Script/2/Screen: The BOSSG Podcast

Script/2/Screen continues talking about acclaimed movies from the past year that we wanted to cover and today we’re tackling a decades-old movie icon and his latest incarnation with Godzilla minus One! Kenyatta and JC discuss this reenergizing remake of the original 1954 outing for the big guy. How it managed to give audiences something new and refreshing by homaging the past while updating the emotional core. Keep queuing us up as we’ll continue catching up with outstanding winter movies with the latest uniquely bizarre work from Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone ‘Poor Things'. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms while sending us a nice *email letting us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and JC hosting the BOSSG's Screenwriters Virtual Forums. Join the BOSSG to have a look at our schedule here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on our Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing, movie watching, streaming series, and taking care of each other.

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The New Year is here and so are award season releases! We’ll be looking at some standout movies from the past year that we wanted to talk to you about. Mark and I start things off with the latest from iconic filmmaker Martin Scorsese Killers of the Flower Moon, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and Lilly Gladstone. Set in 1920s Oklahoma covering the murders of Osage tribe members after oil is discovered on their territory the movie depicts the greed, immorality, and savageness of people hellbent on total domination of land and people. We’ll continue catching up with outstanding winter movies with the re-energized remake of an iconic monster Godzilla Minus One. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms while sending us a nice *email letting us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and JC hosting the BOSSG's Screenwriters Virtual Forums. Join the BOSSG to have a look at our schedule here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on our Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing, movie watching, streaming series, and taking care of each other.

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Happy Turkey🦃 Day break to all our listeners! Script/2/Screen is here to celebrate what makes the occasion special: family squabbling, emotional outbursts, and just deserts! We return with Kenyatta, Mark, and me covering the latest from Horror Showrunner Mike Flanagan 'The Fall of the House of Usher'. A mini-series on the karmic demise of the Usher Family an ultra-wealthy, influential, and elite family whose main addictive Pharmaceutical drug caused countless death and suffering across many decades. Next time we’re reviewing David Fincher’s latest The Killer starring Michael Fassbender as a well-traveled chillingly detached hit-man. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms while sending us a nice *email letting us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and JC hosting the BOSSG's Screenwriters Virtual Forums. Join the BOSSG to have a look at our schedule here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on our Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing, movie watching, streaming series, and taking care of each other.

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And we’re back after a summer break! Script/2/Screen returns with Mark and I cover the latest from Writer/Director Christopher Nolan an all-encompassing sobering biopic on the Father of the Atomic bomb J. Robert Oppenheimer. A massive Star-Studded cast brings to the big screen the complicated history of the Physicist depicting his conflicts with the military, Manhattan Project colleagues, and his own creation of mass destruction. Please note: these recordings are done Through ZOOM so be aware of some audio issues. Be sure to queue us up as we review a Netflix joint released on the same day as Oppenheimer 'They Cloned Tyrone'. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms while sending us a nice *email letting us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and JC hosting the BOSSG's Screenwriters Virtual Forums. Join the BOSSG to have a look at our schedule here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on our Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing, movie watching, streaming series, and taking care of each other.

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After a long hiatus welcome to another ‘On-Set’ segment where we talk with working creatives to let you the listener in on their story, process, and experiences. It was a pleasure having photographer, filmmaker, and good friend Jay Ruzicka on to talk about his career as both a filmmaker and photographer, managing a healthy work/life balance, and about the early days of podcasting. Links for Jay's Instagram and TikTok are listed below. Keep queuing us up as we'll be covering hidden gems on the streaming platforms for the next Script/2/Screen podcast. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms while sending us a nice *email letting us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and JC hosting the BOSSG's Screenwriters Virtual Forums. Join the BOSSG to have a look at our schedule here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on our Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing, movie watching, streaming series, and taking care of each other.

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On this Script/2/Screen Mark and I delve into the serious chronic problem at the heart of American life: Racism. Reviewing the Netflix documentary Who We Are by Emily and Sarah Kunstler lawyer Jeffrey Robinson gives a straight talk one-man-show on the societal failings that have allowed white supremacy and racist practices to become the norm in American society. Queue us up as next time I sit down with filmmaker and Photographer Jay Ruzicka for an On/Set segment! Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms while sending us a nice *email letting us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and JC hosting the BOSSG's Screenwriters Virtual Forums. Join the BOSSG to have a look at our schedule here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on our Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing, movie watching, streaming series, and taking care of each other.

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While Hollywood has its night of stars celebrating what they believe were the best that 2022 cinema had to offer we here at the Script/2/Screen would like to do our award ceremony for the movies we wanted to highlight for better and for worse. Join us in our Sunday best sweatpants and shirts for the 1st annual Script/2/Screen awards as we give love and pointed criticism to the movies and filmmakers we wanted to spotlight from the past year! Queue us up as next time we are delving into a necessary look into race in America with Netflix’s 'Who We Are'. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms while sending us a nice *email letting us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and JC hosting the BOSSG's Screenwriters Virtual Forums. Join the BOSSG to have a look at our schedule here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on our Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing, movie watching, streaming series, and taking care of each other.

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It’s an all-midwestern panel today on Script/2/Screen with Mark, Donald and me formerly from the great lake states, and here to talk about some of our favorite shows from the past year. Whether catching up with some long-running series or binging the first season we give you our picks for what held our interest on the streams in 2022. We’ll be holding our own awards show for those we feel should’ve been recognized for better and for worse so queue us up in time for the Oscars! Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms while sending us a nice *email letting us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and JC hosting the BOSSG's Screenwriters Virtual Forums. Join the BOSSG to have a look at our schedule here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on our Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing, movie watching, streaming series, and taking care of each other.

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Kenyatta, Mark, and JC find out who’s knocking at M. Night Shyamalan’s cabin in this Script/2/Screen podcast. The divisive indie filmmaker is back with a claustrophobic thriller where a married couple Eric and Andrew along with their adoptive daughter Wen are attacked a taken prisoner in their own vacation home and asked to make an impossible choice. This was a complicated one to talk about without spoiling so best to watch the movie beforehand if you want to hear all of our spoilers-filled thoughts on this movie. Queue us up next time as we give you some of our favorite shows from the past year. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms while sending us a nice *email letting us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and JC hosting the BOSSG's Screenwriters Virtual Forums. Join the BOSSG to have a look at our schedule here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on our Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing, movie watching, streaming series, and taking care of each other.

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Script/2/Screen lets Mark go off on James Cameron's 'Avatar' franchise in this lively Bonus Segment! We didn’t get to do a full episode on the Box Office Dominator but we hope this Rant by Mark will do. Join us next as we promise a full episode of the latest indie thriller from one M. Night Shyamalan ‘Knock at the Cabin”! Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms while sending us a nice *email letting us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and JC hosting the BOSSG's Screenwriters Virtual Forums. Join the BOSSG to have a look at our schedule here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on our Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing, movie watching, streaming series, and taking care of each other.

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