Films On Tap Podcast

IT'S BEEN A WHIIIIIILE!!! Life seems to get in the way sometimes more often than not. However, we are back with another episode and many more to come. This one's about Underrated Comedies! Just like the title says! Incredible right?! I KNOW!!! CRAZY! Check it out and see if we bring up a few comedies you agree with that are less seen or perhaps find a gem you've slept on in the past. CHEERS!

IT'S BEEN A WHIIIIIILE!!! Life seems to get in the way sometimes more often than not. However, we are back with another episode and many more to come. This one's about Underrated Comedies! Just like the title says! Incredible right?! I KNOW!!! CRAZY! Check it out and see if we bring up a few comedies you agree with that are less seen or perhaps find a gem you've slept on in the past. CHEERS!

After yet another haitus (Hey, live happens guys), we come back to finish off a light summer movie review in a stagnant field of choices. With many more movies on the horizon the crew hopes for a better selection moving forward through the year.

It's Nostalgia time. The crew speaks about the films of their past and the memories it digs up. Laughs were had, truths were revealed, and it gets interesting.

On this episode the crew gets together to discuss the highly-anticipated Mission: Impossible - Fallout and gives their thoughts surrounding the firing of James Gunn from the directors seat of Guardians of the Galaxy 3.

The crew comes together to reveal their choices for the best and worst films of 2018 so far.

Despite its financial success, the crew weighs in with their thoughts on Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom as well as reviews of Incredibles 2, Sicario 2, and some fun stories on this episode of the Films On Tap Podcast!

The summer lineup nearly upon us, but the crew gives some polar reviews of Hereditary and Jim finds his "Detroit" of the Year in Hotel Artemis.

The crew gives their State of the Comedic World discussion highlighting the issues surrounding politically-correct comedy, the comments of Roseanne, Samantha Bee, and an issue that hits home for former and currently related podcasts as the Australian DJ Nick Bertke, aka Pogo, publicly states his dislike for homosexuals and the backlash of all the subjects.

Back in action, the crew discusses their recent watches in Solo, Action Point, and a few other topics on this weeks episode of The Films On Tap Podcast.