Welcome back friends to a brand new episode of Uncapped! We're back with our second installment of The Letterboxd Series, where I will be breaking down my top 4 watches of the month of April. These films include The Graduate (1967), The Master (2012), House (1977), and The Departed (2006). These movies knocked our socks off and hopefully you'll be inspired to watch some of these great movies too after listening...grab your popcorn and tune in!

Welcome back everyone to a brand new episode of Uncapped! In today's episode we discuss the most anticipated releases of April: Warfare, A Minecraft Movie, Sinners, and why everyone should be making a trip to the theaters to see these films.

Welcome back friends to a brand new episode of Uncapped! In this episode, we head back to Panem to break down the film that launched the dystopian phenomenon, The Hunger Games (2012). From Jennifer Lawrence's iconic portrayal of Katniss Everdeen to the gritty tone that sets this story apart from the others, we explore what made this film a culture icon and how it still holds up today. We explore the hidden motifs of the story, the action packed scenes...and why these movies are just ultimately iconic. Whether you're a die-hard tribute or a casual fan of the films, this one's for you. May the odds be ever in your favor...

Welcome back to Episode 6 of Uncapped! In this episode, we're taking a deep dive into the filmography of a directing legend: Christopher Nolan. From his first directorial debut in 1998, to sweeping the Oscar's in 2023, Christopher Nolan has done it all. We'll be discussing our host's 3 favorite Nolan films such as Inception (2010), Interstellar (2014), and The Prestige (2006). Nolan's thought provoking themes, complex story lines and practical use of CGI make him not only one of the most entertaining directors but one of the greatest of the modern century.

Note: This is all subject to opinion, as movies are subjective.

Welcome back to Episode 5 of Uncapped! In this episode, we're starting our Letterboxd series, meaning at the end of each month we're discussing the top 4 movies we watched. For the first episode of the Letterboxd series, we're taking a deep dive into There Will Be Blood (2007), Mother (2009), Amadeus (1984), and Apocalypse Now (1979) as the best films this month. We'll take a deep dive into our Letterboxd ratings, as well as the directing styles, overviews, and what makes these films amazing. Grab your popcorn and enjoy!

Welcome back friends to episode 4 of Uncapped! In today's episode we are joined by our very first guest, Declan Williams (aka dWill) to talk all things Studio Ghibli. From breaking down the legacy of this iconic animation studio to taking a deep dive into our favorite Studio Ghibli films, this episode has it all. Studio Ghibli is one of the most influential animation studios in the world known for its groundbreaking films that have made a profound impact on cinema...so we have to 'Uncap' all things Studio Ghibli. Grab your popcorn and enjoy the episode!

Welcome back to episode 3 of Uncapped! For this weeks theme, our host Kasey Cap, was inspired by the world of foreign language films (non English). We take a close up look about what we consider some of the best 4 foreign language films of all time and why! These opinions are subjective but truly any film lover out there can find the beauty within our favorite 4 films. Grab your popcorn and enjoy!

Welcome back to the latest episode of Uncapped! In this episode we break down the most anticipated release of 2025, Mickey 17, starring Robert Pattinson, Mark Ruffalo and Toni Collette. From the mind behind Parasite (2019), Bong Joon Ho takes the audience on a sci-fi masterpiece - let's talk about it! We'll also tap into Bong Joon Ho's film making career and if Mickey 17 holds up to the hype of Bong Joon Ho's directing legacy.

Welcome everyone to the first episode of Uncapped! In today's episode we breakdown anything and everything about the 97th Academy Awards. From the big winners to the biggest snubs, we discuss it all.