Episode XLIII - "Leviathan" (1989)
Join us as we discuss the 1989 Underwater-Horror-Sci-Fi film "Levithan" starring Peter Weller, Richard Crenna, Amanda Pays and Daniel Stern... and also Ernie Hudson!
Read MoreEpisode XLII - "We the Animals"
Join our film discussion as we discuss the coming of age film "We the Animals", directed by Jeremiah Zagar. But before we jump into our review for that, hear our thoughts about news ranging from The Simpsons short that will be playing before Pixar's "Onward", a potential "Back to the Future remake, and changes to the story of the live-action "Mulan".
Read MoreEpisode XLI - "As Good As It Gets"
Join Mike and Glen as they discuss James L. Brooks' "As Good As It Gets", starring Jack Nicholson, Helen Hunt and Greg Kinnear.
Read MoreEpisode XL - "Last Flag Flying"
Mike and Glen discuss everything from Parasite's historic win at the Oscars to Robert Pattinson's Batman sneak peak before they jump in to their review for Richard Linklater's "Last Flag Flying". "Last Flag Flying" stars Steve Carell, Bryan Cranston and Laurence Fishburne, three friends who fought in Vietnam together who join together to bury the son of one of their own.
Read MoreEpisode XXXIX - "Arctic"
This week Mike and Glen get the chills while watching Joe Penna’s “Arctic”.
Read MoreEpisode XXXVIII - "Delicatessen"
Mike and Glen practice their French (and somehow get worse) while watching "Delicatessen" (1991).
Read MoreEpisode XXXVII - "A Silent Voice"
Poor Michael has to dip his toes in the weeb waters as Glen has them both watching “A Silent Voice”
Read MoreEpisode XXXVI - "The Florida Project"
This week, Mike and Glen discuss Sean Baker’s “The Florida Project”.
Read MoreEpisode XXXV - "Burning"
Mike and Glen are back with their first podcast of the new year/decade! This time they’ll be reviewing Lee Chang Dong’s movie “Burning”
Read MoreBonus Episode - Goodbye to the Twenty-Teens
Mike and Glen send off the year AND the decade by discussing some of their favorite movies of the past ten years.
Read MoreEpisode XXXIV - "Prospect"
In this week's episode, Mike and Glen discuss the Golden Globes nominations, "The Matrix 4", the trailer for Christopher Nolan's newest film "Tenet" and the film of the week, "Prospect".
Read MoreBonus Episode - "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker"
This Episode Contains Spoilers
In this bonus episode, Mike and Glen dissect the newest chapter of the Skywalker Sage as they discuss "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker".
Read MoreEpisode XXXIII - The Return of KFR
After a brief hiatus, Mike and Glen are back with movie news, opinions and reviews! In this episode, the two hosts catch up discussing somewhat outdate topics, such as Martin Scorsese's comments on the Marvel Universe, the future resurrection (or bastardization) of James Dean and the film "Jojo Rabbit".
Read MoreEpisode XXXII - "Remember" & "20th Century Women"
This week, Mike and Glen get revenge on the Nazi that killed Christopher Plummer and Martin Landau's family and raise a teenage boy as a single mom with the help of other women in his life.
Read MoreEpisode XXXI - "Point Break" & "The Vanishing of Sidney Hall"
This week, Mike and Glen talk about Keanu going crazy for Swayze and an A24 hidden gem.
Read MoreEpisode XXX - "Road House" & "Dune"
Join the discussion this week as we get Crazy for Swayze with "Road House" and try a pinch of David Lynch (I am so sorry) with "Dune"!
Read MoreEpisode XXIX - "The Basement" & "Midsommar"
Join us this week as we discuss "The Basement" & Ari Aster's "Midsommar".
Read MoreEpisode XXVIII - "The Wave" & "Kill the Irishman"
Join the conversation this week as Mike and Glen discuss a Norwegian disaster film and a film about an Irish gangster in... Cleveland?
Read MoreEpisode XXVII - "Guava Island" & "The Dead Don't Die"
This week, Mike and Glen discuss Donald Glover's "Guava Island" and Jim Jarmusch's "The Dead Don't Die".
Read MoreEpisode XXVI - "The Interview" (1998) & "Chernobyl"
This week, Mike and Glen discuss a Hugo Weaving film from 1998 and an HBO Mini-Series about one of the worst man made nuclear disasters in history.
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