The Green Room

We watched it.

One good superhero movie. One bad. Take your pick.

The guys discuss their favorite horror movies.

More watching in quarantine. More movies. Tenet was seen. Perfect Blue as well.

We can't shut up about Shakespeare and also Artemis Fowl sucks.

Well you know how we're all doing. The guys talk about what they've been up to in isolation. Highlights include Macbeth, their own short films, Superman: Red Son, and Color Out of Space.

The guys talk Star Wars. And other things.

The guys talk about the Oscar buzz and share some hot takes of recent watches including The Irishman, Uncut Gems, and 1917. 

The guys watched a lot and have not had the time to get their shit together and record. So here's a bit of what they've missed

The Green Room breaks down the new Joker movie as well as the hit new Amazon Prime series The Boys. They talk about living in a society and exciting new takes on the comic book genre. Spoiler alert: its very refreshing. 

After we lost audio for a previously recorded podcast we decided to quickly touch on what was lost. Which was a lot. We talk Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Midsommar, The Art of Self Defense and more.

The guys sit down at Tyler's bachelor party to discuss the two big S's: Shakespeare and Spider-Man. A rousing discussion of The Bard and Spider-Man: Far From Home. 

Nathan, Julian and Tyler talk about the first couple summer releases and have a spirited discussion about the John Wick series. Also there's more shitting on Assassination Nation. 

The guys discuss the culmination of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It was a big movie and thus a big discussion. As well, Tyler's got some hot takes and Alexa makes a special guest appearance. 

Nathan and Julian are off to London and Tyler calls in to discuss some movies they've watched lately and Shazam!

Very special guest Alexa joins the guys as they discuss Gaspar Noe's Climax and Captain Marvel. One is a viscerally disturbing nightmare and the other has a cat. Take your pick as to which one is which. 

The guys have a live studio audience with them this episode as they discuss Upgrade, Widows, and the 1980s classic, Heavy Metal. 

The guys discuss M. Night Shyamalan's "cinematic universe" and talk about why Glass was ass. They also have a very spirited discussion about Lars Von Trier and The House that Jack Built as well as other films that have been briefly touched on previously.

The guys share their hot takes on the Oscar noms and this coming award season. Is the buzz good? Bad? Sub-par? Take a listen and find out for yourself. 

Continued from the first part of our 2018 recap podcast. Nathan, Julian, and Tyler talk about their big hits and misses for the year which include Aquaman, Vice, Revenge, The Favourite, and many others.

The guys recap their year by talking about their hits and misses of 2018 which includes some movie theater tripping, good flicks, mediocre flicks and getting shushed in a movie theater. Part 1 of the 2018 recap podcast.

The guys decide to shoot the breeze about Batman films, Prospect and the new Coen Brothers Netflix movie.

The guys discuss Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Holy Mountain and all of the conversations that come with it. Listen to them discuss artistic statement, interpretive content, surrealism, hallucinogens, and this film in tandem with Panos Cosmatos' Beyond the Black Rainbow. 

Nathan and Tyler spring a little surprise on Julian. (Apparently everyone wants Nicola Six.) And the guys discuss The Old Man and the Gun and Bad Times at the El Royale. Ironically, good times are had by all. 

Julian and Nathan saw Venom, Nathan and Tyler argue about Split, and the guys shoot the breeze about their favorite bits of Spider-Man lore. 

The guys have their good buddy, Reese, who works in a movie theater on the podcast to talk about the demographics of movie theaters and who goes to see what. Also who likes to demand money back. 

Nathan, Julian and Tyler went home for the summer and watched a few movies. Listen to what they've got to say about the flicks of summer 2018. 

Nathan, Tyler, Julian and special guest Baskin discuss Solo: A Star Wars Story and the ramifications of making too many Star Wars movies and inflating the franchise. Tyler has a few questions as to the quality of the movie and we've all got answers. 

Tyler, Julian and Nathan saw Infinity War and have things to say. We've got commentary about all the action, quips, praises and misgivings about the state of the superhero film franchise. 

Nathan, Julian and Tyler saw Death of Stalin. Nathan was more thrilled than the others. After a brief conversation they decided to talk about the trend of movies being made about trademarked games and poor advertising.

The current era of film has given birth to a renaissance of the sci fi genre. These films are representative of how the genre has evolved and adapted to be more cerebral and re-formats the old questions that science fiction has posed for the new era. Nathan, Tyler, and Julian explore this topic in the wake of seeing Alex Garland's "Annihilation."

Julian, Tyler and Nathan talk about God's Not Dead, weird evangelist movies, A Talking Cat, what we were surprised by at the Oscars and standalone action movies.

We saw Black Panther. And we'll discuss it. As we're very critical of the superhero genre, let's see if this movie lives up to our standards. 

Nathan, Tyler and Julian sit down and discuss the Oscar nominations for this year! Opinions, opinions, opinions. 

2017 is done and 2018 is on the horizon! On this episode we talk about our favorites and least favorites of the year. High praises and low jabs abound on this episode of The Green Room!

Well, the new Star Wars came out. Frankly we weren't fans. But before you whip into a frenzy or rejoice in agreement, why don't you listen to what we have to say about Rian Johnson's entry to the Star Wars saga.

Tyler thought it would be nice to make Nathan and Julian watch Eraserhead and then record a podcast immediately after. So we did. Here's what we said. Sorry for the thanksgiving and finals absence, folks! 

All in (all three of us.) DC does well with their newest release. We come together to talk about Justice League! What did we like, what didn't we like? Listen for yourself. 

On this episode we talk about why we hated the newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Listen to us bitch about character inconsistency, flimsy plots, and much much more.

In this very spooky episode of The Green Room (and just in time for Halloween,) we take a look at one of the freakiest movies of the year. Stephen King's It. 

In this episode we talk about why Bladerunner 2049 is one of the most unique movies to come out in recent years.