Stories From the Gridiron Month rolls on this week with a real doozy of a film. Oliver Stone’s Any Given Sunday from 1999 is a highly stylized story of a pro football team struggling to...
This week on the show, it’s a Rewatch & Reconsider episode, where Mike and Steven revisit a film that is generally considered a clunker, and re-evaluate it to see if it’s still bad or if...
Stories From the Gridiron Month continues this week with 2000's The Replacements, directed by Howard Deutch. Mike and Steven called an audible this week, replacing John Frankenheimer's terror-at-the-Super-Bowl thriller
This week Mike and Steven kick off Stories of the Gridiron Month (see what we did there?) with 1993's The Program. This film, directed by David S. Ward, is one of only a few that turns its lens to college football instead of the pros,
This week on the podcast, Mike and Steven close out Physical Media Appreciation Month with a deep dive into John Landis’s horror classic An American Werewolf in London (1981). They’re joined by horror aficionado and...
This week, we continue Physical Media Appreciation Month with a real mind-bender of a film. Christopher Nolan’s Memento from 2000 is an exercise in manipulation, identity, and the reliability of memory. Told both forward and...
Physical Media Appreciation Month kicks off this week with Sorcerer from 1977. This forgotten masterpiece from Exorcist director William Friedkin is newly available as an excellent 4K release through The Criterion Collection, filled with killer...
This week on the podcast, Mike and Steven wrap up Stories of Summer month with a deep dive into Spike Lee’s 1994 coming-of-age classic, Crooklyn. Set in 1970s Brooklyn and co-written by Spike Lee, his...
This week on the show, Stories of Summer Month continues, as Mike and Steven explore the 2023 comedy Theater Camp, directed by Nick Lieberman and Molly Gordon. Tune in as they break down the film’s...
On this week’s episode, Mike and Steven continue Stories of Summer Month with The Way Way Back from 2013. They discuss how the film’s humor and heart make it stand out among other coming-of age...