Filmsquid

Part 2 of our Oscars discussion is here! We delve into the rest of the nomination categories! We question why CODA wasn't nominated for Best Sound, suggest new ways how Best Animated Feature should be voted, wonder if Spider-Man: No Way Home really deserves to win it's one nomination in Visual Effects, and more!

We're back! And it's that time of year again, when Hollywood decides what are the best films of the year! What do we think of the nominations, and which one are we rooting for? Did your favorites make the list?

We're back and it's Oscars season! And we're quite impressed with this year's lineup! Who will take home the coveted Best Picture? We reveal our predictions and what we're rooting for!

What a year it's been for film! Not a lot of new releases to see, but several rewatches and going back to discover what film history has to offer. Stevo talks about his newly piqued interest in David Lynch films, and Jake talks about watching more Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese! That and so much more! What films did you rewatch/discover this year?

Jimmy Kustes, actor/writer/producer of the film Body Swap, joins us on Filmsquid to discuss his newest romantic comedy!

We jumped full on board watching more of Martin Scorsese's films! Coming up is Goodfellas, Casino, and The Departed! Also, Scorsese naturally rolls into watching Quentin Tarantino. Stevo introduces Jake to Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction and all the excitement that comes with it!

Hey everyone! Without even trying, we are now on a Martin Scorsese binge. We discuss his first personal film, Mean Streets, and a thriller masterpiece, Shutter Island. Also, Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko have left Netflix's adaption of a live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender! What does that mean for the future of the show?

We're back everyone! For those looking for information during these times of racism tension, many films offer unique and perhaps helpful perspective. We talk through a list of movies that we found beneficial, such as Selma, The Help, Fences, In the Heat of the Night, and A Taxi Driver.

We're back! What has everyone been watching while staying at home? We've had quite the lineup ourselves. Jake finally gets around to watching Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and Stevo found Denis Villeneuve's first films, August 32nd on Earth and Maelstrom.

Stuck in quarantine? So are we! But we're still recording and still watching movies! We discuss some films to watch on streaming services while stuck at home! Plus, both of us have discovered some incredible film history, such as the imagination of George Melies, the emotional depth of D.W. Griffith, and the art of the gag by Buster Keaton!