Bong Joon Ho’s magnum opus “Parasite” is truly one of the greatest films to come out in the last decade. It won the top prize of best picture and best director at the Oscars which broke grounds for all foreign film across the world. Dealing with issues of the class system in South Korea, a poverty stricken family does what ever they can to survive. Day to day is a struggle, but when their youngest son is offered a job tutoring english to the daughter of a wealthy, naive family he quickly hatches a plan to infiltrate his family into the lavish lifestyle. Feeding off the Park family as a quite literal parasite. Join our discussion today as we break down this masterpiece. Maybe theirs more secrets being kept than you know. Its another wild edition of the Feature Film Academy brought to you by the Rant Relentless Podcast Network

Texas has dozens of towns like the ones in this beautiful film, but David McKenzie and Taylor Sheridan brought out what seems like a personal connection through the two bank robbing brothers played by Chris Pine and Ben Foster (his name is said wrong several times in this episode, mainly by Dylon the Pylon.) Listen and understand how their robin hood like crimes peel back the layers of their upbringing and what drove them to the criminal lifestyle. Jeff Brides also gives a career best performance as the sheriff just about to retire before these boys come causing trouble. Another class is in session for the Feature Film Academy so get your boots waxed and horses fed cause its a long road down Hell or High Water.

Terry Gilliam’s comedy masterpiece “Monty Python and The Holy Grail” brings medieval and modern ideologies together in a blend of ridiculousness and absurdity. The boys sit down and discuss all that makes it great and how it goes down as one of the funniest movies of all time. We hope you enjoy another class in this weeks Feature Film Academy!!

Directed, produced, and starring Clint Eastwood this movie is one hell of a ride. A Korean war veteran is stubborn in his ignorant and racist views on Asian people until he forms a bond with a boy named Thao after he tries to steal his coveted Gran Torino car. Lured into stealing it by his cousin, nicknamed Spider, Thao eventually works off his debt with Walt, who is played by Clint Eastwood, and he shows Walt the traditions of the Hmong culture and quite possibly turns his views around. Tune in to this week and find out just how bad ass Clint Eastwood is even in old age, and how to not be racist towards anybody. Everyone love everyone. Another class is in session for the Feature Film Academy

Tim Burtons classic “Beetlejuice“ brought out excellent performances with the main star Michael Keaton but also the whole ensemble cast. Alec Baldwin is the nicest he’s ever been in a movie and Gina Davis is as charming as ever… They just happen to be dead and haunting their old house that is being renovated but a bunch of snooty investors and interior designers. Trying everything they can to scare them out of the house to no avail. Now they must rely on the one bio exorcist to help them live in peace. Just don’t say his name three times. Join us on another lesson in film on the newest episode of the Feature Film Academy

We’re back with a new name and a new trilogy!!! Join the Rant Relentless crew transitioning from the friday f*** around days to now to the future of “The Feature Film Academy”

This go around instead of commentating all three movies because it was so difficult to get through the first one we decided to break down The Lord of the Rings trilogy in our own words and memory of the movie. The commentary portions are still available to listen but for now we will be bringing you a new way of doing the podcast and a new name going forward. REBRANDING!!!!

We hope you enjoy and continue to listen. Big things are coming in the future so stay tuned, and welcome all to the Feature Film Academy 🎥🎬🍿