Before going to the Renaissance Festival the Movie Pope gives his quick thoughts on the season 2 finale of "Loki".

We welcome Andrew Gajadhar, founder of the Carolina Film Network, to discuss his organization, what it does to connect filmmakers across the Carolinas, his #1 advice for up and coming filmmakers, and his personal project based on the Biblical figure of Lilith as well as the Freedom International Film Festival.

Lee Soucek and Luka Suon discuss their personal Top 5 horror films and debate on their merits. This was the Halloween special that aired on YouTube from 10/27-11/1 and was broken into 6 parts.

We like to think of ourselves as film connoisseurs--we know what's good and what stinks and we pride ourselves of knowing films from the past as well as being up to date on the latest in the box office. So, when Timothee Chalamet came prancing in as Wonka our jaws dropped to the floor. Asking "why" isn't sufficient; "what the hell?" would be more appropriate. We may sound like two grumpy old men, but we truly believe that you cannot replace a classic with this modern, shiny knock-off.

We take a look at the Bollywood sensation that is "RRR" and discuss the bromance, the over the top action sequence, and how much we've enjoyed the singing and dancing.

We welcome Bradley Ritter and Jay Morong onto the show as they discuss their arthouse theatre, help us define what "arthouse" means, and what they're doing to cultivate and nurture an appreciation for indie and foreign films in Charlotte.

We take a look at the trailer for "Dune 2". Mind you, one of us hasn't seen the first movie so...this oughtta be interesting.

It's a bit of a secret that Lee is actually fascinated with Napoleon and the Napoleonic Wars. When the trailer for this movie came out it warmed his cockles very much! We take a look at Ridley Scott's latest historical epic venture since "The Last Duel" and assess Joaquin Phoenix as the Emperor of France, the possible storyline of either encompassing his rise and fall or just portions of his life, and if this will be the blockbuster film of fall.

English filmmaker Jodi Ferguson comes onto the show to discuss her work on "Magnum PI" and the "Marvelous Ms. Maisel", her first indie film, the challenges of being a female filmmaker, and her first documentary film project in Rwanda.

The MCU has been laying some stinkers lately, and "Secret Invasion" is no different. What starts off with so much potential ends up with no direction and no clue as to what it's doing or what it wants to be. We look at the shifting goals of the characters, if Nick Fury comes off better or worst, why Emilia Clarke just can't catch a break, and why it was a good thing the Avengers didn't get involved (like that would've made it better!)