It's back over to New Zealand as International Cinema Month continues! The gang talks social justice/protest films,
Tearepa Kahi's radical response to real world injustice MURU, and if Robert F. Kennedy is the funniest candidate in the presidential race.

The show goes down under and out to sea as Oceania Cinema month journeys to Australia. Your hosts talk their favorite films contained to a single location, Philip Noyce's oceanic thriller Dead Calm, and Mick's reappraisal of M. Night Shyamalan.

International Cinema Month is going down under this year as your hosts travel to Oceania! Starting in New Zealand, the gang discusses cinema's most toxic mothers, Peter Jackson's splatstick horror classic Braindead (or Dead Alive in the US), and the consummate professionalism of the New Zealand Film Commission.

Consider this a divorce with Blockbuster Month 2024! The Film Majors close out July with a discussion of unmade versions of films they wish they could see, Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi spectacular Total Recall, and the genius producing mind of Arnold Schwarzenegger. No, really.

Put the bunny down and put your headphones in because Blockbuster Month is still in barreling towards the finish line! With returning guest Jake Sabitt, the gang talks great career pivots from actors, Simon West's high altitude actioner Con Air and Michael Bay's explosive sophomore feature The Rock, and Nic Cage's latest work in Longlegs.

Blockbuster Month continues and it is, as this film's protagonist would say, the bomb! Your hosts discuss their favorite film cameos by non-actor celebrities, John Singleton's extremely 2003 franchise installment 2 Fast 2 Furious, and if Brian is the mostly poorly dressed protagonist of any feature film.

The Film Majors are feeling the need for speed as Blockbuster Month explodes back onto the scene! Covering their first Tom Cruise film, your hosts talk propaganda pictures, Tony Scott's homoerotic action classic Top Gun, and if Kelly McGillis's brain just falls out of her head upon seeing Maverick.

Queer Cinema month concludes with the podcast covering a current release for the first time since 2022! The gang talks the films and filmmakers that best reflect 21st century life, Jane Schoenbrun's sophomore feature I Saw the TV Glow, and the unbearably uncool media they were into in middle school.

Queer Cinema Month dances on! The Film Majors use another international LGBTQ+ film to talk their favorite uses of dance in cinema, Levan Akin's indie romance And Then We Danced, and their experience watching their first Georgian film.