The world is a beautiful place—stunning vistas, the highest mountains, and most expansive rivers. But what happens when we, puny humans, decide to make our pastime of exploring these natural wonders too aggressively? The environment gets aggressive back.
The Film Board gathers! This month, host Justin Jaeger is joined by Steve Sarmento and Tommy Metz III to litigate Alex Garland’s provocative new film “Civil War.”
Long-lost Kyle Olson is back and he leads us on a journey to the deep looking at the monsters that plague deep-sea miners everywhere!
Filmmaker Tom Metz sits down at the table to talk about the origins of evil. Then we’ll head to the midwest to make up a new story about small town secrets.
The Film Board Gathers! This month we’re talking writers and wrestlers and songsters all tumbling from the pages of… wait, screen of… uh… life of? Matthew Vaughn’s latest: Argylle.
Welcome back, baseball fans and 80s movie buffs! In this week’s episode of The Most Excellent 80s Movies Podcast, hosts Krissy and Nathan discuss the 1989 fantasy film Field of Dreams with fellow podcaster and filmmaker, Tommy Metz III.
House on Haunted Hill and House of Wax are classics of the Vincent Price collection. But what happens when they’re given the 90s remake treatment? We’re talking about the Hill ’99 and Wax ’05 with Pete, Ray, and Tommy this month!
The Film Board Gathers! The gang of thugs is here to take on a movie currently in theaters and this month we have Michael Mann’s return to the big screen with Ferrari.
What happens when the symbols of our holidays themselves turn against us? What if we find ourselves running not from Frankenstein or Dracula or some other manifestation of desire and technology run amok, but we’re running from murderous Saint Nick himself? What happens when the things we celebrate in song are recontextualized as explicit symbols of fear? This month, Pete, Tommy, and Ray are talking all about holiday horrors!
The Film Board Gathers! Pete, JJ, and Tommy settle in ‘round the hearth to hear the story of the vengeful electrician and the silent treatment in John Woo’s return to Hollywood: Silent Night.