Classically Current

Classically Current

By Zach Frishman and Kyle BreyerTV & FilmFilm Reviews
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Classically Current episodes

  • *Christmas Special* Christmas Vacation (1989, PG-13) with Jen

    The coolest sister-in-law ever joins the podcast to talk about one of her favorite Christmas movies. Jen makes a case for why this should be Top 5 on our list as well as what makes it special to her and her family. So without further adieu, press the play button. 


    Christmas Vacation Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmEZ72Z5WpA 


    Stay tuned for our Top 5 Christmas movies as chosen by our listeners. 

    Be sure to follow us on Twitter @classicallycur1, or just search Classically Current Podcast where we give updates on our show. Feel free to message us and let us know what new films you would like for us to review in the future. You can also send us a voice memo down below in the show notes.

    16 min
  • *Christmas Special* Eight Crazy Nights (2002, PG-13) with Rudy

    Since our Home Alone episode fell through, Kyle interviews Rudy for his return on Classically Current. Rudy gives his take on why 8 Crazy Nights should be considered in our Top 5 Christmas movies list. It is short and sweet, but without further adieu, press the play button. 

    8 Crazy Nights Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwBxcIrEL4E  

    Stay tuned for the Christmas Vacation episode coming soon. 

    Be sure to follow us on Twitter @classicallycur1, or just search Classically Current Podcast where we give updates on our show. Feel free to message us and let us know what new films you would like for us to review in the future. You can also send us a voice memo down below in the show notes.

    11 min
  • *Christmas Special* Elf (2003, PG) with Mikey

    The greatest person I know joins the podcast to discuss his favorite Christmas movie. Mikey explains his reasoning as to why this movie should be on our Top 5 Christmas movies. He also talks about what makes this movie so special to him and his family around the holiday season. Without further adieu, press the play button.

    Elf Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gW9wRNqQ_P8 

    Stay tuned for more Christmas Listener takes coming soon.

    Be sure to follow us on Twitter @classicallycur1, or just search Classically Current Podcast where we give updates on our show. Feel free to message us and let us know what new films you would like for us to review in the future. You can also send us a voice memo down below in the show notes.


    23 min
  • *Christmas Special* The Christmas Card (2006, TV-G) with Mother Mary and Krista

    Zach brings in his mother Mary and his sister Krista to discuss their favorite Christmas movie. They talk about what makes this movie so special and worth your time around the holiday season. They also give their reasons why this movie should be on our Top 5 Christmas movies list. Make sure to stay until the very end because we introduce our very first bloopers segment.  Without further adieu, press the play button.  


    The Christmas Card Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lt3Ti1NRIGk 


    Stay tuned for more Christmas Listener takes coming soon. 


    New episodes are released every Friday at 10 am (CT). Be sure to follow us on Twitter @classicallycur1, or just search Classically Current Podcast where we give updates on our show. Feel free to message us and let us know what new films you would like for us to review in the future. You can also send us a voice memo down below in the show notes.

    Music by Kyle Breyer.

    27 min
  • *Christmas Special* It's A Wonderful Life (1947, PG) with Casey

    We asked some of our listeners to come on our show and talk about their favorite Christmas movies and boy did they deliver. Kyle and Zach will make a top 5 list of the best Christmas movie arguments. Listener Casey is first up on the list and he talks about why this film is his favorite Christmas movie as well as what makes it such a timeless classic. Moderate Spoiler Warning if you have not seen the film. 

    Without further adieu, press the play button. 

    It's A Wonderful Life Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewe4lg8zTYA   


    Stay tuned for four more Christmas Specials coming up next week. 

    31 min
  • Classic: Misery (1990, R)

    Today we talk about one of our favorite thrillers Misery, starring James Caan and the then-unknown Kathy Bates. We talk about the director profile, background info, the critical/commercial success, and we introduce a new segment called Did ya Know?. We also have some new Christmas specials coming up in the coming weeks so stay tuned for that. Without further adieu, press the play button. 

    Trailer for Misery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHQ9CPRfDsw 

    New episodes are released every Friday at 10 am (CT). Be sure to follow us on Twitter @classicallycur1, or just search Classically Current Podcast where we give updates on our show. Feel free to message us and let us know what new films you would like for us to review in the future. You can also send us a voice memo down below in the show notes.

    Music by Kyle Breyer.


    47 min
  • Current: Run (2020, PG-13)

    Today we talk about the Hulu original hit film Run starring Sarah Paulson and Kiera Allen. We talk about the director profile, background info, fun facts, critical/commercial success,  another Would Ya Momma Watch it?, as well as the films that influenced Run. So without further adieu, press the play button.   

    Trailer for Run: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf99oBP5mhQ 

    New episodes are released every Friday at 10 am (CT). Be sure to follow us on Twitter @classicallycur1, or just search Classically Current Podcast where we give updates on our show. Feel free to message us and let us know what new films you would like for us to review in the future. You can also send us a voice memo down below in the show notes. 

    Music by Kyle Breyer.

    44 min
  • *Thanksgiving Special* Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (1987, R)

    Today we talk about one of our favorite Thanksgiving movies. We talk about fun facts, the director profile, box office/commercial success, and talk about what makes this film so special. We hope everyone stays safe during the holiday season. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and make sure you check out Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. It is available to rent for $2.99 on Youtube, Vudu, Microsoft, Prime Video, iTunes, and Google Play. You can stream it currently with a subscription to Philo, Fubo TV, and AMC+.   

    Planes, Trains, and Automobiles Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfnvrPZSFb8  

    New episodes are released every Friday at 10 am (CT). Be sure to follow us on Twitter @classicallycur1, or just search Classically Current Podcast where we give the latest film/entertainment news as well as updates on our show. Feel free to message us and let us know what new films you would like for us to review in the future. You can also send us a voice memo down below in the show notes. Music by Kyle Breyer. 

    34 min
  • *Special* Release Date: Disney Edition

    Today on Classically Current, Zach and Kyle go over the most recent changes in the Disney release date schedule over the next couple of years and beyond. Be sure to listen for the most anticipated Disney movie release dates such as Marvel, Pixar, Disney Animation, Avatar, and many more. A full list is provided for you in the link below. We also have a guest appearance from my 18-month-old son. We hope you enjoy it!  Update: WandaVision will release January 15, 2021 List of Disney Release Dates: https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/article/upcoming-disney-movies/   

    New episodes are released every Friday at 10 am (CT). Be sure to follow us on Twitter @classicallycur1, or just search Classically Current Podcast where we give the latest film/entertainment news as well as updates on our show. Feel free to message us and let us know what new films you would like for us to review in the future. You can also send us a voice memo down below in the show notes.

    30 min
  • Current: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020, R)

    Zach and Kyle review the somewhat controversial film Borat Subsequent Moviefilm. We briefly get into the director profile, background info, critical/commercial success, and briefly return the Would Ya Momma Watch it? segment. . The review portion is extended in this episode. Some of the discussions may not be suitable for young viewers so this episode is our first with an Explicit tag on it. Mild spoiler warning for this episode. 

    Borat Subsequent Moviefilm trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvPTCvUnNQA 

    New episodes are released every Friday at 10 am (CT).

    Be sure to follow us on Twitter @classicallycur1, or just search Classically Current Podcast where we give the latest film/entertainment news as well as updates on our show. Feel free to message us and let us know what new films you would like for us to review in the future. You can also send us a voice memo down below in the show notes.

    Music by the Golden Living Room: Follow them on Twitter @goldenlivinroom and also Bandcamp at www.goldenlivingroom.bandcamp.com

    Additional Music by Kyle Breyer


    41 min

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