Happy 4/20 Collateral Cinema Fans! Hosts Beau, Robert & Joseph Smoked An Immense Amount of Sweet Cheeba In Order To Bring You Our First Annual 4/20 Holiday Special, And We Decided To Discuss A Movie That Is Near & Dear To Us For Many, Many Reasons: Jesse Dylan's 2001 Cult Stoner/Buddy/College Movie "How High", Starring Method Man, (@methodman) and Redman. (@TheRealRedman) We Get Super-Baked, As We Discuss The Memorable Characters, Hilarious Situations, Solid Casting, Funny Performances, and Copious Amounts of Dank That Was Consumed To Bring You This Incredibly Funny & Goodhearted Stoner Movie! Also, This Will Be A Two-Part Celebration of #420, As We'll Be Doing Our First "At The Theater" Review of Broken Lizard's Brand-New Stoner Sequal, "Super Troopers 2". So Gather Round, Roll Up Ten or Twenty Blunts, and Light That Shit, Smoke That Shit, Pass That Shit!!!!

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Title: Hardcore Henry [Wikipedia] [IMDb]

Director: Ilya Naishuller

Producers: Timur Bekmambetov, Inga Vainshtein Smith, Ilya Naishuller, Ekaterina Kononenko

Writer: Ilya Naishuller

Stars: Sharlto Copley, Danila Kozlovsky, Haley Bennett, Svetlana Ustinova, Tim Roth

Release date: April 8, 2016 (US)

SHOWNOTES: Greetings, Collateral Cinema fans! Today, we turn to our cohost Frankie Avila to choose our featured film, and let's just say he threw us a curveball: Ilya Naishuller's groundbreaking first-person action/sci-fi flick Hardcore Henry. This one was a bit challenging, folks; host Beau Maddox found the movie a bit boring near the end, yet Frankie made his case for the daring stuntwork, innovative directing/cinematography, and the sheer originality of it all. Join us, as we unpack everything there is to see in this crazy Russian-American production!

Note: due to technical difficulties, we were unable to include any movie clips or music from this film. We will have our full production back in time for our 4/20 episode featuring How High.

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Greetings Collateral Cinema Fans! Today, We Turn to Our Cohost Frankie Avila to Choose Our Featured Film, and Let's Just Say He Threw Us A Curveball: Ilya Naishuller's Groundbreaking First-Person Action/SciFi Flick "Hardcore Henry". This One Was A Bit Challenging, Folks; Host Beau Maddox Found The Movie A Bit Boring Near The End, Yet Frankie Made His Case For The Daring Stuntwork, Innovative Directing/Cinematography, and The Sheer Originality of It All. Join us, As We Unpack Everything There Is To See In This Crazy Russian-American Production!

Note: Due to Technical Difficulties, We Were Unable to Include Any Movie Clips or Music From This Film. We Will Have Our Full Production Back In Time For Our 4/20 Episode Featuring "How High".

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Title: Margam

Director: Aurélia Marine

Producers: Louis Bernard, Alessandro De Marco

Writers: Louis Bernard, Aurélia Marine

Stars: Louis Bernard, Mitchell Snell, Lucy Ford

Release date: 2015

SHOWNOTES: Welcome back movie nerds! We're excited to bring you the first in what will hopefully be many mini-episodes focusing on independent filmmaking. Our featured short film comes to us by way of Mr. Louis Bernard (@louisgbernard), called Margam; an atmospheric horror/suspense flick that really impressed us with its minimalist tone, solid acting/writing, and gorgeous cinematography. This short took our breath away, and we're sure it'll do the same for you!

Collateral Cinema is on Apple Podcasts, Chill Lover Radio, Podcoin, and wherever else you get your podcasts. Also, support us on Patreon, where you can find exclusive full-length commentaries on our favorite movies!

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Welcome Back Movie Nerds! We're Excited to Bring You The First in What Will Hopefully Be Many Mini-Episodes Focusing on Independent Filmmaking. Our Featured Short Film Comes to Us By Way of Mr. Louis Bernard, (@LouisGBernard) Called "Margam"; An Atmospheric Horror/Suspense Flick That Really Impressed Us With It's Minimalist Tone, Solid Acting/Writing & Gorgeous Cinematography. This Short took Our Breath Away, & We're Sure It'll Do The Same For You!

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Title: Halloween [Wikipedia] [IMDb]

Director: John Carpenter

Producer: Debra Hill

Writers: John Carpenter, Debra Hill

Stars: Donald Pleasence, Jamie Lee Curtis, P. J. Soles, Nancy Loomis

Release date: October 25, 1978

SHOWNOTES: With the dawn of a new era in the Halloween franchise slowly creeping upon us, Collateral Cinema hosts Beau, Rob, and Frankie hearken back to the origin of everyone's favorite masked implacable killer by analyzing and discussing John Carpenter's 1978 horror breakthrough, Halloween. We discuss the overall history of the franchise, the impact the $300,000 budget had on the story, the stellar acting of Donald Pleasence and Jamie Lee Curtis, the upcoming reboot helmed by Danny McBride and Carpenter himself, and the overall cultural impact this movie had on the horror and slasher genres. Come for the terror, stay for the discussion!

Collateral Cinema is on Apple Podcasts, Chill Lover Radio, Podcoin, and wherever else you get your podcasts. Also, support us on Patreon, where you can find exclusive full-length commentaries on our favorite movies!

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With the Dawn of A New Era In the Halloween Franchise Slowly Creeping Upon Us, Collateral Cinema Hosts Beau, Rob & Frankie Hearken Back to the Origin of Everyone's Favorite Masked Implacable Killer by Analysing & Discussing John Carpenter's 1978 Horror Breakthrough, "Halloween". We Discuss the Overall History of the Franchise; the Impact the $300,000 Budget had on the story; the Stellar Acting of Donald Pleasence & Jamie Lee Curtis; The Upcoming Reboot Helmed by Danny McBride and Carpenter Himself; and the Overall Cultural Impact This Movie Had on the Horror & Slasher Genres. Come for the Terror, Stay for the Discussion!

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(Collateral Cinema is an LCompany Production. Intro Song is a License-Free Beat by Dark Sunn @DarkSunn. All Music & Movie Clips are Owned by Their Respective Creators, and are Used for Educational Purposes only.)