Two Thumbs Undecided

Interview with Tik Tok legend Reece Feldman aka @guywithamovingcamera. You may know him as the The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel tik tok guy, for his goofy videos with Dylan O’Brien, or for his amazing outfits on the red carpets. I know him as, dare I say it, a friend :_)

Also, there was a lil technical difficulty with this one so it ends kinda abruptly. We'll have him back on in the future.

The brothers sit down with friends of the show and long time PAs Connor and Nick. They discuss the then present potential strike as well as the hardships of being a PA.

Recorded Oct. 3rd

BEFORE YOU CLICK PLAY:

Our mixer died as we were recording so the audio files from the mics were corrupted. BUT at the same time we were recording on a hi-8 camcorder. So unfortunately the audio isn't great.

If you can't bare to listen, we are going to redo with some different flare next week. If you want to just check the video out, check our Patreon!

Interview with Beanpole director "Kantemir Balagov" during the 57th NYFF.

The brothers dive into Road Trip movies and why they are so enduring. They are joined by longtime friends of the show Nick and Dalton who are in the middle of their own road trip from NYC to LA.

What starts out as a casual conversation about DVDs and how it's decline has impacted the types of movies coming out slowly turns into a plot to save cinema as we know it.

We are back! And better than ever? Who's to say, but a lot has changed and also not much has changed.

The brothers go over their lives since the last ep and talk about the weird string of high school love movies from the 90s to the early 2000s. (She's all that, She's the man, Clueless, etc.)

Zach and Sam have a fateful meeting with their producer Martin Scorsese (played by AJ Golio).

This episode aired May of 2018 so apologies for anything that is outdated. This is our full episode explaining our very complex feeling about Marvel movies, at the time at their peak.

Bit of clarity, Sam is not a fan and Zach was a fan but loves the comics.

This is our first episode ever back in January of 2018. This was YEARS before Paul Scheer and Amy Nicholson STOLE the idea from us about doing a podcast on the AFI. Listen as we try to figure out the name of the show and argue if Hitchcock is overrated (yes he is).