It’s the second installment of our Outdoor Summer Movie series and this time we checked out the 1993 classic Jurassic Park as hosted by Eat See Hear. In this episode, Greg shares his own dinosaur expertise and advanced Jurassic Park lore, Lauren questions the science of Mr. DNA and together they try to answer the question ‘would Jurassic Park actually be fun in real life? Music: http://www.bensound.com

In our first audience suggested episode we tackle a Kung Fu

classic, Project A. Greg teaches Lauren about Hong Kong Cinema history and

shows her that you don't need a lot of plot or character backgrounds to make an

enjoyable movie. Other discussions include what not to wear when you are a

ninja, characters that reappear only to serve the plot and the problem with

patrol passwords. Music: http://www.bensound.com

In our first audience suggested episode we tackle a Kung Fu

classic, Project A. Greg teaches Lauren about Hong Kong Cinema history and

shows her that you don't need a lot of plot or character backgrounds to make an

enjoyable movie. Other discussions include what not to wear when you are a

ninja, characters that reappear only to serve the plot and the problem with

patrol passwords. Music: http://www.bensound.com

We kick off our Summer Outdoor Movie Series with Street Food Cinema, and Lauren introduces Greg to the wonderful cult world of Mean Girls. We talk about what makes a cult movie and how preconceived notions about what this film is about causes some to overlook it’s brilliance, also we try to determine who the real Mean Girl is. We also talk about our experience with Street Food Cinema, the food, the music, the ambiance, and offer tips and suggestions for your own outdoor movie experiences.Music: http://www.bensound.com

We kick off our Summer Outdoor Movie Series with Street Food Cinema, and Lauren introduces Greg to the wonderful cult world of Mean Girls. We talk about what makes a cult movie and how preconceived notions about what this film is about causes some to overlook it’s brilliance, also we try to determine who the real Mean Girl is. We also talk about our experience with Street Food Cinema, the food, the music, the ambiance, and offer tips and suggestions for your own outdoor movie experiences.Music: http://www.bensound.com

This week, Lauren introduces Greg to a cult classic he somehow missed in the 90’s, Empire Records. Our duo discuss differences between the theatrical release and fan edition, places in which the plot seemed to skip a track and what exactly were the ingredients to those “extra sugar” brownies. It’s time to Damn the man! Save the Empire! Music: http://www.bensound.com

This week, Lauren introduces Greg to a cult classic he somehow missed in the 90’s, Empire Records. Our duo discuss differences between the theatrical release and fan edition, places in which the plot seemed to skip a track and what exactly were the ingredients to those “extra sugar” brownies. It’s time to Damn the man! Save the Empire! Music: http://www.bensound.com

In this special cross over episode our hosts are joined by Steven and Dave of the Bad History podcast to discuss 2007’s An American Crime starring Ellen Page and Catherine Keener, which is based on the true story of the Sylvia Likens murder. We discuss realism vs. surreal elements and true crime set like a horror film. Will the group talk themselves into or out of liking this film? Listen to more of Steven and Dave on their podcast Bad History and follow them @badhistorycast on twitter. Music by: http://www.bensound.com

In this special cross over episode our hosts are joined by Steven and Dave of the Bad History podcast to discuss 2007’s An American Crime starring Ellen Page and Catherine Keener, which is based on the true story of the Sylvia Likens murder. We discuss realism vs. surreal elements and true crime set like a horror film. Will the group talk themselves into or out of liking this film? Listen to more of Steven and Dave on their podcast Bad History and follow them @badhistorycast on twitter. Music by: http://www.bensound.com

In this episode Greg introduces Lauren to her lost childhood with Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame. The Two discuss what this movie teaches kids regarding gypsies, how themes of lust and sex almost got this movie a PG13 rating (Gasp!), and question is Quasimodo is actually just insane. Music by: http://www.bensound.com