We chat with Brittany Jackson of the Cat Fly Film Festival in Asheville, NC about the founding of the organization, the film scene in Asheville, and what it's like running a film festival.

We chat with filmmaker Matt Low as he talks about learning filmmaking on his own and not going to film school.

We chat with Tiffany Albright, founder of the Queer Fear Film Festival in Winston-Salem, NC as she talks about why she started a film festival dedicated to queer horror and promoting queer horror filmmakers.

We chat with Winston-Salem based actor Alex Patten as he talks about going from playing baseball to being a movie extra.

We review the 2023 horror-comedy "Cocaine Bear" and we clash over whether it's funny or not, and how it's oddly reminiscent of "Predator", if Predator was a coked out bear killing rednecks.

Music director and singer Bradley Smith talks about how he got into music, becoming a music director, his plans for the future, and his upcoming podcast "Story Proof".

While we're on break we're still releasing episodes every Friday. Today we take a gander at the SNL movie "Treasure of Foggy Mountain" by the comedy group Please Don't Destroy.

NYC based filmmaker, producer, and writer Simon Rubinstein chats about getting started in broadcasting, studying at NYU, his first film project, and his plans for 2024.

Actress and writer Margaret Marley comes on to chat about how she got started writing, her influences, starting a film production company, and her plans for the future.

We take a look at the Netflix series "Blue Eye Samurai" and give our take on what we love and didn't love about season 1.