Adam Rackoff returns to the show as he is joined by with Becky D Anna, the most hardcore twilight zone fans I've ever met talk about the twilight zone film on the show.

KAIJUMANIA IS RUNNING WILD BROTHA, check out this review of Pacific rim 2 aka Pacific Rim Uprising

Was really looking good for this film, let me explain why I didn't enjoy Wes Anderson's latest project, Isle of Dogs

After attending the screening to Floyd Normans documentary at the SVA Theater and getting the chance to see him live. Had to make an episode dedicated to him and discuss a personal feeling ive had after watching it. The doc is available on Netflix and on DVD, look it up on their website.

After 8 years of filming, Ian Vega will be discussing his history and journey of his young film career.

So my professor at the time made a film a film all the way back in the 1970's called 'Harlem School 1970' after his screening in the New York Paley Center, wanted to interview him about the progress and history of the film.

Bill Plympton considers this film to be the Citizen Kane of animation, so that caught my interest and wanted to cover it on the podcast

Adam Rackoff joins the show as we disucss the difference between the old and new Star Wars films, the battle of the generations.

In all my years, I've never seen a film so bad and disgraceful in the film industry. I am a very passionate person for the film industry who doesn't enjoy seeing it at its worst and this film was the absolute worst.WARNING: RANT

Revisiting the 2014 Godzilla film, boy is it something. Is it as good as I remembered it back in its screening in 2014. Well here are my thoughts.