Hollywood Already Did It

Due to COVID19 the final movie in Daniel Craig's James Bond, No Time to Die, has been delayed. So instead we are looking back at Dr. No, along with Steve Cravens from High Voltage Media, to discuss the history of the film, how it holds up today, what made it relevant in the 60's and how it launched the secret agent genre, and inspired film for decades.

Via Skype to maintain our social distancing, Blake and Terrence are joined by Adam Hlavac (Hyper RPG) to discuss Bloodshot upon its VOD release and compare it to the comic, a potential Valiant Comic Universe, and of course the ever changing landscape of film.

We are recording during COVID19 in self isolation, and since all of the movies have pushed we are discussing A Quiet Place, instead of A Quiet Place 2, and The Hunt which came out on VOD due to a lower theater release. If the audio is not up to standard, we apologize as we did everything remotely for the first time!

This episode stars Blake Schultz and Terrence Tatum. You can follow us on all the social medias, and leave us a rating and review!

Blake and Terrence look at their top ten lists of 2018, and their anticipated movies for 2019.

Blake and Terrence discuss The Upside, the remake of the French film The Intouchables, and what makes a good foreign remake, and how you can drop the ball bringing a story across seas.

After two decades, the Eastrail 177 trilogy has come to a conclusion with Glass. The sequel to Split, which was the surprise sequel to Unbreakable. Blake and Zeyne discuss the ins and outs of the movie, how it succeeds in many ways and fails to move the super hero genre forward.

EVERYTHING IS AWESOME! Except for the box office for the movie.... BUT, the movie itself is awesome, and possibly a fitting end to the LEGO franchise.

Blake is joined by Matt Konopka (Killer Horror Critic) and Zeyne to discuss Alita Battle Angel, the adaptation of the long running manga and anime, and the perils of world building and assuming you're getting a sequel.

In a special bonus episode to celebrate President's Day (Or Valentine's Day cause we love our fans?) or just cause there was a ton out this weekend, Blake is joined by Matt Konopka (Killer Horror Critic) to discuss the sequel to Happy Death Day, and the unique challenges in marketing this sequel.

Captain Marvel has exploded onto the scene in the 21st installment of the MCU, and the first one to be female led. Blake and Terrence discuss the movie, its adaptation of the character, prequels working in the MCU, and the controversy around the film.