The Saturday MatinƩe
2017-10-28 ā¢ Saturday MatinĆ©e
Stories of missing people stranded somewhere, lost colonies included.
October 30, 2017
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Steve Sarmento is an educator, writer, and film buff in Phoenix, Arizona. He’s been a part of the fabric of The Next Reel Film Podcasts since its inception. He has served to educate and illuminate through his regular participation in The Film Board and the two podcasts he developed and hosted, Trailer Rewind and Three of a Kind.
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Stories of missing people stranded somewhere, lost colonies included.
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Andy and Steve report on their watch of Susperia. Star Trek: Discovery has finally made it into our eyeballs. The box office celebrates another major milestone for It. And, we take on blood feuds with gravitas this week on The List!
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