Shea's here just in time for the weekend to give a spoiler-free review of Project Hail Mary! The latest from directing duo Phil Lord & Chris Miller and writer by Drew Goddard.The film stars Ryan Gosling and if you want know anymore than that, well you'll just have to watch the video!

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Verdict: 2:10

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This week the boys are back talking about a great new Canadian film, Sweetness!

This debut feature for writer/director Emma Higgins stars Kate Hallett as Rylee Hill, a lonely highschooler and superfan of the band Floorplan and specifically the lead singer, Payton Adler (Herman Tømmeraas).

Adriana and Shea got to see the film at the 2025 Fantasia Film Festival and they absolutely loved it. Now that it's in theatres and primed to hit streaming soon, is the film worth your time? Let's discuss!

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Knock, knock. Who's there? It's us, Shea and Brandon!

That's right, the boys are back this week to dive into The Bride! The latest film from writer/director Maggie Gyllenhaal and starring Jessie Buckely as Mary Shelley/Ida/The Bride & Christian Bale as Frankenstein's Monster.

In short? This movie is a bit of a mess. But damn if it wasn't an enjoyable watch.

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Did you ever want to hear two straights and a bisexual talk about the newest gay BDSM dom-com? Well then do we have the episode for you!

This week, Shea, Brandon, and Adriana dive into Pillion, unpacking its exploration of love, power, submission, and identity within a queer BDSM relationship. Led by bold performances from Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling, the film sparks a wide-ranging conversation about agency, emotional vulnerability, subculture representation, and what it really means to belong.

Afterwards, we will shift gears to How to Make a Killing, tackling its themes of desperation, morality, and survival before debating whether its storytelling feels sharp and intentional or frustratingly derivative.

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In this episode of Screen Love Affair Podcast, we review and break down Wuthering Heights, Iron Lung, and Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die. Three wildly different films that sparked very different reactions!

We start with Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, starring Sam Rockwell, and unpack why a promising premise and strong lead couldn’t save a film that left us frustrated. We discuss its satire, humor, themes, structure, and the question of who this movie is actually for.

Then we dive into Iron Lung, exploring its production design, independent filmmaking ambition, and the cinematic experience of watching it in a packed theater.

Finally, we tackle the adaptation of Wuthering Heights, discussing its production and costume design, character dynamics, emotional depth, music, and whether this version captures the power of the source material.

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In this episode of the Screen Love Affair Podcast, we break down Nirvana the Band, the Show, the Movie and Crime 101, exploring how these two wildly different films approach character, tone, and emotional resonance.

First, we dive into Nirvana the Band, the Show, the Movie, a chaotic, hilarious love letter to Toronto that had our audiences buzzing. We talk surprise screenings, electric audience reactions, cultural references, and how the film turns the city into a character through clever visual storytelling.

Then we pivot to Crime 101, unpacking its neo-noir aesthetic, character dynamics, and comparisons to Drive and Heat. We explore themes of friendship, ambition, nostalgia, and loss and how both films, in completely different ways, find unexpected emotional depth…for some of us ;)

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The whole crew is together this week to talk about Primate. We've got all the details and spoilers, but as always, we will kick things off spoiler-free. In this episode, we discuss the killer chimp premise, the pacing, the kills, and whether the movie leaned into its concept enough. We also talk audience reactions, the theater experience, and our pitches for potential future installments.Have you seen Primate? Let us know what you thought of the movie!

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This week Shea & Brandon are back to talk about Send Help, Sam Raimi’s latest return to horror. As always, we kick things off spoiler-free before diving fully into the details!

In this episode, we talk about the character dynamics, the performances, the pacing, and how the film balances humor with tension. We also get into audience reactions, Raimi’s style, and why the ending worked as well as it did. We also have a few nitpicks to discuss too!

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This week, Shea and Brandon are joined by special guest and friend of the show, Tina!

We’re talking The Housemaid starting spoiler free, then getting into everything, including the difference between the movie and the book!

In this episode, we discuss Amanda Seyfried & Sydney Sweeney’s performances, how the film compares to the book, the shift into some body horror, and why the ending left us with mixed feelings. We also talk box office success, audience reactions, and whether this should become a franchise.

Don't worry too, we will warn you before we dig into the spoilers!

Did it work for you or did the book do it better? Vote in our poll and drop your thoughts in the comments.

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It’s zombie season again, and this time we’re heading into 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, a sequel to the much loved 2025 film 28 Years Later.In this episode, Shea, Adriana, and BrandonJimmy break down the differences between Nia Costa's new direction, the performances (Ray Fiennes earns that paycheck), and all the insane beats in this wild ride of a film. How does it compare to last year's film? Well you'll just have to listen to find out!

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