Inspired by Four Lions. Written and produced by Ryan Seybold. Performed by Deborah Peters, Jason Peters, and Ryan Seybold.

Jason and Ryan strap on their protective gear and attempt to handle this volatile, explosive comedy in 2010's Four Lions from director Christopher Morris. This is possibly still the only terrorism satire to be distributed on such a wide level, for obvious reasons. Does the film toe the line effectively or jump right across? Listen now and find out on this week's episode of Esoterica Cinema!

Join Jason as he travels back to 1979 to review Norman Jewison and Al Pacino's And Justice For All

Inspired by L'Avventura. Written & Produced by Jason Peters. Performed by Jason Peters & Ryan Seybold.

Jason and Ryan go back to Italy circa 1960, where both experience their first Michelangelo Antonioni film in the misleadingly titled L'Avventura. Among other grand, evocative language, this film has been described as imparting a new language upon cinema. Is such talk hyperbole or does the film deliver? Come join the discussion and find out! (P.S. Jason apologizes for the shite audio. It shan't happen again.)

Join Ryan as he takes a trip back to 1960 to review Georges Franju's classic horror film Eyes Without a Face.

Join Jason as he reviews Jordan Peele's 2022 sci-fi/horror film Nope starring Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer

Join Ryan as he looks at Ari Aster's 2019 daytime horror film Midsommar, starring Florence Pugh and Will Poulter

Join Jason as he gives a brief, sprawling review of his experience with the 2022 dramedy The Banshees of Inisherin, starring Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson, and written and directed by Martin McDonagh.

Is it a good movie? Check.

Does it make some really strange decisions? Also, check.

This week, Ryan looks at director SS Rajamouli's 6-hour, 2-part epic, The Baahubali Saga.

With it's epic production design and sweeping visuals, this film is a beautiful, over-the-top treat for your eyes and ears.