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Matt and Justin sit down to discuss some of the films they have seen at this years Fantasia Film Festival.

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As we end the first weekend of Fantasia Film Festival 2020, Matt chats with the director of the kung-fu comedy, "The Paper Tigers,'" Bao Tran.

The Washington native, who's parents are from Vietnam, talks about the Hollywood and Vietnamese film making process, and the eight year journey of bringing "The Paper Tigers' to life.

Bao and Matt also discuss 80s and 90s nostalgia, the influence of Bruce Lee, and rap cyphers and dojo busting!

"The Paper Tigers" will premier at Fantasia Fest 2020 on August 30th. Get more info right HERE on that. And peep the Q&A right after the flick as well.

And check out more info on "The Paper Tigers" right HERE

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The 2020 Fantasia Film Festival is underway, and we have another great interview for you.

This time we are joined by Ryan Spindell, the director of the horror anthology, 'The Mortuary Collection.'

Matt and Ryan chat about their collective love of 'Creepshow,' how it took eight years to finally get his first feature film completed, the world building of Raven's End, and how cool Clancy Brown actually is.

Click HERE for our review of 'The Mortuary Collection'

You can holler at Ryan over on his social media links as well.

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And check out TrapDoor Pictures

For our coverage of the 2020 Fantasia Fest Festival, we are kicking things off interview-style with Ryan Kruger, the director of the gonzo alien road trip flick, 'Fried Barry.'

Ryan and Matt chat about the making of 'Fried Barry,' how he kept his star, Gary Green, on his toes throughout production, how 80s films of his youth shaped the making of the film, and what it took to make his feature film debut a reality.

Check out the trailer for 'Fried Barry' HERE

And make sure to head over to Fantasia Film Festival for the COMPLETE SCHEDULE and when you can stream 'Fried Barry.'

Fantasia Film Fest 2020 runs from August 20th to September 2nd

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Time once again to go into your room, leap under the covers, pop in your headphones and listen in secret to the most outrageous entertainment industry film podcast this side of the Rio Grande. Speaking of which, on this episode of the Simplistic Reviews podcast, the boys let loose on American icon, John Wayne. Matt and Justin take turns trying to read each other's minds in another edition of Simplistic Submarine. DJ introduces a new game centered around the demise of movie villains in Simplistic Death. Also, Doctor Doom reveals what he does for a day job. That, another entry into Julie's Diary, a Sean Bean death retrospective, special appearance from Walter Vinci from First Time Watchers podcast and Jeanette Ward from the Mundane Adventures Of A Fangirl, and an 80s movie mullet-off...all on this brand new episode of the Simplistic Reviews podcast.

In the Season One finale of 'Beyond the Pale Ale' we come full circle and back to Nashville where Matt chats with Ryan McKay from Living Waters Brewing.

Coming up on their One Year Anniversary Matt and Ryan chat about how plans changes, almost on a minute to minute basis, in 2020, and the state of beer, locally.

Living Waters is also a part of the 'Black is Beautiful' beer project, which now has over 1,000 breweries involved.

Honestly, it has been an honor to be able to work with some many great people on this project. While the subject matter isn't the happiest, hopefully 'Beyond the Pale Ale' has been able to translate how hard people are working in these unprecedented times and how they are adapting and evolving in ways that they never saw coming.

Between racial and social injustice, a pandemic that has brought our economy to it's knees and polarized politics, its been rough, but together, and we get through this.

Hopefully, when Season Two goes into production we have moved on and into better and more 'normal' times.

Remember to keep supporting your local bars, restaurants, breweries and distilleries in these tough and emotional times.

If you want to yell at Matt about his interviewing skills, or lack thereof, e-mail him at [email protected] or if you want to leave a general comment or maybe even want to throw your two-cents onto the show, e-mail [email protected]

Show Notes

Living Waters Brewing

Black is Beautiful Beer Project

There is a wheel that has been hidden for centuries.

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Its destruction is unlike anything you could imagine.

And now its back.

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On this episode of 'Beyond the Pale Ale' we scoot over to South Carolina to chat with JT Stellmach of Holy City Brewing in North Charleston, South Carolina.

Matt shares a couple of Holy City's best while the duo discuss the business, the brewery and collaborations.

Oh, and who are the TOP FIVE, DEAD or ALIVE, in Hip Hop.

Remember to keep supporting your local bars, restaurants, breweries and distilleries in these tough and emotional times.

 If you want to yell at Matt about his interviewing skills, or lack thereof, e-mail him at [email protected] or if you want to leave a general comment or maybe even want to throw your two-cents onto the show, e-mail [email protected]

Show Notes:

Holy City Brewing 

On this episode of 'Simplistic Interviews' Matt chats with Jeffrey A. Brown and Tyler Davidson, the director and one of the producers, respectively, from the new horror gem you can find on SHUDDER; 'The Beach House.'

Everything from uncooperative fog, body horror, oysters, and beyond is covered.

Make sure you check out OUR REVIEW of 'The Beach House' as well.