Episode six opens with palpable glee as Sean and Joanna chat about the trailer for The Shape of Water, the new film from Guillermo del Toro. The conversation shifts to moviegoing etiquette as Joanna and Sean rant about/list/discuss their biggest cinematic pet peeves. Finally, the friends talk about the strengths and weaknesses of Christopher Nolan's war epic Dunkirk and sneak in a real quick speed round.

In episode five, Sean and Joanna dig into their favorite major releases of the summer so far: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and Wonder Woman. The discussion turns to tv as Joanna and Sean talk about streaming favorites like Crashing, Fleabag and The Handmaid's Tale. Finally, the friends get to the bottom of Sean's spoiler anxieties.

In episode four, Joanna and Sean address the elephant in the room: Baywatch. It's bad; trust them and accept their deepest apologies. The friends also discuss Summer movies - covering everything from films set during the warmest months of the year to the wave of reboots, sequels and remakes that account for the majority of the season's new releases. Finally, Sean and Joanna examine theatrical distribution in the age of Netflix and streaming services.

Joanna and Sean are together again in this very special Canadian reunion episode! This week, the hosts bring their toughest and sneakiest questions to their most epic speed round yet. Sean and Joanna also preview their most anticipated summer movies including Baywatch*, Dunkirk, Baby Driver and Sofia Coppola's The Beguiled.

*The episode was recorded in May and we now know we aren't on the right side of history with this one.

In episode two, Joanna and Sean discuss ghosts and technology in Personal Shopper, the new film by Olivier Assayas starring Kristen Stewart. The conversation then shifts to television and the hosts talk about some of their current favorites including Legion, Black Mirror and Riverdale.

A new podcast in which Joanna Smith and Sean Volk join Sarah Koenig to crack a cold case, solve a murder and right wrongs. Just kidding. In "Reel Friends, No Borders", Joanna and Sean are actually going to chat about movies, surprise each other with questions and engage in some serious international friendship. Some helpful context: Joanna (a Canadian) and Sean (an American) met in the Film Studies grad program at Western University in London, Ontario. She wrote about explicit sex, he studied monsters and they became fast friends. Now separated by hundreds of miles (or kilometers for our non-US audiences), the pair has decided to record their correspondence and share it with the entire internet. Come for the movies and stay for the friendly banter.