more Zemeckis talk as we continue through his post-Gump period: contact, what lies beneath, and cast away. They are all covered.

Returning once again to finish what we started. Thank god we are no longer indebted to peoples horror movie fetishism. Back to business, and we felt this needed it’s own spotlight. Let us convince you why you were all wrong about Forrest and Bubba and their time hopping antics. People, time to delete those trad letterboxd posts! You weren’t getting likes anyway

we take a pause from Zemeckis world (for a very good reason this time) to get back to our old tricks, as well as promote our upcoming double feature at the music box theatre…in sparkling 35mm! Let this be the skeleton key to help see you past and through the bleakness

like certain sequels, this follow-up is bigger, more expensive, but leaner at the same time. How do we do it? Take a listen as we continue down Bobby Z avenue

Our magnum opus is ready. Time to reclaim the subversive bad boy of commercial holllywood filmmaking. This is part one in what will be a 5-part series.

oh boy, we go in on the buzzworthy indie filmmaker/auteur A24, via an article on Collider. You may be surprised to learn how connected Danish bad boy Carl Theodor Dreyer is to the modern behemoth behind such notable films as Antebellum, Lamb, mid90s, and Woodshock

We return to check in on the most notable films playing the current fest circuit, starting with a shocking revelation about John’s personal history with Olivia Wilde. After we process that, we talk about some of the notable titles soon to get all the PR engines spamming IMDb every time you try to look up Mia Goth’s relationship status

another day another episode, how did we even get here? After putting out some fires, we return with our thoughts on our Highs and Lows series kickstarter, The Craft + Duelle. This freewheeling and kaleidoscopic journey dovetails with a brief solemn salute to JLG, a teaser of an upcoming series, and a few quick thoughts on the soon-to-be-revealed CIA psy-op known as the genre of pop punk

Highs and Lows is back and we start by giving you a little rundown of what to expect. Then we give you an episode we did a minute ago that we didn’t want to put out because it felt too genuine. Our widdle hearts were raw, our brains smooth but full, and we second guessed ourselves. Do you wanna know the real us? This is our Blood on the Tracks. We review 3 new movies.

We are switching things up today for a scoop months in the making. Will is on pod probation so I am joined by war correspondent + journalist + documentarian Cory Popp, who has just returned from Ukraine to talk Hollyweird. We discuss the salacious details of private investigator to the stars, Anthony Pellicano, his subsequent arrest, and how he became involved with the troubled production of John McTiernan’s 2002 maligned masterpiece, Rollerball. This is the real deal people, actual hard work was put into this (which is why Will is not here)