Reeling in the aftermath of "The Alien Resurrection Screwjob" the @PhilInFilm crew collect themselves and continue the Alien Saga retrospective with a look at Ridley Scott's directorial return to the franchise, "Prometheus". Alain demands an apology, Chris skips ahead to the Covenant episode, repeatedly, and Nickel keeps trying to pitch soap.

Intern Neil provides the beverage for this episode, and chooses "Rushing Waters Bohemian Pilsner" from Apex Brewing Company in Yellowhead County Alberta.

This is the episode where the Philosophy In Film finds the magic of a Mixer with inline sound effects,and Alain pulls the rug out on his co-hosts after arguing a conflicting opinion for over 2 hours.

As the consensus seems to be that this is a low light for the Alien Saga, we feature Sea Change Brewery's "Low Life" Lager in this episode.

The episode where three middle aged white guys try to talk thoughtfully about the issues surrounding race and racism while discussing Jordan Peele's horror-thriller "Get Out".

Feature Beer: Blue Buck by Phillips Brewing (Victoria, BC)

The crew continues its Alien franchise retrospective by tackling David Fincher's 1992 "Alien 3." Birth, Life, and now Death. Maybe a Resurrection later.

Feature beer: African Queen Dragon (Alley Kat Brewing Company, Edmonton, AB)

Join your three @PhilInFilm co-hosts (actually two co-hosts and a producer) for the much anticipated continuation of the Alien Saga retrospective, as we examine the second installment, James Cameron's "Aliens". Alain struggles with an off microphone request to tighten up the synopsis, Craig complains about his local grocery store, and Chris tables a 9-point argument to support the merits of the film as one of his all-time favorite Action movies.

Feature Beer: Rebel Daughter Hazy Pale Ale, Medicine Hat Brewing Company (Medicine Hat, AB)

Join the @PhilInFilm guys for a far more heated discussion than we planned for, during this week's episode on Ridley Scott's 1979 science fiction horror classic, Alien. Dr. Beauclair and the man behind the glass find a few reasons to get into it as Chris saves himself for the sequel.

Feature Beer: Countdown Pale Ale by Beau's All Natural Brewing Company (Vankleek Hill, Ontario)

Join the @PhilInFilm fellows for a discussion of the movie Groundhog Day and its exploration of the limits of Egoism for human fulfillment. Chris and Alain spread their philosophical wings while Nickel interjects with an exploration of the trials and tribulations of riding a bike around the city streets. In other news, Alain continues to dream about Dolly Parton.

Feature Beer: 9 to 5 IPA from The Establishment Brewing Company (Calgary, AB)

The @PhilInFilm crew commits to a night of watching the Watchmen and then meeting in the virtual studio to examine how the film explores moral ideologies and a little bit of sexual expression. Alain and Chris are dreaming dreams, and our Producer pulls another fantastic Flintstones comparable near the end of the episode.

Feature Beverage: Superb Owl from Parallel 49

For the 15th episode of @PhilInFilm the guys delve into Bruce McDonald's independent horror film "Pontypool" and discuss how the film utilizes the theme of language and the prescribed meaning of language. Producer's Notes makes its triumphant debut, and Alain almost tells us about his erotic Tiger King dreams.

Feature Beverage: Glenfiddich

For their 14th installment, the @PhilInFilm fellows discuss the Safdie brothers' Uncut Gems (a24/Netflix) and how it deals with issues of morality, humanity and alienation. Alain defines the word "viscera" for us, and looks at the movie's similarities to classic gangster movies, Chris tries to convince us of the main characters redeeming qualities, and Nickel interrupts the conversation occasionally and compares yet another film to an episode of the Flintstones. We are also introduced to a new segment for the podcast, "Producer's Notes".

Feature Beer: "Dead Guy Ale" by Rogue.

Special Thanks to Michelle, the City of Edmonton Law Branch, Color De Vino and Strathcona Spirits.