Antonio and Ivanna join the pod to discuss Halloween traditions, costumes, candy and a whole lot more! We also discuss the movies Terrifier 3 and The Substance.

Part 2 out of 3 of this Transformers retrospective. Breaking down the quintessential 1980s cartoon. What made this show stand out amongst countless other shows? Going over the plot, the characters, and the amazing writing and voice work that helped create the franchise. And a look at the 1986 Transformers Movie -- your host's personal favorite. 

Part one of this three-part retrospective gives a brief rundown of the creation of the brand, and why it has held  a special place in the hearts of countless kids of all ages for 40 years.

What makes a good movie trailer? What are some of the horrible clichés that run the modern movie trailer? Discussing all things movie trailers on this episode of Film Real!

Justin gives his personal history with DVDs, and discusses why they aren't around anymore. And should we *all* be collecting them at this point?

Justin discusses the morality (or lack thereof) of putting dead actors into new movies.

Justin presents a great conversation with acclaimed film & television writer Flint Dille -- discussing Flint's work on 'Transformers', working with Jimmy Stewart & Steven Spielberg, and... classic Rock & Roll.

In an episode inspired by Hans Zimmer's 'Remember', as featured on 'The Lion King', Justin is joined by good friend Gina Santillo in a discussion about Disney, Disney villains, and, yes... the hottest Disney characters ever.

Justin Greenberg is joined by friend Zac Turkel as they have a half-hour long conversation on children's television & its evolution over time. Also, which shows belong on the 'Mount Rushmore' of kids' TV?

Justin is joined by friends Joshua Umahi and Kory David on the 20th episode of Film Real -- they are all big fans of Prime Video's "The Boys", so the three have a discussion about the 4th & current season of the show, 5 episodes in. Also, Joshua and Justin give their thoughts on "Inside Out 2", and what the sequel's resounding success means for the future of the series AND Pixar. Justin and Kory also discuss what's good and what's bad about "X-Men 97".