Dogwood Radio

Carter and Jonathan are back to discuss a trio of films deal with the consequences of film and television on characters within the films. The films include Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma directed by Jane Schoenbrun, Coyote vs. Acme directed by Dave Green and Remake directed by Ross McElwee.

Carter and Jonathan are back to review films whose directors have had multiple films released in the last 12 months. They begin with Anthony Bourdain biopic Tony directed by Matt Johnson, then the period mystery film The Samurai and the Prisoner directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa, and finish with the zombie film Colony directed by Yeon Sang-Ho.

Carter and Jonathan are back to discuss four films that were the first films released this decade by their respective directors. They start with The Rivals of Amziah King directed by Andrew Patterson before moving onto The End of Oak Street directed by David Robert Mitchell, Her Private Hell directed by Nicholas Winding-Refn, and wrap up with I Want Your Sex directed by Gregg Araki.

Carter and Jonathan break down the biggest movie of the year so far: The Odyssey directed by Christopher Nolan.

Carter and Jonathan review the two major animated releases of the summer so far

Carter and Jonathan are back to review three R-Rated comedies released this summer. They start with The Invite directed by Olivia Wilde, then Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass, and finally wrap up with Jackass: Best and Last.

Carter and Jonathan review three films that fall into the crime thriller or mystery genres: Tuner, The Furious and The Sheep Detectives

Carter and Jonathan are back to review Steven Spielberg's newest blockbuster, one of the best reviewed films of the year, and a dark period piece starring Hugh Jackman.

Carter and Jonathan review two films set in the world of fashion: The Devil Wears Prada 2 and I Love Boosters

Carter and Jonathan discuss two of the breakout hits of the year so far. Obsession and Backrooms are two horror films made by young directors who made their names on Youtube and now both films are bringing young people to the cinema in record numbers. Carter and Jonathan discuss whether the movies live up to the hype and give some thoughts on the state of the movies in 2026.