Conversations with a Cinephile

Second part of our coronavirus coverage.

A discussion on the state of things with COVID-19. Just a couple of college students thinking out loud, having a conversation.

Title says it all.

A lot of things are happening right now. Sit back and (at least try to relax) as I have a discussion about the pandemic.

Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man is a razor-sharp techno thriller that demands an audience. Go support this brilliant movie.

First upload of the new year!

My two cents on awards shows, what I think their deal is, and how they could be better.

The name's Bond. James Bond.

The latest flick from Star Wars: The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson is a twisty murder mystery and also one of the funniest movies of the year.

This movie is brilliant. And chances are you've never even heard of it.

New episode. Not so new movies or shows discussed.

James Mangold's follow-up to his powerhouse film Logan is finally here-- and it's one of the best things I've seen in A LONG TIME.

A new streaming service from one of the world's largest entertainment conglomerates dropped today, along with a new Star Wars original show. I give you my thoughts on both.

Rundown of the last few episodes of the new Watchmen show on HBO as well as the adaptation of the Philip Pullman series His Dark Materials, starring James McAvoy.

Doctor Sleep and The Lighthouse are two of the year's best films. Listen to my thoughts.

The final season of Netflix's prize pony of adult animation is finally here, well at least the first part. It was a very quick binge and here are my thoughts.

I talk about Paul Thomas Anderson's 1997 hit flick on the porn business in the 70s... and other things

I talk about the two new movies that came out this last weekend. Will Smith's new Gemini Man and El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Completely different than any of my other recordings. A reading of a stream of consciousness piece I wrote one Sunday afternoon. Fully unabridged and unedited. My raw thoughts.

Joaquin Phoenix's Joker has been the center of a lot of controversy lately. But I went to see the movie first before opening my mouth. Now I tell you what I think of the movie and the whole shebang.

I kinda go on a rant-ish. Good Netflix recs and the state of things with cancel culture.

I talk about Ad Astra, new trailers for The King's Man, Bojack Horseman and Blue Velvet, The Farewell and Netflix's problems with their marketing model.

An audial smorgasboard of pressing news topics and some things to do with film. Too broad to sum up in a few words. Just give it a listen.

I give you a rundown of a few shows, new and old, worth binging across Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, and HBO.

New Netflix Original show Workin' Moms shows a relatively unknown slice of life that oozes verisimilitude which in turn makes for great comedy.

(Listen at 1.5x speed for the best experience!) I caught the director's cut to breakout horror filmmaker Ari Aster's Hereditary follow-up, Midsommar. A bright and colorful and bone-chillingly unnerving psychedelic trip in the Swedish wilderness. My thoughts on that and the current trend of rereleases.

(Listen at 1.5x speed for the best experience!) Pennywise returned to theaters today with a near three-hour runtime. I caught it last night and give you my thoughts as I drove back home alone in the dark...

What made Heath Ledger's so great and does it spell trouble for Joaquin Phoenix? This and more in the next episode of Conversations with a Cinephile!

First episode of Conversations with a Cinephile. A laid-back podcast discussing current trends in Hollywood and anything else under the sun we find interesting.

Unofficial first episode of me giving you a brief overview of what the future holds for this podcast.