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In this packed episode, Andrew and Shane discuss the Season 2 Premiere of the Amazon Prime Video smash "Fallout" before launching into their Top 5 TV Shows of the Year with plenty of honorable mentions as well. Happy Holidays, Everyone!
After its big finale on Sunday night, Andrew and Shane look back at IT: Welcome To Derry Season 1 including notes on all the expanding IT/Stephen King universe elements, where Season 2 (and maybe 3) may be heading, and much more. After Shane gives his review for the big Netflix hit The Beast In Me, they wrap up the show with their initial reactions to several trailers including Supergirl, Hi/Jack Season 2, and Paradise Season 2.
This week, Andrew and Shane give their initial thoughts on the first part of the final season of Stranger Things with FULL SPOILERS as they deep dive into fan theories, their own musings on where things may go, a ranking of who might die this season, and much, much more. Shane also gives his reviews on Rental Family and Sisu 2: Road To Revenge as blockbuster counterprogramming this holiday season.
In this episode, Andrew and Shane dive deep into the contrasting versions of 'The Running Man,' discussing the 1987 classic and the new Edgar Wright adaptation. The conversation shifts to Glenn Powell's career, his role in 'Chad Powers,' and where he stands as a movie star. They end on a TV update as they give final grades on the latest seasons of 'Slow Horses' and 'The Lowdown' before Shane gives us his initial impressions on the new Vince Gilligan show 'Pluribus' on Apple TV.
In this episode, Andrew Morgan and Shane Beauregard discuss the latest developments in the evolution of the Predator franchise, and the recent success of Predator: Badlands. They delve into the impact of Dan Trachtenberg on the franchise, the future of Predator, potential involvement of Arnold Schwarzenegger, and the possibility of a Killer of Killers Oscar Nomination.
Andrew and Shane play CONTENDER or PRETENDER with several award season hopefuls. Films debated include: Bugonia, Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, After The Hunt, Frankenstein, Nouvelle Vague, Ballad of a Small Player, Lost Bus, Highest 2 Lowest.
It's Halloween Horror Season, so Andrew and Shane dive into some scary options at the theater and at home for your spooky needs. They cover: It: Welcome to Derry Premiere, The Black Phone 2, V/H/S Halloween, Match (Tubi), and the Gen V Season 2 Finale.
After many days at the Woodstock Film Festival, Andrew sits down with Mike, Mike, and Oscar host "Also Mike" Barone to discuss their trip and the Netflix Awards Season Movie slate. They discuss Netflix's chances with each film and what categories they may succeed with come Oscar Sunday. Films discussed include: Jay Kelly, A House of Dynamite, Train Dreams, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, The Perfect Neighbor, The Cover-Up.
In this episode, hosts Andrew Morgan and Shane Beauregard dive into the finale of Peacemaker Season Two breaking down whether it stuck the landing, how it relates to future DC projects, and why James Gunn has no plans for Season 3. They also review two recent films, Smashing Machine and Roof Man, sharing their thoughts on the performances, storytelling, and overall impact of each film, especially as it relates to Awards season chances.
This week, Andrew and Shane review the latest from director Paul Thomas Anderson 'One Battle After Another' starring Leonardo DiCaprio. They debate its Best Picture prospects, where it ranks in the PTA filmography, and where this Leo performance ranks among his career bests. Later, they turn their sights to TV as they cover the premieres for "The Lowdown" on FX/Hulu, "Slow Horses" Season 5, and "English Teacher" Season 2 before seeing how "Alien: Earth" and "Terminal List: Dark Wolf" landed their season finales.
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