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Brandon & Lorin have returned with their first episode of 2022. We review Headlines in the refreshed segment - What's New; dive into the films we hope to see at Sundance during No Concessions; recap S2E1 of Euphoria; and of course, list our most-anticipated titles for quarter one. 

In the final week of the year, Brandon & Lorin bring you the grade-A content they streamed for 2021. They'll also touch on the multiple Streams of the Week including the new NBC comedy American Auto and the shrugfest that is The Matrix Resurrections.

The third entry into the Report Card 2021 series highlights all our favorite B-average content. We also talk early awards chatter with the latest film news and dissect the Big problem with Chris Noth. 

Brandon and Lorin recap the tv and film that earned Cs this year as they continue with the Report Card '21. They also discuss the Abbott Elementary preview, the Critics Choice TV noms, and the latest development in the 'Rust' shooting saga.

Brandon and Lorin begin their review of content with the Report Card 2021. This week will see them shine light on the projects from TV and film that barely made the cut - and some that straight out flunked. Welcome The D-List.

Lorin closes out this month's celebration of Native American Heritage Month with a review of the 2017 film, "Indian Horse." Elsewhere Brandon recaps the new film "The Humans" in an extensive Streams of the Week segment. RIP Virgil and Stephen.

Brandon and Lorin tackle two 90s films centered on the Native American experience: 1990's Academy Award-winner Dances With Wolves, and the 1993 biopic Geronimo: An American Legend. 

This week Brandon brings our film pick in celebration of Native American Heritage Month with the murder mystery, Wind River. Elsewhere we talk the latest in Disney news and get a small preview of another Jeremy Renner project - Paramount Plus' Mayor of Kingstown.

For the month of November, Brandon and Lorin will celebrate American Indian Heritage Month by reviewing movies that center on the Indigenous experience here in the United States. The first pick is the 2002 family drama, Skins, directed by Chris Eyre. Elsewhere they discuss the latest trailers, Marvel's Eternals, and the tragedy that transpired at Friday's Astroworld Music Festival.

Brandon & Lorin get in the spirit of the spooky season with a review each of a Halloween-themed film. Brandon recaps the haunted classic, House of Wax, while Lorin digested the more recent zombie hit, Train to Busan. Elsewhere they cover a gamut of headlines and look forward to a special November honoring #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth.