In this episode Connor talks about the new Val Kilmer documentary that will be streamed on Amazon Prime in the near future(0:50).  Then later he discusses popular members of Hollywood trashing Superhero films and labeling them as "Not Cinema"(4:21). Followed by the spoiler filled "What I've Been Watching" segment in which Connor discusses Raya and The Last Dragon and Luca; the latter of which is Pixar's first feature film released directly to Disney+ without a fee(15:14).

In this episode Connor talks about which actors of the 2000s/2010's could be remembered as generational talents (1:06).  Then later he seeks to find out which fantasy character would reign supreme over the likes of Drogon, Davy Jones, Darth Vader and others (9:36). Followed by the spoiler filled "What I've Been Watching" segment in which Connor discusses The Lost World; Steven Spielberg's last foray into the Dinosaur world as a director (16:53).

In this episode Connor talks about the implications of Amazon looking for actors comfortable with nudity for their Middle Earth TV series (0:58).  Then later he approaches a question posed to him on Instagram which asked, "What are easy movies to watch?" (7:29). Followed by the spoiler filled "What I've Been Watching" segment in which Connor discusses the HBO show Mare of Easttown and how it spins a perfectly well balanced true crime mystery while also perfectly capturing the feeling of a small town (13:26).

In this episode Connor talks about his feelings on two new movie trailers for Reminiscence on HBO MAX and Infinite on Paramount+ (1:22). Then later he addresses the opinion of a guest on the Corridor Crew Youtube channel who claimed Disney's live action Jungle Book was more visually pleasing than Andy Serkis's Mowgli (7:39). Followed by the spoiler filled "What I've Been Watching" segment in which Connor discusses The Conjuring 3 movie and how even if it isn't as scary as expected it provides a fun true crime vibe to interest the audience (13:52).

In this spoiler filled episode I discuss the sequel to the 2018 film A Quiet Place. In this one most of the cast returns with the addition of Cillian Murphy. Overall I found it to be an entertaining albeit shorter thriller type of film. If you liked the first one you will most likely enjoy this one even if it never really seems to live up to its predecessor. Hope you enjoy!

In this spoiler filled episode I'll be discussing Zach Snyder's newest zombie film starring Dave Bautista now streaming on Netflix. Tune in to hear me discuss my favorite scenes and characters along with some creative decisions that maybe I found odd or unpleasant at times. Hope you enjoy!

In this episode I discuss the Bollywood film Taare Zameen Par a movie that explores the journey of a child who is incapable of learning at the same speed as the other children. Can a system overloaded with children possibly teach one who needs very specific care in order for him to progress? Overall, I think this is a very charming endearing film that might be a tad too long but is still enjoyable and heart warming. Take a listen to hear more!

In this episode I explore the 2016 film Me Before You starring Emilia Clarke and Sam Claflin. I love both of these actors probably more than I should and I actually loved this movie when I was first introduced to it. But after having it recommended for this podcast by my Aunt Beth I felt like I should give it a deeper look. This led me to realize the romance between Lou and Will was super one sided with Will putting little to zero effort into it at all. Hear my explanation by clicking that play button!

In this episode I talk about a new fav; a movie that combines cool SciFi visuals, Ryan Gosling, and creepy Alien esque music from Hans Zimmer. This movie is not for everyone its a slow drama but the action is entertaining and the futuristic world is one of the most visually enticing I have seen in awhile. Hope you enjoy the episode.