The Wrap Beers

The Wrap Beers are back this week for another round of film and shenanigans. To start off the episode, The Beers catch up on mutual shenanigans encountered between their day jobs and last week’s full moon (0:24). The Beers introduce this week’s Drink of Choice — Blood Orange Pale Ale by Great South Bay Brewery (4:51). Diving into the film portion of the episode, The Beers discuss and share their review of ‘Strange Darling’ (9:44), followed by an in-depth review and their respective analysis of Zoë Kravitz's directorial debut, ‘Blink Twice’ (30:49). Wrapping up the episode, The Beers give a shoutout to their new partnership with local streamer Zeam, and also share a sneak peak into a project currently in the works through their production company (46:29).
Now sip back and enjoy the show!

Hosts: Dylan J. Murphy and Roger Turner Jr

Produced by: upStream

Music by: Matt Kuartz

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https://www.youtube.com/@thewrapbeers 

The Beers are back in this week’s episode to recap The Emmys for anyone who, like our hosts, also missed out on watching the live broadcast this past Sunday. To kick things off, Rog and Dylan recall the trials and triumphs of the Giants and Jets in Week 2 of the NFL season (0:19). The Beers unveil The Drink of Choice for this week’s episode — Vodka Iced Tea High Noons (12:36). Although they did not watch the full broadcast of The Emmys, Rog and Dylan recap the winners of this year’s Emmy Awards and share their opinions on the upset of the night, their favorite category of the night, and also open up in an honest dialogue about a particular season of a particular HBO series that was nominated for a particular number of Emmys (17:27).
Now sip back and enjoy the show!

Hosts: Dylan J. Murphy and Roger Turner Jr

Produced by: upStream

Music by: Matt Kuartz

Catch the video episode on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/@thewrapbeers 

The Wrap Beers return for their 60th episode, and this one is dedicated to all the loyal fans out there who have been putting up with our shenanigans these past 59 episodes. To start things off, Rog details his trip to SoHo for a visit to Groomed Guys barbershop, and a surprise run-in with sports legends Darren Woodsen and Joakim Noah (0:18). Dylan shares the shenanigans that went into a Saturday viewing of 'Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King’, which featured a gallon’s worth of piña coladas (6:18). The Beers then switch over to the movie realm, discussing Ridley Scott’s revolutionary 1979 film 'Alien’ (19:12). And yes, there are SPOILERS. In the second half of the show, the Beers discuss the parallels between 'Alien’ v. '2001: A Space Odyssey’ in this week’s Movie Face-off (38-:41). To honor the start of this year’s NFL season, the Beers share their favorite football movies (46:18).
Now sip back and enjoy the show! 

Hosts: Dylan J. Murphy and Roger Turner Jr

Produced by: upStream

Music by: Matt Kuartz

Catch the video episode on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/@thewrapbeers 

The Beers return this week to review Paul Thomas Anderson’s 21st Century masterpiece THERE WILL BE BLOOD.
Starting off the show with Rog giving a special shoutout to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and Lake Superior (3:37), Dylan then gives his review of Max Wolf Friedrich’s gripping new psychological thriller, Job, a must-see play now running on Broadway through October 2024 (6:19). The Beers do not stray far from PTA though, offering their opinions on THERE WILL BE BLOOD v. NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN (47:05) while also paying respects to movies from 2007-2014, a seven-year period in time which Rog regards as “A beautiful time for cinema” (52:45). The Beers wrap up this episode ranking their Top 5 Paul Thomas Anderson movies and his films’ impact on them individually (1:01:55).

Hosts: Dylan J. Murphy and Roger Turner Jr

Produced by: upStream

Music by: Matt Kuartz

Catch the video episode on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/@thewrapbeers 

In this week's episode, The Beers focus on two popular TV series of 2024 with a side of film and shenanigans.
To kickoff the show, The Beers unveil their drink of choice for the episode - Brooklyn Sunny, Citrus Lager by Six Point Brewery (0:24). The Beers spend the first part of the show discussing their review of 'Ripley' on Netflix (7:52). For the second half of the show, The Beers discuss season 2 of 'House of the Dragon' on MAX (44:00). Wrapping up the show, The Beers deliver another slate of Letterboxd reviews (56:57).
Now sip back and enjoy the show!

Hosts: Dylan J. Murphy and Roger Turner Jr

Produced by: upStream

Music by: Matt Kuartz

Catch the video episode on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/@thewrapbeers 

The Beers return from their respective Massachusetts vacations for an episode of film shenanigans.
To start off the show, Dylan and Rog share stories from Massachusetts and Maine over their drink of choice for the episode, Peak Organic Brewing Co. IPA and Blueberry Cobbler Pastry Sour/Blazing Love by Blaze Brewing Co (2:25). Rog follows up with recommending the Netflix movie 'Shirley', starring Regina King as Shirley Chisolm - the first ever African American congresswoman who also was the first black woman to run for President of the United States (19:34). The Beers then deliver their unmitigated reviews of 'Deadpool & Wolverine' (20:51), sparking further discussion on ways to neutralize the reign of superhero movies (39:12). 
To wrap up the episode, Rog and Dylan share opinions on the recent pandemic of bad movie recommendations (52:28), followed by another round of Letterboxd reviews (58:17).
Now sip back and enjoy the show!

Hosts: Dylan J. Murphy and Roger Turner Jr

Produced by: upStream

Music by: Matt Kuartz

Catch the video episode on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/@thewrapbeers 

The Beers are back on the airwaves with more film, TV, and shenanigans, joined in this episode by a bottle of Montepulciano. In this week’s show, Dylan opens up about his need for sunscreen and The Beers discuss when it is and isn’t acceptable to involve other people in applying said sunscreen (0:26). Dylan battles allergies provoked by his brother’s beloved dog, Shamus, and creates a fun drinking game for listeners (6:09). The Beers then introduce the bottle of Montepulciano made by Piantaferro (9:13).
For the next part of the show, The Beers discuss the Summer blockbuster ‘Twisters’ (11:26), also paying homage to the classic 1996 thriller ’Twister’ (16:30) before giving their full review of the latest installment (28:58). 
To wrap it up, The Beers give their inaugural run-through of Letterboxd reviews (56:21).
Now sip back and enjoy the show!

Hosts: Dylan J. Murphy and Roger Turner Jr

Produced by: upStream

Music by: Matt Kuartz

Catch the video episode on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/@thewrapbeers 

The beers are back again to deliver their review in this week’s Nicholas Cage-inspired episode. To kick things off, the beers unveil their drink selection for the show, VooDoo Ranger — Fruit Force (0:22), prompting Dylan to seek Rog’s opinion on TWB’s Mount Rushmore of beers that have made an appearance on the show (0:49). 
For the rest of the episode, the beers unpack and give their honest review of ‘Longlegs’ (4:08), which stars Nicholas Cage and has been generating quite the buzz due to the film’s stellar marketing campaign. To wrap it up, the beers rattle off TWB’s Top 3 Nicholas Cage movies (46:27).
Now sip back and enjoy the show!

Hosts: Dylan J. Murphy and Roger Turner Jr

Produced by: upStream

Music by: Matt Kuartz

Catch the video episode on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/@thewrapbeers 

The beers are back this week with more Film and TV shenanigans.
To start off the show, the beers discuss the newly released ‘Gladiator II’ trailer, Ridley Scott’s latest installment that has both hosts excited for its November release (1:11). Dylan gifts Rog a bottle of Trappist Westvleteren, one of the world’s most-sought after beers which is brewed by monks in a monastery somewhere in Belgium, while Dylan cracks open a High Noon for their drinks of choice in this episode (13:08). The beers then share their review of ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ and their unique viewing experience at AMC Kips Bay (17:52).
To wrap it up, the beers unleash an in-depth discussion on Season 3 of ‘The Bear’ which is now streaming on FX/Hulu. 
Now sip back and enjoy the show!

Hosts: Dylan J. Murphy and Roger Turner Jr

Produced by: upStream

Music by: Matt Kuartz

Catch the video episode on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/@thewrapbeers 

The Wrap Beers return with some High Noon Tequila seltzers to keep them company in this week's episode.
To start things off, the beers celebrate Dylan and his recent departure from his job at the world's largest Apple store (2:46). Dylan shares tales of Tracy Morgan while working at his former place of employment (7:36), followed by a recalling of run-ins with other famous people during his time at Apple Fifth Avenue (12:58). Next, the beers discuss episodes 1-4 of the latest season of 'The Bear' on Hulu (18:57).
Rog heads the second part of the show with his final words on FX's 'Clipped' (40:54). Dylan follows up with a quick review of the new Austin Butler and Tom Hardy movie 'The Bikeriders' (53:26). Rog then chats about the visceral experience of watching the #1 docuseries on Netflix the last couple of weeks 'Worst Roommate Ever' (1:02:19). The beers wrap up the episode with a prelude to a future episode on Ridley Scott v. Tony Scott (1:09:42).
Sip back and enjoy the show!

Hosts: Dylan J. Murphy and Roger Turner Jr

Produced by: upStream

Music by: Matt Kuartz

Catch the video episode on our YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/@thewrapbeers