Off Script Film Review

Andy & Zach review Jonah Hill's first foray in the director's chair in his period-piece coming-of-age film 'mid90s' and discuss the challenges of adapting old horror in David Gordon Green's 'Halloween'.

Andy and Zach discuss the challenges of crafting a story everybody already knows the ending to in Damien Chazelle's 'First Man' and review Drew Goddard's wholly original R-Rated mystery-thriller 'Bad Times at the El Royale'.

Andy & Zach have a conversation about adapting antagonists to protagonists in the new Tom Hardy anti-hero comic book film 'Venom' and discuss the challenges of remaking a classic along with the triumphs of success in Bradley Cooper's directorial debut 'A Star is Born'.

Andy & Zach discuss the demands and triumphs of ethereal tone in Panos Cosmatos' LSD-fueled Nicolas Cage picture 'Mandy' and review Jacques Audiard's new tonally-challenged western comedy-drama 'The Sisters Brothers'.

Andy and Zach talk about the movie nobody seems to be talking about (and why they absolutely should) in their review of the sleeper hit 'Assassination Nation' and discuss the subtleties of horror through tone in 2015's New-England folktale, 'The Witch'.

Andy and Zach have a difficult discussion about Shane Black's swing at rebooting a classic 80's action/horror film in 'The Predator' and talk about the challenges of adapting a true crime story in the new Matthew McConaughey vehicle 'White Boy Rick'.

Andy and Zach look back at Satoshi Kon's incredible first film 'Perfect Blue' in honor of it's 20th anniversary return to cinemas and review Joel and Ethan Cohen's academy award winning 2007 masterpiece 'No Country For Old Men' on Netflix.

Andy and Zach take a look at Lenny Abrahamson's new introspective period-piece horror/mystery film 'The Little Stranger' and review Stanley Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey' in anticipation of it's 50th anniversary 4k restoration.

Andy and Zach discuss the highs and lows of cliche rom-coms in Jon M. Chu's 'Crazy Rich Asians' and break down the three keys to a good R-rated comedy and what exactly went wrong in Brian Henson's 'The Happytime Murders'.

Andy and Zach discuss the recent news surrounding the Oscar's controversial addition of a 'Popular Film' category before diving into the political-movement landscape in Spike Lee's 'BlacKkKlansman' and sharing a thoughtful discussion on familial familiarity in Clint Eastwood's 2004 Best Picture Winner, 'Million Dollar Baby'.