is it just another 80s "Star Wars" wannabe. Listen in and you be the judge.

We had so much fun with this week's guest, writer James Ninness that we had to split his episode in TWO! Here in Part One, he joins us for one of his favorite films, Alex Garland's sci-fi-horror trip, "Annihilation" We also discuss over 50 fan-made and ALT posters in our "Down the Tubes" segment.

We spend this episode with the amazing Stoya discussing her favorite film (and one of ours as well) The Princess Bride. We dig into why this movie is so important for us as well as some great stories from our guest.

Our first ever show with a guest! We are joined by  Emmy Award-winning cartoonist Dean Haspiel to discuss one of his favorite films, "Once Upon a Time in the West" and a guilty pleasure, the late 70s slasher classic "Tourist Trap"! In our "Down the Tubes segment we discuss posters form both films.

We tackle Dexter Fletcher's 3rd biopic (if you count "Bohemian Rhapsody) showcasing the ups and downs of Elton John's early days up through super-stardom, his eventual fall and recovery.

We watch David Fincher's stunning adaptation of the F. Scott Fitzgerald short story, two of us for the first time. Check out what two serious Fincher fans have to say about this one after closing the book on his current library and placing it in it's proper rank among his other works.

This week the boys watch Jeremy Saulnier's brilliant gut-wrencher, "Green Room". If you haven't seen it, you should really do yourself a favor and do so. This young director's film is a masterclass of efficiency in storytelling. A valentine to to punk rock and an amazing follow-up to his highly regarded "Blue Ruin".

We sit down to discuss Michael Mann's crime/heist classic. We may have run on a little long. Enjoy!

Welcome to Cinemental! Join Hassan, Latham and Steve as they sit down to discuss John Boorman's classic interpretation of the legend of King Arthur. They also intro segments: "News that gives us Fits" - Entertainment news that causes to us to mostly just shake our heads in disbelief and "Down the Tubes" - a brief discussion of the movie posters from the film release. Learn a little bit about them along the way as they get comfortable and chat about movies, one of their favorite things to do.