The Rec

We try to satisfy your bracket cravings with things present in TV and Movies that rarely happen IRL. Then, we review Netflix's Spanish Thriller 'The Platform' as well as Florence Pugh's WWE bio-comedy as Paige in 'Fighting With My Family'

Tiger King is sweeping the nation. What direction will Jason Batemen take Ozark season 3. Lastly, Corona-Corner - TV and Movie Characters we'd like to Quarantine with.

Weird times, but we try to have some fun with some virus movies. We watch and review Bruce McDonald's Pontypool a Canadian virus thriller - Steven Soderbergh and Scott Z. Burns Contagion - and Alex Garland and Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later. Also, what else to watch during quarantine.

Coronavirus has canceled SXSW and we're sad. BUT It's March - we review The Way Back, Ben Affleck and Gavin O'Connor's basketball drama and do a Starting 5: TV and Movie basketball characters.

Also, Ugly Delicious and Netflix role in Food and Comedy.

Is October or Feb/March the best time of year for genre films? Riley Keough and Elizabeth Moss carry a couple of good ones. Then, while Lil Dicky and Sean Evans debut on network TV, do their youtube fanbases travel?

Also, Erik did not like The Photograph, and the gang doesn't have high hopes for The Call of the Wild, with Harrison Ford.

Obi Toppin, Tyrese Haliburton, Killian Hayes, Mamadi Diakete, Lamelo Ball, Anthony Edwards and James Wiseman are all discussed.

We rattle of some complaints and suggestions for the Oscars, thank them for giving Parasite the respect it deserves and get romantic for a Valentine's themed Starting 5.

These are our selections for a number of the Oscar categories. As if the Academy was made up of Erik Brad Frank and Elyssa.

Also, NBA Trade Deadline and Mark Dantonio.

Yea, we went to Miami for the super bowl, a week early. Also, test our acting chops as frantic GMs ahead of a quiet trade deadline.

I apologize for the audio quality and briefness, but we wanted to take a moment to regroup before having fun and arguing about unimportant things aka our regularly scheduled programming.

Brad and I spent most of Sunday, the 26th together. On a plane, in a car and on a basketball court. The real ROI given the time he, I and Frankie spend on this every week, is the time we're able to spend together, working towards a common goal. I hope everyone is able to find the time to have those kind of relationships, and enjoy them as much as we do.