The Posers sit down to talk about Latinx Heritage Month from their perspective. When did they first hear about it, and how does living in a U.S. Colony influence their view of the month? As well, they discuss Puerto Rico’s film industry and recommend four films by Puerto Rican directors.

The Posers sit down with writer, producer, and director Dany Flores. They talk about Dany’s past projects as well as future projects—and how you can get your stories made. They also dive deep into their current favorite queer stories, and what they want to see moving forward when it comes to representation in film and television in front of the camera as well as behind it.

Happy birthday, Keanu Reeves! The Posers decided to honor the man himself and record this episode on his birthday. Now YOU get to listen to them explore his filmography, what people say and think about Keanu, and why Gabriela is considered the Keanu Reeves stan—as well as what Keanu Reeves movie left Josie losing hope for the rest of his films.

Ana Sofía leads the Film Posers through a breakdown of David Lynch's debut picture Eraserhead (1977).

The Film Posers host the Viewer's Perspective Panel with special guests Latinx Lens (@rosareviews & @thingscatloves), Pop Nerd Lounge (@stephpham), and Full Circle Cinema's Head of Marketing/Film Critic (@CaptainMelendez). Tune in and listen to find out what we think about stereotypes and typecasting, POC's in the media, what we've finally love to see more of, and a plea to influential platforms to hire more POC film critics.

Join the Film Posers as they discuss their top worst films ever and the worst films they’ve seen in 2020. It’s a wild ride, so bring your snacks and prepare to not add these to your watchlist.

The Posers sit down and chat with the creatives behind Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado—Co-Directors Cristina Costantini and Kareem Tabsch as well as Producer Alex Fumero. Find out more about the life of the private Latin American icon as well as how this has impacted their lives and their projects from now on.

During this episode of Film Posers, the Posers are accompanied by award-winning author Zoraida Córdova to discuss book-to-movie and book-to-TV adaptations as well as her experience with her book Labyrinth Lost currently under option.

In this episode of Film Posers, the Posers are back to talk to you about the current state of moviegoing, what movie they would venture to a theater in a hazmat suit for, and what streaming service you should invest in during this time.