The AndyPlex

Andy brings on writer/director Nick Chandler to hear his showbiz story from child acting in Hollywood to writing and directing his own projects. These two "dive deep" into the biting classic "Jaws"; see why it still holds up 45 years later, and explore the themes and concerns it raises that are strikingly topical right now in the midst of this pandemic.

Nick Chandler on Instagram: @cronos and @lastbesthope

Andy Maiorano brings on one of his best friends, Adam Feuerberg, to hear Adam's journey in showbiz, and to watch and analyze the Mel Brooks 1987 classic, Spaceballs - a film they've seen together many times. Andy and Adam explore what makes this movie so amazing and why it has survived the test of time.

Adam Feuerberg is a producer for CBS' "Let's Make a Deal," and stand-up comedian. He has also hosted many LA shows and appeared on multiple podcasts.

Adam's Website: www.adamfeuerberg.com

Instagram Handle: @adamfeuerberg

Join Andy Maiorano in this special "quarantine" episode as he, under quarantine, goes it alone this time. Andy discusses his journey in the entertainment world, and takes a good hard look back at the horror/thriller "28 Days Later."

We delve into what this film is warning us about and analyze its biting relevance during this current state of a world riddled by pandemic.

Andy Maiorano was born in Wilmington, Delaware in 1984 and graduated from the University of Miami in 2006 with a degree in Motion Pictures. He currently resides in Los Angeles, California.

Andy Maiorano brings on one of his best friends and collaborators, Ryan Grassmeyer, to talk about Terminator 2: Judgment Day on the eve of global pandemic from the Corona Virus.

Against the backdrop of our own apocalypse, hear Ryan's journey through showbiz and why Terminator 2: Judgment Day has inspired him and continues to push the bounds of imagination and what it means to be a human in a society where machines are becoming more and more part of our daily lives and very survival.

Ryan Grassmeyer is an actor in Hollywood known for Nickelodeon's "Henry Danger" and it's recent spin-off "Danger Force." He is also a Locations Manager in Los Angeles with many days in the field and stories to tell about this wild department where you must think on your feet.

Why, 30 years after it was filmed, is Terminator 2: Judgment day still the absolute standard in Sci-Fi Action? What primal messages does it offer and what does it ask of humanity?

On the inaugural voyage of The AndyPlex, Andy interviews Philip Gawthorne, a writer in Hollywood, to hear his journey. Philip and Andy are huge John Carpenter fans so they decided to rewatch and explore the classic ghost story, "The Fog," on the actual weekend of its 40th Anniversary (February 8th 2020). Why does this film last? Why do ghost stories stay with us? What does "The Fog" warn us about?

Philip Gawthorne is an internationally performed playwright and graduate of the prestigious BBC Writer's Academy. Phil moved to LA in 2013 and gained writing representation at CAA. After selling his sci-fi TV pilot "Human Error" to Starz, Philip started working extensively in features, and in major studio projects such as "Chrononauts," "Cubed," "Black Hole," and "Muscle."