Continuing with our Shakespeare discussion we dive into the Folio with Colin David Reese. He goes into the history behind it, how it was assembled, and why it took a while to publish.

Lee and Luka take a peek at the trailer for the next Aquaman movie and wonder if it's even worth seeing.

His Moviness is a huge fan of the show so today we're reviewing the long awaited trailer for season 7 and discussing what we think of the change in voice actors, the direction the season will go, and our expectations. It premieres on October 15.

We take a look at the latest installment of the "Mission Impossible" franchise as Ethan Hunt is pitted against an adversary he's never encountered before (although in some ways he already has). We talk about the villain, Ethan, the overall storyline, the one scene that drove us nearly over the edge, why it hurts to see Rebecca Ferguson go the way she did, and can Haylee Atwell step up to the plate as the new female lead?

We welcome an old friend onto the podcast as she discusses her recent film project, her process of filmmaking, and what advice she'd give to young filmmakers starting out.

We continue with episode 2 of our Shakespeare discussion with Colin David Reese where today we examine how to read Shakespeare carefully by looking at the most speech in literature and theatre.

His Moviness Lee Soucek and his papal co-host Luka Suon review "Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" and go over what they liked and didn't like about the movie, the character they both agree was too easy to dislike, the game references, Hugh Grant as the villain, and how it was actually a welcome change of scenery from the superhero movies flooding the box offices.

NY based filmmaker and producer JT Schindler drops by to discuss the ins and outs of getting a movie made, the legal side that no one talks about, the words you shouldn't say when pitching an idea to investors, and finding the balance of artistic vision and real world needs.

His Moviness Lee and his papal secretary Luka review DC's "The Flash". They go over the horrible CGI work, why two Ezra Millers doesn't make it better, wonder if Michael Keaton brought any value to saving this trainwreck of a movie, did Supergirl really bring it or if she was just dead weight, and if James Gunn will be able to salvage DC with his vision.

Today guest Brady Jacquin returns to discuss his latest short film "Thoughts Return" as we go over what we thought of the movie, what we liked and didn't like, and grill him on some aspects of the movie and his choices.

This is the first of a new series we'll be doing on the podcast called the Independent Film Series where we review indie films and bring on the directors to discuss their work. We currently have the Shakespeare Series and are planning to do a third called "Film 101" where guests come to discuss the nuts and bolts of being a filmmaker.