A film podcast where Helen, Edison, and
Ms. Sinclair do a deep dive on a new release that has just hit theaters or streaming.
All in SEASON 9
Get ready for our Halloween double SCREECHER! For this Season 9 Halloween Special, we’re discussing Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma from filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun and the latest instalment in the Resident Evil franchise from Zach Creggar. Happy flesh and fluids everyone!
A comatose author (maybe?). A suspicious manuscript (maybe?). A do-gooder handsome husband (maybe?),. An unbothered Dakota Johnson (always!).
This week’s episode lures us into a world where nothing is exactly as it seems in Verity, an “erotic thriller” starring Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett, and the latest adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novels.
But does Verity deliver on the eroticism and thrills?
Tune in to hear our thoughts!
This week we're discussing the first narrative feature from Lance Oppenheim - Primetime. Robert Pattinson gives another wonderfully weird performance but is that enough to carry this film full of problematic subject matter? Tune in to hear our thoughts!
This episode, we are headed to the idyllic Oak Street, where dads are on the BBQ, kids are playing in the street, moms are secretly writing their divorce novels in the basement, and dinosaurs are wreaking havoc and eating your annoying neighbour for dinner.
That’s right, sometimes it takes a dinosaur-sized disaster to put our ordinary problems into perspective.
Luckily, we have movies to help us do just that.
This episode, things are getting WILDE with a double feature! We’re discussing The Invite, directed by and starring Olivia Wilde, and I Want Your Sex, directed by Greg Araki and starring our girl Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman.
So, let’s prepare the jamón and break out our leather, because it’s time to Walk on the Wilde Side.
This episode brings us back to podcasting after our own little odyssey! We battled monsters, our own demons, time, memory, and obsession to bring you Season 9. Well, it wasn't that dramatic, but Christopher Nolan's new film The Odyssey sure was.
Join us as we discuss this star-studded epic and try to answer the question: Can the themes of a 3,000-year-old story still manage to surprise modern audiences?
