Ed and Jason discuss Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood". Listen as Ed gives this film another look based on Jason's recent viewing and the two discuss what it is about this film that makes the ending so surreal, how this stacks up against other Tarantino films and how indie filmmakers can use these types of films to develop their craft.

A new year of podcasts starting off with a proper rant between Ed and Jason on X-men Apocalypse and Logan. Both great films, but Logan is just so much better in their view. Listen as they discuss the important story and style differences that make Logan a much better example of using story and character to drive the film forward. Ed's 'Bad Girl' and 'Queen's Gambit' discussed as well. Have a listen and let us know what you think in the comments.

Join Ed Burgos and Jason Cherot on a special one year anniversary episode where they talk where they studio has taken them in the past year and where we are looking to go in 2021. We also finish our conversation on the indie powerhouse duo, Moorehead and Benson. Their films are virtual blueprints of how to get your own low budget project off the ground. Join us and let us know what you think in the comments. Thanks so much to all of you for being with us this year.

Cherot and Burgos talk about another film from the Benson and Moorhead indie production team ;p A must watch for aspiring indie filmmakers as it is a film made on a minimal budget that looks absolutely beautiful. What is even more amazing is that these two directors/producers/writers/actors give the keys to the kingdom in the Director's Commentary (thanks so much guys).

Let us know what you thought in the comments.

Ed and Jason discuss a recent indie horror favourite produced by Benson and Moorehead, a winning team of indie horror produces that have used some of the success of the "mumblecore" horror to take the genre in new directions. Please listen as we talk about what we liked (and didn't like) about the film along with our thoughts on how indie filmmakers can best learn from some the great cinematography and story choices made throughout the film. A special ending for our listeners as Eddie talks briefly about his own short, "How the Heart Was Lost". Let us know what you think in the comments!

Adam Stovall makes his, and the show's, first guest appearance on this weeks episode where we discuss Adam's amazing film, "A Ghost Waits", We go into depth on both the personal journey Adam went on in making the film and what indie filmmakers can learn about how to deliver your message no matter what the budget.

Many thanks again to Adam Stovall for appearing on the show. We hope to have him and others on the show for more interviews in the not so distant future so stay tuned!

Into and outdo song is "Yellow Cotton Dress" played by Cincinnati band, Wussy. Song is available in iTunes if you are interested.

Ed and Jason discuss Relic, a new film from Australian which played recently at the October Frightfest film festival. Listen as they discuss why this an amazing debut film which followed lots of strong initial offerings from filmmakers over the five day festival. Let us know what you think in the comments!

Ed and Jason conclude their three part discussions on the MCU by discussing Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2. This is a full on MCU extravaganza where we discuss the franchise at it's height and the many working parts that complemented and ran parallel to the films.

Ed and Jason discuss Spiderman: Homecoming and other aspects of Jason's MCU deep dive. Listen why James Watts does an amazing job in bringing you favourite neighborhood Spidey to the MCU.

Ed and Jason discuss one of the stronger entries to the MCU, Thor: Ragnarok. Jeff Goldblum, deep synth and Taika Waititi make this film unlike anything you have seen before. Listen to Ed and Jason talk about the best bits along with a discussion on Jason's year long deep dive into the MCU.

Links

Digital Spy - MCU order web list mentioned by Jason as the list for his deep dive - https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a28084501/mcu-release-order-marvel-movies/