A weekly podcast where Helen, Edison, and
Ms. Sinclair discuss a movie they’ve all seen,
their week in entertainment, and an artist
whose career they would like to put in focus.
A weekly podcast where Helen, Edison, and
Ms. Sinclair discuss a movie they’ve all seen,
their week in entertainment, and an artist
whose career they would like to put in focus.
Monkey Man
It’s got gore, it’s got lore, it’s the directorial debut of Dev Patel! This week we’re discussing Monkey Man! Dev takes some big swings with this one! Join us for a wild ride because this one truly goes apeshit.
This conversation made me realize that maybe this is the time for me to share. Some people may be experiencing a form of depression for the first time since adjusting to COVID-19; others may recognize their uncomfortable feelings and not know how to process them in this weird time. Maybe my sharing will provide some insight. Maybe it will just make me feel better. Either way, I’m gonna do it.
Weird Score 6.5/10
Beverly Sutphin, a seemingly normal suburban housewife who just wants to raise her children to be model citizens, has a very unique way of dealing with people she deems menaces to society…
WEIRD SCORE 8.5/10
This is the film version of Romeo and Juliet that your cool younger English teacher wanted to show you but with better judgement decided to stick with Franco Zeffirelli’s more appropriate 1968 version.
WEIRD SCORE 7/10
Ahhh the perils of puberty. It’s hard on everybody. Every woman can relate to what our protagonist Dawn experiences in the film. The hormones, the awkwardness, the confusion, the second pair of teeth she discovers in her…HOLD ON…wait…is that a real thing?
For the remainder of grade school, my weight fluctuated and my need to control the situation grew stronger. It didn’t help that there was virtually no representation of body positivity in popular culture. I wanted to be an actor and naturally looked up to women in the industry. I struggled to see myself reflected in the beauty standards held by Hollywood.
WEIRD SCORE 6.5/10
What could be weird about this tragic story about a man whose only purpose in life was to save the bears? What’s weird is... Timothy.
Character: Street Urchin
A city is a mayhem of sound
There is no escape for me
Will the noises ever stop?
I want to write about what it’s like to be a woman in the entertainment industry. I figure the best (and only) way to do this would be to honest and share my own experiences. Here it goes.
WEIRD SCORE 7/10
“Kissed”...sounds romantic doesn’t it? I suppose it is in a way ...depending on how you define romance.
WEIRD SCORE 7.5/10
Dr. Nick Cavanaugh, a surgeon with major mommy issues is obsessed with a woman he had a previous affair with, named Helena.
Monkey Man
It’s got gore, it’s got lore, it’s the directorial debut of Dev Patel! This week we’re discussing Monkey Man! Dev takes some big swings with this one! Join us for a wild ride because this one truly goes apeshit.
Late Night with the Devil
LIGHTS, CAMERA, POSSESSION! This week we’re discussing Late Night with the Devil! It’s time to separate the believers from the skeptics as we conjure up a great conversation about this newly released horror film. Oh and Edison tries to convince us that he has been hypnotized four times.
Love Lies Bleeding
This week we are throwing on some workout gear and taking you for a wild ride through the neon-lit streets of 1989 for writer-director Rose Glass’s latest film Love Lies Bleeding, starring Kirsten Stewart. With enough twists and turns to make your head spin faster than a protein shake blender, Love Lies Bleeding is the kind of film that leaves you questioning your own sanity. So, grab your popcorn and prepare to be thoroughly entertained, baffled, and maybe just a little traumatized.
Double Feature: Road House & Immaculate
Award’s season is over so we’re putting prestige films aside to make room for Jake Gyllenhaal’s rockin’ bod Sydney Sweeney’s scream queen debut. That’s right, this week we’re talking the Road House remake streaming on Prime and Immaculate being screened in desperately dark theatres.
The Boy and the Heron
This week we dive into the magical world of Hayao Miyazaki! Helen is away, so Edison and Ms. Sinclair are teaming up to discuss Oscar winning film The Boy and the Heron. Come join us for this cosmic adventure!
Dune: Part Two
Are you ready for some desert drama? Cause we’re gonna dive into the swirling sands of Dune: Part Two. This movie has it all. Intrigue, battles, prophecies, witches, love, lust, laughter. It even has Christopher Walken!
So grab your stillsuit and spice melange, people, because we're about to hitch a ride on a giant sand worm and embark on a journey through the treacherous deserts of Arrakis!
Slumpuary: This is Me...Now & The Beekeeper
It's the February Movie Slump! Right on time! And we're diverting from our usual content (discussing movies with a modicum of substance) and bringing you this; Slumpuary: This is Me...Now & The Beekeeper. Have a laugh and judge Edison freely!
Past Lives
This week we all have a good cry and discuss Past Lives, the directorial debut from Celine Song. We’re on the road to the Oscars and couldn’t be more excited to chat about this impressive and poignant film!
The Zone of Interest
On this episode, we discuss Jonathan Glazer’s new film, “The Zone of Interest”, which tells the story of Rudolf and his wife, Hedwig, as they go about their very normal, ordinary, hum drum lives just on the other side of the wall from Auschwitz, where Rudolf is a commandant. This film asks the question: Whatever happened to loving thy neighbour?
All of Us Strangers
This week, hold on to your inner child because we're discussing All of Us Strangers from director Andrew Haigh. This film has a truly stacked cast with moving performances from Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Claire Foy and Jamie Bell. Tune in to hear our many thoughts!