Story Screen Presents

Jack and Robby have themselves a look at the new HALLOWEEN flick, which erases almost 40 years of franchise canon, to tell a simple story about a boy and the girl he tried to kill. And, wouldn't you know it, Mike Burdge (resident chatty Kathy) shows up to talk about how much he loves both HALLOWEEN and Halloween.

Jack and Robby go for a ride with guest Diana DiMuro to check out Damien Chazelle's latest gift to the cinematic landscape: MORE GOSLING. Hear what these three beautiful folks have to say about the space-race flick that just might turn some heads come awards season.

Mike is joined by friends Helen, Elise and Allyson (all super cool moms) to talk about the positives and negatives of the Jason Reitman film, TULLY. Along the way, they discuss what works and what doesn't, how it treats mental health and parenting, and generally start laughing due to that best of friends in the room: Wine.

Jack and Robby, along with guests Tim Irwin and Mike Burdge, sit down to chat about the recently release Shane Black joint: THE PREDATOR. So, how'd everybody do?

Jack and Robby are joined by special guest Tim Irwin to talk about the mind-melt movie of the year, MANDY.

Your two favorite dorks (Jack and Robby) venture into the world of video games in our latest series tackling all the different types of story on screens, Talking Simulator. First up, a look at what is easily considered one of the most entertaining additions to the modern gaming world, BIOSHOCK. Would you kindly give the episode a listen, and let us know what you think!

Jack went and caught the latest "found footage/screen capture" movie to drop in theaters, SEARCHING, which is surprisingly well-made and just the right size of slice of cheese. Guests Diana DiMuro and Mike Burdge also share their thoughts on what is sure to be remembered as one of the most enjoyable surprises of the year.

Mike sits down with friend and fellow Western enthusiast, Tim Irwin, to talk about the infamous Sergio Leone Trilogy, from A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS, to FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE, all the way to THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY. Along the way, they discuss the original concept for The Man with No Name in Akira Kurosawa's YOJIMBO, as well as Clint Eastwood's own farewell love letter to the series, UNFORGIVEN. Load those six shooters, kids, this one is an absolute blast.

Mike sits down with all around super person, Reeya Banerjee, to talk about the 2008 film, MAMMA MIA, as well as its newly landed sequel, MAMMA MIA: HERE WE GO AGAIN. This is all to not only declare the sequels' wickedly awesome execution, but to also talk about that very specific category of the musical genre: The Jukebox Musical.

Spike Lee's eagerly anticipated BOTE feature has landed in wide release, and has not disappointed. Robby and Jack, along with guest Jeremy Kolodziejski, took a look and reported back on what is sure to be a big contender this year.