Story Screen Presents

Host Bernadette Gorman-White gets back into the LEGION mix, with guest Robert Anderson, to discuss the final half of the progressively insane show's last season, mere days before the third, and final, season starts to drop.

Jack and Robby chat with registered Kaiju-nut, Mike Burdge, about the latest G-Man joint, GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS, and all the ways this thing operates (mostly) successfully even with all of its moving parts.

Jack and Robby checked out the anticipated superhero-horror-mashup flick, BRIGHTBURN, and have things to say about it. So, in case you wanted to hear them, they recorded it and uploaded it to the internet for you. All for you. That's how it works. #brightburn

Dem Hot Take bois, Jack Kolodziejski and Robert Anderson, have been satiated by the inevitable release of the next chapter of the tale of Mr. Bullet-Sponge himself, John Wick. So, what did they think?

Bernadette Gorman-White has a delightful discussion with guest Robby Anderson (noted comedian) about the Netflix sketch-comedy show that is bursting at the seams with talent.

Host Mike Burdge sits down with guest Linda Codega to discuss the quickly forgotten and downright under-appreciated 2015 Wachowskis effort, JUPITER ASCENDING,

Host Mike Burdge sits down with super duper special guest, Bryan Kopchak, to discuss Damien Chazelle's 2014 effort, WHIPLASH, as well as the 1994 Disney masterpiece, THE LION KING. Along the way, they also discuss some super weird stuff movies seem to do when conveying themes of morality and possible societal mind control. They also drink a bunch of Tom Collins. Naturally.

Mike Burdge, Bernadette Gorman-White, Robert Anderson, Diana DiMuro and Jack Kolodziejski all sit down to discuss the biggest movie of the year (well, until December anyway) and dissect one of the most anticipated films in recent memory.

The latest episode of Cathode Ray Cast finds host Bernadette Gorman-White chatting with guests Diana DiMuro and Stamper about one of the greatest, however short-lived, comedy shows of all time: FREAKS AND GEEKS.

Host Mike Burdge and special superstar guest, Tim Irwin, took on the Michael Bay directed robo-franchise that has been consuming the world for over a decade. They also throw in an old time animated classic, as well as a recently released reboot attempt. Let's see how these true heroes of cinema feel about this popular franchise now! (Fun Fact: Just about all of these movies are 2 1/2 hours! YAY!!)