On our first episode of a new series that we dubbed: Watch With Friends, we watched Dave Franco's director debut, The Rental. Watch With Friends is a relaxed episode where we watch and talk about films with some special guests! On this episode Sophia Fregoso & Steph Huynh joined us in watching and talking about The Rental, which we saw at a special advanced drive-in screening! Listen to us talk about our drive-in experience, the film, and the Q&A with the actors and director (Dave Franco). This movie has yet to be released, so if you plan on watching this film then don't listen to our episode because there will be spoilers flying!

On today's episode we cover the iconic horror film Get Out, directed by Jordan Peele. A movie that will forever be in talks of being one of the most iconic horror movies ever, Peele was able to create a fantastic film that underlies the racism that's rampant in America throughout history, pairing it with a tense and suspenseful atmosphere. We talk about our favorite parts, each carefully crafted scene, and the alternate ending(s). Come hangout and listen as we appreciate this great horror movie.

The iconic and unique bank heist film, Inside Man was directed by the legendary director Spike Lee. The unique story telling and plot pulling aspect of this movie tells you that this isn't your regular cat and mouse movie. Along with Spike Lee's style sprinkled within this movie, you'll realize from the beginning that you're in for a ride. Come and listen to us talk about this film and make sure to watch Inside Man.

A drastically relevant film that was released in 1989, Do the Right Thing is Spike Lee's opus on racism and police violence in America. 31 years later and this is still a magnificent film to watch. If you haven't watch this film for whatever reason, now is the time to do so. If you have watched it, come hangout with us as we reflect on how pretty much racism and injustice is still running rampant in our country today..

A work of Black excellence in a world trying to silence it, on today's episode we talk about Moonlight. We recorded this episode coincidentally on the date George Floyd was murdered, which was mentioned very briefly on this episode. Moonlight was a fantastically unique film following a troubled young Black boy going through the steps into manhood and what he experiences as being masculine & the struggles of being raised in an environment that's against you. As regards to America and it's systematic practices against the Black community, the fight is still going on and we still have the links for BLM resources to donate to, to sign petitions, or anything that'll be grateful of your time and money. If you have the time, watch Moonlight.

Hop on the Nostromo with us as we tackle the first film of the Alien franchise: Alien. We talk about this groundbreaking sci-fi horror film and how it changed the horror game forever. We also dive into little tid bits, what could of happens, and the mentality of Ridley Scott at the time. Come listen to us and don't hug any face in quarantine.