Exiting Through The 2010s

Kevin Tudor joins us for his 2010s movie pick and starts out our month of horror movies from the decade with Adam Wingard's disaster of a sequel to the classic The Blair Witch Project. We touch on why the movie failed in 2016, the production secrecy and modernizing the look of the found footage style

The wonderful Rafa Sales Ross (Little White Lies, The Skinny) joins us with her pick of the best movie in the 2010s this episode in the oscar-nominated The Broken Circle Breakdown and its uniquely told love story. Together, we get around to talking about religion, the human condition, and Riverdale

We continue our discussion on the work in the prime years of Matthew McConaughey in the 2010s in what some maybe be a career-defining performance in the quietly powerful Mud. Bryden Doyle is here with his pick, together we talk about the treatment and or sideline of female characters in the movie and the underrated director/actor combo of Jeff Nichols and Michael Shannon 

Christina Tucker (Film Inquiry) is here with us to revisit 2016's "Christine", the true story of journalist Christine Chubbuck, who was the first person to commit suicide on national television by the time she was only thirty. We'll get around to talking about comparing "Kate Plays Christine" which premiered the same sundance, if Antonio Campos' portrayal is exploitative and how close Rebecca Hall was to an Oscar nomination 

With the comic book movie dominance surrounded by the MCU and DCU in the 2010s, Dredd achieves immediate cult status with its poor box office. Along with having Isaac Feldberg (Boston Globe, Roger Ebert) back with us, we chat about who really directed the majority of the movie between Alex Garland and Peter Travis and how 3D was implemented here to its best capability even when it ran its course by 2012

Remember Michael Fassbender in that big paper machete head a few years ago? Kinda? Cody Corrall (Paste) is here with a pick we forgot was as poignant as it is in Lenny Abrahamson's Frank. In the ep, we delve into the more pragmatic side of being a tortured artist with mental illness and the underrated career of Domhnall Gleeson

Let's think back to one of the decade's most unique genre pictures in Ana Lily Amirpour's directorial debut. The delightful Kayleigh Donaldson (IGN, Slash film, Screen Rant) is here to rattle off past and 2010s vampire movie knowledge, the film's fierce soundtrack, and short films being adapted into features 

Few years ago this month, The Meg was a movie that was dropped by a major studio and people liked then forgot about. On this ep, Sophia Karr and Kat/Dylan Shubert (Have You Heard The Good News Podcast) join Jack and Clay to give us why this is one of the blockbusters worth reexamining and the four of us talking about the oral history of shark movies and recreating B movies in the 2010s

It's the finale of our Oscar-winning documentaries series and closing us out is an investigation into late 2010s era capitalism in American Factory. Fiona Underhill (Jumpcut Online) joins us for the tenth doc to win the oscar in the decade and we talk about the issues with Obama's involvement with serving as producers here and our love for the editing, as it brings moments of unexpected comedy. Plus, Jack and Clay give their rankings!

The amazing Jaimie Rebanal (Cinema from the spectrum) is here for all things rocking climbing and toxic boyfriends in Alex Honnold's achievement we witnessed with Free Solo. We dig into the academy awarding this the oscar on behalf on National Geographic docs and our fascination with an ahelettes obessions with perfection