Screening in Kingston

This week Mike and Taylor welcome Matt Salton back to the show, this time to talk about the 22nd annual Reelout Queer Film Festival coming up January 29- February 6. In the second half of the show we continue our movies from a hat this week talking about Into The Woods (2014 film) and To The Stars (2020, available on amazon prime).

As a special birthday present to himself, Mike brings back Tyler to discuss Star Trek: The Next Generation! This time, the boys chat about their TNG guilty pleasure episodes. This is Star Trek at its most Star Treky, they go through 5 TNG episodes each that they know are not the best…but are a lot of fun anyway. Live long and prosper!

This week Mike reviews Wonder Woman 1984 and the post-aploylipiic The Midnight Sky, and Taylor reviews Palm Springs from Andy Samberg, an Amazon Prime original. This episode ends with the first ever “Movies From A Hat” movie club! We put our fan’s suggestions in a hat and draw two films this week for us to watch and try to connect in next week’s episode.

We put a final stamp on 2020 by looking back at every film our team reviewed this past year. We’ll go through every film that got a See It, Stream It, Airplane It and Skip It, giving a final ranking and deciding what were the best of the best and the worst of the worst.

Because we are indeed in a lockdown, Taylor and Mike gives you some more Holiday movie options straight from Netflix! Taylor reviews The Christmas Chronicles, while also giving you a list of great Netflix Christmas movies. Mike also reviews A California Christmas, for some reason.

Screening in Kingston gets you set for the holidays with our first of two Christmas/Holiday movie themed episodes! This week we’re joined by Nicole and Missy who give us their thoughts on the best Christmas Movies. Our team reviews Happiest Season, the latest film from Clea DuVall starring Kristen Stewart, Mackenzie Davis and Alison Brie.

Mike and Taylor get caught up on some new releases that went right to streaming and may even have some awards season ambitions…Taylor reviews Mank (Netflix), Mike reviews Uncle Frank (Amazon Prime), Greyhound (Apple TV sorta) and maybe we bring up that new musical sensation The Prom. With stars like Tom Hanks and Gary Oldman headlining streaming options, it should make for a very interesting Oscars season indeed.