The Electro and Banno Movie Power Hour Podcast

Hollywood lost another legend with the passing of Sean Connery, and in our attempt to pay him tribute, we watched The Rock. Unfortunately, or fortunately? It became more of a tribute for Nicholas Cage, who starred in classics such as Con Air and Face/Off. Sean Connery was only James Bond and Indiana Jones' dad. Could they possibly join forces to be in one of the greatest action movies ever made? Listen and find out.

Electro and Banno make their triumphant return to theatres with Christopher Nolan's Tenet. In one of the craziest years for film, Robert Pattinson was not the hero we deserved but the hero we needed.

The spooktacular finishes up with Wes Craven's classic The Nightmare on Elm Street. Electro and Banno had not seen this movie since they were growing up in the 90s. Does it still hold up for them? Also, the full moon must have got to producer Oz because he sees Freddy as the victim in this tragic tale.

The Spooktacular is reaching its third act, so we had to make this one special. Electro and Banno take you back to the horrific 60s portrayed in Alfred Hitchcock's horror classic Psycho. Make yourself a couple of peanut butter sandwiches and tuck yourself into bed because this is a scary one.

The spooktacular blasts ahead with 1997's Event Horizon. Directed by Paul W. S. Anderson, whose filmography can be best described as "interesting," to say the least. This was his effort to make "The Shining in space." Did the guys think he achieved that? Listen to find out!

For our first spooktacular episode, we cover Sam Raimi's 1981 classic The Evil Dead. The guys had not seen it in many years, and Oz and Banno didn't even know who Raimi was. Electro, among other things, thinks the trees and the bookshelves get a little too grabby in this horror classic.

It's October, and Electro and Banno are talking about their favorite horror movies of the season. One episode is not enough, so we are talking about them all month long! Listen to this spooktacular episode as Electro and Banno prepare you for the month-long fright-fest.

The Devil All the Time is the new film by Antonio Campos and features Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson, amongst other great actors. Based on Donald Ray Pollock's novel, which Electro claimed to read back in 2011. In the words of Preston Teagardin, DELUSIONS! Did the film live up to Electro's expectations after reading the book? Have you read the book? Is he right or wrong?

After almost 30 years, Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves return to play the lovable duo Bill and Ted, and we had to get in the studio and record an episode. Did it live up to our expectations after all this time? Does this current generation relate to the characters? Did we even like it? We answer all these questions and more in this most bodacious episode.

Uncut Gems is the Safdie brothers follow-up to 2017s acclaimed film Good Time. Does it live up to its expectations? Not according to Banno, who barely watched it even though it's available on Netflix. Oz and Electro thought it was worth it just for Julia Fox. Seriously, just watch it for Julia Fox.