No Lights! No Camera! Action!

Originally uploaded to YouTube on 12/25/19

Today we cover the first half of a Film Alphabet Challenge marathon we did in order to view a certain movie before it left Netflix. For the first four of eight movies watched in the marathon, we experienced the ultimate film sandwich: two fun and wacky comedies for the bread and two emotional, realistic dramas fittingly serving as the meat.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on 12/19/19

Today we discuss the effect audiences have had on movies over time (for better or for worse), give our thoughts on one of the biggest frontrunners of this year's awards season as part of our Film Alphabet Challenge, and get distracted constantly by my dogs.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on 12/13/19

You guys asked for it. And by you I mean me. Today we discuss our favorite (and least favorite) dog movies, along with Golden Globes nominations and the biggest disagreement on an Alphabet Challenge film so far.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on 10/29/19

After another long break in between episodes due to busy schedules, we talk about the copyright law that could affect your favorite franchises in a big way, some crazy film concepts that got cancelled, and try to forget the sight of Matthew McConaughey's bare ass.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on 9/29/19

Today we talk about corporate mergers and buyouts in the film industry, create some dumb crossovers, and question who's more evil: Ted Bundy or Ray Kroc.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on 9/14/19

After a long and much needed break from YouTube, we're back to talk about all the Disney/Sony Spider-Man drama, plus I give my thoughts on two beloved films I should've watched years ago, and we discuss a film for our Film Alphabet Challenge that somehow makes you sympathize with one of the country's most evil human beings.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on 8/20/19

In a very long episode of the podcast, I remind Jacob to talk about Ender's Game, followed by a discussion of various other movies adapted from books, plays, musicals, comics, cartoons, etc. Then, we delve deeper into the Film Alphabet Challenge with a trippy cult classic.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on 8/8/19

In an episode less structured than previous ones, we struggle to make up movies with randomly selected directors and stars, talk about some recent film news as well as old stories related to movies, and discuss a film for the Film Alphabet Challenge that made two college students cry.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on 8/1/19

Today on the podcast, Jacob and I talk about the future of the MCU and the next movie we watched for our Film Alphabet Challenge, a film that we did not enjoy nearly as much as the previous one.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on 7/25/19

In the first episode my new film themed podcast with Jacob, we discuss the positive and negative aspects of Dark Phoenix, I give my pitch for how I would've made the film, and we begin our Film Alphabet Challenge with the letter A.