It’s MOTScars season again, and anarchy reigns as TLS proceeds without a show-host in their discussion of the good, the bad, and the snubbed films of the 2019 Oscars.

Join us for this very special episode as Steevo and Scott try to balance Ian’s shame with Chris’ insufferable monologues.  Cue the music!

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Another year, another Oscars discussion with returning friend of the show, Morgan Goldin. We go in depth about the nominees, what we liked, what bugged us, and what films we thought were snubbed.

Morgan is a filmmaker himself and his work can be found at www.morgangoldin.com.
He also does an annual supercut rundown of his favorite films from the year before. Here is his 2018 video.

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TLS gets themselves committed in order to review this AFI film about life in a psyche ward. [Aggregate score: 9.75]

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TLS confronts their awkward and traumatic middle-school memories that surface in Bo Burhnam’s, “Eighth Grade.” [Aggregate score 9.5]

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We attempt to hold onto what we’ve got while it lasts during a review of this dreamily evocative short story.
[Aggregate score: 8.25]

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TLS declares what makes the rockin’ world go ’round, and that does not include this film, which should get on its bike and ride.
[Aggregate score: 2.75]

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The Signals start to experience some unsteady, and some may say even nauseous, feelings over highly acclaimed Hitchcock classic, Vertigo.
[Aggregate score: 7.6]

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The Lost Signals recently watched and reviewed this year’s Oscars darling, a story about the facade of celebrity. It’s A Star is Born. [Aggregate Score: 9.25]

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TLS returns to its proper, formalistic roots with a discussion of Russian folktales via selections from Propp’s Morphology of the Folktale.  Enjoy?

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Join TLS as we intensely get caught up in Barry Jenkin’s masterful cinematic version of James Baldwin’s “If Beale Street Could Talk.” [Aggregate score: 10]

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