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This week Brandon and Lorin start their second set of "Write a Theme" film reviews. This month the focus turns to religious-themed movies. Lorin reviews Netflix's "Johnny," a film honoring the life of the late Polish priest Jan Kaczkowski. And Brandon recaps the 2019 family drama, "Breakthrough" starring Chrissy Metz and Topher Grace. Elsewhere we discuss the latest episode of HBO Max's "Perry Mason."

Brandon and Lorin return to the wilderness recapping the season two premiere of SHOWTIME's hit thriller series, Yellowjackets. The twisted tale of survival then and now reunites us with our four core characters - Shauna, Taissa, Natalie, and Misty - while introducing us to some new characters from the past and present. Elsewhere Brandon details his California dreamin' and the duo recap "Chapter Twelve" of HBO's Perry Mason.

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We bid March adieu with our Q1 review and prepare for the upcoming titles in April, May, and June. Elsewhere we recap "Chapter Ten" of Perry Mason.

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Brandon and Lorin recap the 95th Academy Awards marking the end of an exceptionally emotional awards season. After last year's tumultuous telecast, the Oscars seemed to return to what was important: the art of film. Indie darling "Everything Everywhere All At Once" completed its Cinderella story with record-breaking wins, followed by Netflix's anti-war film "All Quiet on the Western Front." We also discuss the season finale of HBO's stellar adaptation of "The Last of Us" and the premiere of season two of "Perry Mason." 

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The penultimate episode before the Oscars recaps the winners of the Screen Actor's Guild and Independent Spirit Awards. Both telecasts highlight a new trend: award shows streaming online. Elsewhere we start Women's History Month with a discussion on the gradual shift to non-gendered categories. 

Today's episode introduces a new segment to our Feature Presentation: "I Want You to Write...a Theme." Brandon and Lorin select films/shows all with similar themes and do a deep dive into their makeup. The duo discusses what the projects have in common, what makes them different, and how these differences may subvert a particular genre or thematic tropes. 

This week Brandon & Lorin recap the respective winners of this weekend's two film industry award ceremonies: the DGAs and BAFTAs. While the Director's Guild of America seemed to align with the frontrunners this season, the Brits championed All Quiet on the Western Front and The Banshees of Inisherin for an unexpected detour. Elsewhere the duo has new entries in their Dollar Bin Theatre segment.  

This week Brandon & Lorin recap Super Bowl 57: the game, the commercials, and the halftime show all culminated in a win for Fox. Elsewhere we discuss the pivotal fifth episode of "The Last of Us" and review more Dollar Bin Theatre films for February. 

The first episode of February highlights the history of nudity in film. Where did it all begin and why do the States seem so obsessed with banning it? It's also Black History Month, so Brandon & Lorin highlight important moments, people, and content of Blackness from the entertainment realm. 

Happy February. This week Brandon & Lorin recap the events that took place in Park City, UT as the Sundance Film Festival returned to an in-person format. They discuss the winners and titles that have been purchased by studios for distribution throughout the year. For Streams of the Week, they discuss episode two of "The Last of Us" and riff on the Oscar-nominated film, "Tar," from director Todd Fields and starring Cate Blanchett.