People's reactions to the coronavirus, COVID-19, range from denial to sheer panic. What's the proper reaction, though, on a national, state, or personal level?

Here's the link to the Twitter video I mention in the podcast:

https://twitter.com/davdchristmas/status/1239196410857340933

Horror and animation both have long histories in film, and both face their own challenges in embracing that history while still innovating for future movies.

We have a global pandemic that's causing whole countries to shut down. Donald Trump's "leadership" at this time is exactly why we need someone, either Joe Biden or Bernie Sanders, to replace him as soon as possible.

Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne star in a fairy tale that is definitely not for children. "Carnival Row" is available to watch on Amazon Prime.

Comic books and video games are difficult to adapt into movies. Even with all the recent success, some still go unnoticed.

My candidate in the Democratic Primaries, Pete Buttigieg, had to leave the race. What will I do now? For whom will I vote?

Fantasy and Young Adult movies can tell us a lot about ourselves; particularly about the need to not lose your sense of wonder as you grow older.

Young adult fiction, like other media, are shifting more towards streaming services. Today, I'm recommending Locke & Key on Netflix.

The Monte Awards are a different type of awards show, one that shines a light on movies that don't get as much attention as blockbusters and Oscar-bait but still deserve it.

This year's Montes will be awarded on March 19th. You can watch last year's show on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjXP8wjyAV4

A Rembrandt in Pennsylvania, a Jetpack in Dubai, Assault Weapons in Virginia, and more in this episode of Stephen Talks Politics.