It's all about folk music this week on Preceding Film as Drew and Heath take a look at a few biopics (kind of) about two not so iconic musicians.

Two movies, one franchise, two completely different forms of storytelling. On this week's episode of Preceding Film, we discuss why the Cloverfield franchise exists in the first place.

Fast Cars, southern charm, and endearing accents. It's Redneck Cinema!

Could technically be described as an archive episode as it has been days since recording. Regardless, Drew and Heath step into the simulation and talk about the reality of movies through the lens of Free Guy and The Matrix.

Drew and Heath are away from the studio this week, so from disclosed and undisclosed locations they hype up a few movies that are about the Red, White and Blue. 

Two family comedies. Two movies set at beautiful lakes in the American wilderness. Two movies that want to go back to a bygone era. Drew and Heath discuss Grown Ups and the Great Outdoors in the latest episode of Preceding Film. Please leave a review if you like our content, and send us an email at [email protected], and we will answer your questions on our mail bag segment.

It's all about the work of Aaron Sorkin on this week's episode of Preceding Film. We talk about the filmmaker both as a writer and as a director, while discussing what highs and lows he brings to both roles.

W week on the podcast. The W stands for both Westerns and Wins as we discuss two Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday centered films, Tombstone and My Darling Clementine.

Superheroes, spies and Nixon. We talk about Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and its direct influence, Three Days of the Condor. Have a movie question? You can send us an email at [email protected]!

In this episode, Drew and Heath kick off the summer by discussing two camp comedies, and the comedy genre's changes through the years.