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Hey hey! Tim & Andrew continue their Bands on the Reel series with 1968’s Head. Wherein the Monkees keep trying to escape a box and/or themselves. Very strange, very unique, and quite the ride.

Tim and Andrew check out and discuss the 24th film in the MCU, Black Widow. A family drama/spy thriller.

Welcome to our summer series, Bands on the Reel. We’ll be diving deep into star vehicles for music bands. This first part focuses on the quintessential band showcase film, 1964’s A Hard Day’s Night.

The history of the “genre” is discussed, and Tim and Andrew debate which Beatle was the better actor. It’s not much of a contest.

Stay tuned for more of these over the summer.

Tim & Andrew review and discuss the screen adaptation of In the Heights. Head down to your local bodega, get some coffee, and have a listen.

Andrew reviews and discusses the third/eighth Conjuring film with Chase and Lily from Hair of the Werewolf. Did the Devil make him do it, or was it Blondie?

Non spoiler review (00:00) Conjuring Universe discussion with spoilers (22:40)

Check out the Hair of the Werewolf podcast here: Click Me!

Tim and Andrew’s rundown of this year’s Best Picture nominees concludes with the fictional entries.  More drive-in titles are discussed, also their votes for Best Picture.

The Father (1:32), Minari (6:13), Promising Young Woman (12:42), Sound of Metal (18:55), Our votes (24:15).

Tim and Andrew’s rundown of this year’s Best Picture nominees. In this first part, they discuss the “non-fictional” entries, drive-in titles, and the problems of knowing too much history.

Judas and the Black Messiah (1:27), Mank (9:27), Nomadland (18:35), and The Trial of the Chicago 7 (27:05).

Andrew and Tim air some film-related skeletons in their closets.

To celebrate Twin Peaks Day, Andrew takes you through David Lynch’s filmography, using Twin Peaks as a compass. Best enjoyed with cherry pie and damn good coffee.

Tim & Andrew head to Sundance to review the debut feature of Carey Williams. A social media retelling of Romeo and Juliet, R#J.