Reel Change Movie Podcast

It is March of 1986, and there can only be one choice for When Did That Come Out? It's Highlander, the cult favorite that launched quite the series of films, television shows and other media. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and please leave a rating/review on iTunes!

This week we have a special interview with Ed Charrette who is premiering his first feature film at The Gramercy in New York. He tells all about it. Plus, we talk Coco keeping pace as well as worst movie guy to have a debate with. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and rate/review on iTunes!

This week Charlie chose F/X from February 1986 to review, and it's actually a film neither he or William had seen, which made the conversation all the better. Brian Brown and Brian Dennehy star in this interesting special effects meets noir thriller. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and if you haven't, please rate/review on iTunes!

This week William and Charlie talk the debut of Justice League ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday as well our favorite "Oscar bait" films and the possible implosion of the Dark Universe in the wake of the The Mummy's crash and burn this summer. Please rate/review on iTunes and follow us on Twitter (@reelchangepod)!

Charlie Stabile leads the first in his series of ventures through the calendar year 1986. Starting in January, it's Iron Eagle, a movie often looked upon as both a cult favorite and an object of ridicule thanks to Family Guy. Truth be told, this predecessor to Top Gun was pretty successful in the first month of 1986. Continue the conversation with Charlie and William on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and please rate/review/subscribe on iTunes!

Welcome to our first venture into talking movies! It's Screeners & Dailies,  our section of the Reel Change Movie Podcast that looks at current topics in the world of film. This week, Thor reigns supreme at the box office, what movies are we looking forward to this Fall?, and how excited would we be for a Lethal Weapon 5 considering belated sequels have a shaky track record? Please follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and thank you for checking us out.