Hey everybody! The day has finally come. We are wrapping up our end of season series (and season 7) with The Zero Theorem. Listen patiently as we try our best to make sense of this wild, sensory overloaded film full of questions, but very little answers. Enjoy!

WARNING: How the audio exported, it abruptly cuts off before we say what next weeks' episode is. Next week, we will be discussing David Lowery's The Green Knight.Hey everybody! This week we are discussing Tim Burton’s 1988 classic, Beetlejuice! Listen as we breakdown this hilarious take on the afterlife, but be warned…we say his name a lot. Enjoy!

Hey everybody. This week we are discussing the Ben Affleck’s adaptation of Dennis Lehane’s Gone Baby Gone (2007). Listen as we breakdown this powerful, philosophical crime mystery that provokes questions of morality, justice, and what it means to do the right thing. Enjoy!

Hey everybody! This week we are discussing Wes Anderson’s adaptation of Fantastic Mr. Fox. Listen as we breakdown this fun, darkly comedic stop motion animated adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic. Enjoy!

Hey everybody! This week we are discussing the musical comedy, A Hard Days Night (1964). Listen as we breakdown The Beatles’ slapstick, silly representation of what it’s like to be them for a day. Enjoy!

Welcome back to the show! For our season six premier, we are discussing Gaspar Noé’s film, Irreversible! Listen as we dissect this hyper realistic violent and emotional story of love, revenge, and sorrow. Enjoy!

Hey Reservos! This week we are discussing Tom Ford’s directorial debut, A Single Man! Listen as we breakdown this impressive adaptation of Christopher Isherwood’s novel from the incredible score to what the house and its architecture actually represent. Enjoy!

Welcome back to the show! This week we are discussing the 1998 comedy-drama, Pleasantville! Listen as we discuss it’s incredible technical achievement and the surprising complexity of the films narrative. Enjoy!

Hey Reservos! We are concluding our End of Season Series, celebrating the films of Bruce Lee, with Game of Death (1978). Listen as we try to keep our composure while breaking down this miserable, half-assed attempt to create a coherent story out of 20 minutes worth of fight scenes that Lee got to shoot before his untimely death. Enjoy if you can!

Hey Reservos! Our End Of Season Series, celebrating Bruce Lee, continues with Enter The Dragon (1973). Listen as we praise this incredible final completed film from Lee with its lightning fast fight choreography, entertaining spy elements, and elevated production quality. Enjoy!