Podcast appearances and mentions of alan cerny

The Matinee Heroes crew is back with a special presentation on Andor Season 2, and let's just say—this one doesn't play it safe. Host Craig Price joins Alan Cerny and Elizabeth Rapp to discuss how Andor ditches the fan service for real stakes, mature storytelling, and brutal political commentary. With all 12 episodes dropping early, Disney clearly believes in this season—and they should. Star Wars Grows Up Season 2 doesn't just flirt with heavy themes—it wades into fascism, rebellion, and moral ambiguity without a life jacket. If Season 1 surprised you, Season 2 swings even harder, turning the spotlight on characters who are messy, conflicted, and all too real. No Lightsabers, No Problem From Cassian Andor's emotional descent to Mon Mothma's political sacrifice, this is Star Wars with consequences. Yes, there are familiar faces, but this show earns them. It's not about nostalgia—it's about impact. Final Thoughts This might be the best storytelling Star Wars has ever produced. Period. Even if you're not a fan of the galaxy far, far away, Andor Season 2 is worth your time.

This is the second part of a two-part episode. In this episode, I continue my discussions with film critic Alan Cerny regarding movies that have a fraud and/or white collar theme. This episode does contain some profanity. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gene-tausk/message

This is part 1 of a 2 part episode. Fraud and White Collar Crime are topics that are naturally made for the movies and TV. A con man always uses his knowledge of human emotions and weaknesses to do his job. In the hands of good actors, directors and screenwriters, fraud and white collar crime can make for an enjoyable movie experience. I am proud to host Alan Cerny, noted movie critic, as my guest on these two podcasts as we explore fraud and white collar crime at the movies. NOTE - this episode does contain some profanity. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gene-tausk/message

The long-awaited big-screen version of the beloved Star Trek TV series was heralded as a huge cinematic event at the tail end of 1979 -- and it turned out to be a smash hit too. So why does the film seem to have a relatively lukewarm reputation among critics and general movie-watchers? To this day the film is remembered as a bit too long, and a bit too focused on the undeniable majesty of giant spaceships, but the hardcore Trek fans will frequently come to the film's defense; hardcore Trek fans like my guest, film critic Alan Cerny (@alanwcerny). Thanks for listening to Overhated! There are 100+ more episodes at patreon.com/scottEweinberg. Subscribe to hear them all now! Check out the list of episodes here: bit.ly/3WZiLFk. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, etc.

Former AICN writer Alan Cerny, aka Nordling, talks with Joe Scott about his experiences with The Rise and Fall of Harry Knowles, and shares what he liked and didn't like about the show. Alan also speaks to why he chose NOT to listen to the interview with Harry Knowles. READ ALAN'S REVIEWS: https://www.vitalthrills.com/author/alanc/ LISTEN TO ALAN'S PODCAST: http://matineeheroes.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/downlowdpod/support

The conversation about War Horse and Lincoln continues with guest Alan Cerny. (@AlanWCerny) New episodes of 21st century are published twice a month. You can also read more about the topics covered here on https://www.slashfilm.com/.  You can subscribe to 21st Century Spielberg on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, and all the other popular podcast apps.  Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word! It helps.  I’m Chris Evangelista, and you can find me on twitter @cevangelista413, and on this podcast’s twitter @Spielberg2K. 

On the August 28, 2020 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to discuss what they’ve been up to at the Water Cooler.   Opening Banter: Jacob is off today, but we all wish him a happy birthday!   At The Water Cooler: What we’ve been Doing:Chris has a new bonus episode of 21st Century Spielberg with guest Alan Cerny. Ben went to Silver Springs. What we’ve been Reading:Ben read Sandman: Preludes and Nocturnes What we’ve been Watching:Peter, Ben, and Chris saw Class Action Park on HBO Max. Chris and Ben watched Tread. Chris watched I’m Thinking of Ending Things and went back to the movies to see Tenet.  Brad watched The King of Staten Island, Bill and Ted Face the Music, the third season of A.P. Bio, started rewatching Step by Step, caught wind of Baewatch. Ben watched Get Duked! and rewatched Moonrise Kingdom. Hoai-Tran watched Peninsula and Bill and Ted Face the Music. What we’ve been Eating:Peter tried a Mac and Cheese Pizza Slice at Taste of Knotts. Brad tried Mountain Dew Spark, Sparkling ICE +Caffeine, Nerds Gummy Clusters, Hershey’s Vampire Kisses, Culver’s Pretzel Bites What we’ve been Playing:Brad played Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, tried Marvel’s Avengers Beta.   Other Articles Mentioned:     All the other stuff you need to know: You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today’s show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com.  You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS).  Send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word!  Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

This week our guest is Alan Cerny, who writes movie reviews and analysis for Vital Thrills. He started with Ain’t-it-cool-news and it’s through there that he and Tim connected. We cover a lot of topics with Alan including a little about the destruction of AICN, how he finds movies a more spiritual experience than religion, […]

This episode of the Gamer’s Tavern is devoted to examining the link between gaming and film. Film has influenced tabletop gaming over the years and, more recently, gaming has started to influence films as the kids playing the Red Box grew up to be writers, actors, and directors. This week’s show notes are going to be a little odd as there aren’t going to be very many links. We talked about a lot of films during the podcast and, while I’ve listed them all below, I’m not sure whether you watch films through Netflix, Amazon Prime, DVDs, or if you choose some othARRRRR method of getting your media. So I’ll list the film titles for you to search, but there are some interesting notes you may want to look at when it comes to some of these films. (Originally released on December 13, 2013) Full show notes and current content available on http://gamerstavernshow.com

A little late too late for Halloween (or not) we sit down to talk OVERLORD with ComingSoon.Net and Matinee Heroes critic Alan Cerny. Does this not-Cloverfield film from the J.J. Abrams machine hold up to close scrutiny? Let's find out!

Craig Price was already a veteran of the podcast industry with his 7-year long Reality Check Podcast when he set out with his co-host Alan Cerny to create Matinee Heroes. Together, they explore the world of movies. An episode might include a discussion on a classic film, a review of a more recent one, or how they would recast certain movies. I am very excited to welcome Craig to my podcast. Over the course of the episode, we geek out about various movie facts. Craig also talks to me about how certain movies captured the upbringings of children from that era and how different childhood is today. We then discuss how to recast actors in classic movies and how that process works. Finally, we both discuss why we did or did not want co-hosts, and the experience of guesting on someone else’s podcast. 01:15 – How Harry met Craig 02:10 – The first podcast Craig listened to 05:00 – The movies that inspired Craig’s movie craze 08:40 – The origin story of Matinee Heroes 10:30 – The content of Matinee Heroes 15:00 – How movies can be a snapshot of childhood 20:00 – The importance of failure in childhood 24:00 – The Battle of the Network Stars 26:20 – The schedule of Matinee Heroes 27:45 – Craig’s favorite movie villain 30:00 – Craig’s experience as a panel host 32:00 – Craig’s previous podcast 35:00 – Recasting actors in classic movies 40:00 – Advice for people who want a co-host 44:00 – Guesting on other podcasts 46:45 – The Lost in Space reboot 48:00 – Personality vs. attitude 49:30 – Craig’s thoughts on Deadpool Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/Craig-Price-interview★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Alan Cerny (@NordlingCS on twitter) joins host Craig Price to pick their Oscar winners of the 2018 Academy Awards! The twosome of Alan and Craig take time off their successful spinoff podcast, Matinee Heroes, to do their annual discussion and selection of who they think should and will win Oscars. This year's nominees are (links go to Alan's reviews on Comingsoon.net) : Supporting Actor: Willem Dafoe, “The Florida Project” Woody Harrelson, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” Richard Jenkins, “The Shape of Water” Christopher Plummer, “All the Money in the World” Sam Rockwell, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” Supporting Actress: Mary J. Blige, “Mudbound” Allison Janney, “I, Tonya” Lesley Manville, “Phantom Thread” Laurie Metcalf, “Lady Bird” Octavia Spencer, “The Shape of Water” Lead Actor: Timothée Chalamet, “Call Me by Your Name” Daniel Day-Lewis, “Phantom Thread” Daniel Kaluuya, “Get Out” Gary Oldman, “Darkest Hour” Denzel Washington, “Roman J. Israel, Esq.” Lead Actress: Sally Hawkins, “The Shape of Water” Frances McDormand, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” Margot Robbie, “I, Tonya” Saoirse Ronan, “Lady Bird” Meryl Streep, “The Post” Director: “Dunkirk,” Christopher Nolan “Get Out,” Jordan Peele “Lady Bird,” Greta Gerwig “Phantom Thread,” Paul Thomas Anderson “The Shape of Water,” Guillermo del Toro Best Picture: “Call Me by Your Name” “Darkest Hour” “Dunkirk” “Get Out” “Lady Bird” “Phantom Thread” “The Post” “The Shape of Water” “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”   Craig will post his choices on Saturday the 3rd and you can watch the Academy Awards, Sunday the 4th on ABC.

Alan Cerny (@nordlingCS on twitter) joins host Craig Price for their 2017 Holiday movie preview. Craig is finally moved in from his cross country move to Northern California and is ready to resume podcasting! The annual holiday visit by Alan to Reality Check brings lots of Oscar contenders and some highly anticipated blockbusters! Be sure to catch Alan and Craig's weekly podcast discussing heroic cinema titled Matinee Heroes! Movies in this episode include (with scheduled release dates): November 22: Coco November 22: Darkest Hour November 22: The Man Who Invented Christmas December 1: The Disaster Artist December 1: The Shape of Water December 8:  I, Tonya December 15:  Star Wars: The Last Jedi December 2o: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle December 2o: The Greatest Showman December 22: Downsizing December 22: The Post Christmas Day: Molly's Game Christmas Day: Phantom Thread We'll be sure to add Alan's reviews from ComingSoon.net as he writes them.   Also, be sure to check out this year's charity calendar supporting redapes.org!

Craig offers up episode 33 of Matinee Heroes (@matineeheroes on twitter) featuring the movie Jaws! Matinee Heroes is a podcast where Craig Price and Alan Cerny take a movie that spotlights heroic cinema, take lessons from said hero and apply them to their own lives. They've already done a live episode at Comicpalooza in June,  partnered with Alamo Drafthouse to host movie parties and special screenings and have even created merch! Yes actual merchandise with t-shirts that have their mascot Manny T. Hero the manatee in various movies like a manatee Indiana Jones and manatee Ripley from Aliens as well as their latest which is the Jaws poster in Manatee form.  Joel Micah Harris designs these exclusively for the podcast and they’re awesome. If you enjoy the Matinee Heroes, you can subscribe to the podcast at http://matineeheroes.com 

Alan Cerny (@NordlingCS on twitter) returns with host Craig Price to preview the 2017 Summer Movies. Despite their constant podcasting lately for Matinee Heroes, Alan and Craig took some time to bring in the summer as they do each year  with a summer movie preview.  The two discuss their hope DC gets one right with Wonder Woman, Tom Cruise's inability to act scared and Craig's blind love of minions. Be sure to catch Alan and Craig's weekly podcast discussing heroic cinema titled Matinee Heroes! Movies in this episode include (with scheduled release dates): June 2: Wonder Woman June 9: The Mummy June 9: It Comes At Night June 21: Transformers: The Last Knight June 28: Baby Driver June 30: Despicable Me 3 July 7: Spider-Man: Homecoming July 14: War for the Planet of the Apes July 21: Dunkirk July 21: Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets July 28: The Emoji Movie July 28: Atomic Blonde Aug 4: The Dark Tower Aug 4: Ingrid Goes West We'll be sure to add Alan's reviews from ComingSoon.net as he writes them.

Alan Cerny (@NordlingCS on twitter) joins host Craig Price to discuss their 2017 Oscar Predictions.  It’s Season 7! It wouldn’t be Reality Check if the season didn’t start with the Oscars.  Craig and Alan predict their choices for the 2017 Academy Awards, why the Oscars seemed to come down to about 7 movies, why someone should have or shouldn't have been nominated as well as who they think WILL win and who they think SHOULD win. Craig rails against La-La-Land, especially Ryan Gosling, Alan talk about the importance of a movie like Moonlight, they argue if Elle was a mansplaining movie and they both plug their new spin-off podcast, Matinee Heroes. Each February, past guest and friend of the show, Thom Singer has his annual fundraiser for the Kate Singer Endowment for Cranio-Facial Research. It’s a good cause and the money goes to the Dell Children’s Medical Center out of Austin and Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego. Please consider donating by clicking here to donate. Look on the pull down menu for Kate Singer Endowment.

Alan Cerny (@NordlingCS on twitter) of ComingSoon.net joins host Craig Price for their 2016 Holiday Movie Preview.  If it's November, it's time for Alan and Craig to talk movies coming out for the holiday season. This year the two talk Doctor Strange and how Alan's friend C. Robert Cargill co-wrote the screenplay, when does an artist's personal life crossover into their professional life and when can you forgive past transgressions (if ever), their mutual love of Kate McKinnon, geeking out over the first non-Skywalker Star Wars movie Rogue One and the crowded Oscar bait movies this Christmas. Movies discussed include (links to Alan's reviews as they come out): November 4th Doctor Strange Hacksaw Ridge Trolls Loving November 11th Arrival Elle November 18th Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Manchester by the Sea November 23rd Moana Bad Santa 2 Allied December 2nd La La Land Jackie December 9th Nocturnal Animals Office Christmas Party December 16th Rogue One: A Star Wars Story December 21st The Autopsy of Jane Doe Assassins Creed Passengers December 26th Silence Fences A Monster Calls   Reminder: Join Craig at the Sheraton Dallas December 29th - January 1st for a Marvelous Nerd Year's Eve with Stan Lee.  Over 30 Celebrity Guests, Artists, and Authors  with the likes of Guardians of the Galaxy's Michael Rooker and Sean Gunn. Star Trek’s original Ohura Nichelle Nichols. Pinky and the brain Maurice Lamarche and Rob Paulson! Past guest Ming Chen! And the seventh doctor Sylvester McCoy! There will be great Panels Around The Clock – Some of which I will be hosting Multiple Parties Each Night! And Of Course THE BEST New Year's Eve Party In Texas. Go to MarvelousNYE.com for details and buy your tickets today.

Cary Gordon with Prime Camera (@PrimeCameraUSA on twitter) returns to discuss rebranding with host Craig Price. It's not common that a guest not named Alan Cerny comes on the show twice in a year. Last time, Cary came on to discuss his position as Social Media Marketer for Comicpalooza. This time, he's here to discuss his day job with Microsearch, a name you may have heard in our speakers roundtable episode over the summer. When Cary mentioned to Craig that Microsearch was rebranding to become Prime Camera, even Craig could see that this would be a perfect opportunity to bring a case study to the podcast.  The two discuss the process of rebranding, why a company of 33 years felt now was the time to change, how to plan for a major change, dealing with resistance, how the new branding brought a larger scope to the company. and oh yeah....the briefly talk about how Batman v Superman sucked.  You can't put two comicpalooza people in a room without it getting a bit nerdy. Prime Camera grand opening will be October 12th at their location at 11500 S Sam Houston Parkway West Houston ,TX with a full day of workshops, discounts and prizes. You can find them at their new website http://primecamera.com as well as on twitter @PrimecameraUSA,  Instagram at PrimeCameraUSA and Facebook. DISCLAIMER: This is not a paid endorsement or advertisement of any kind. I've used Prime Camera in the past, will use them in the future and hope you do too.

Alan Cerny (@NordlingCS on twitter) returns with host Craig Price for part 2 of their preview of the 2016 Summer Movies for July and August.  It's been a busy summer so far for movies. Craig and Alan discuss a full slate of movies coming out as well as talk about why Ghostbusters is a reboot instead of a sequel. They also discuss if Suicide Squad will be more fun than Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice and their love of Spielberg and John Williams. Movies in this episode include (with scheduled release dates): July 1: The BFG July 1: The Legend of Tarzan July 8: The Secret Lives of Pets July 15: Ghostbusters July 22: Star Trek Beyond July 22: Ice Age 5 July 29: Jason Bourne August 5: Suicide Squad August 12: Sausage Fest August 12: Pete's Dragon We’ll be sure to add Alan’s reviews from ComingSoon.net as he writes them.

Alan Cerny (@NordlingCS on twitter) returns with host Craig Price to preview the 2016 Summer Movies for May and June.  If it's may it must be a movie preview podcast! Craig and Alan discuss a full slate of movies coming out as well as talk about Craig's arbitrary movie ratings that range from Must See in Theater to Wait for it on HBO. They also talk about Captain America: Civil War while trying not to turn the discussion into an anti-Batman v. Superman rant as well as Alan's set visit to Independence Day 2: Resurgence. Movies in this episode include (with scheduled release dates): Out now: Captain America: Civil War May 20: Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising May 20: Angry Birds May 20: The Nice Guys May 27: Alice in Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass May 27: X-Men:Apocalypse June 3: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 June 3: Pop Star: Never Stop Never Stopping June 10: Warcraft June 10: The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Project June 10: Now You See Me: The Second Act June 17: Finding Dory June 24: Independence Day 2: Resurgence We'll be sure to add Alan's reviews from ComingSoon.net as he writes them.

Alan Cerny (@nordlingAICN on twitter) joins host Craig Price for their 2015 Holiday Movie Preview! Alan and Craig are at it again, looking forward to the holiday season's movies which include more than just Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Alan tries to validate his love of Rocky movies and his excitement for Creed, Craig wonders if anything will worth seeing before December 18th, the importance of journalism, why make remakes and where to see movies in 70MM. Movies in this episode include (with scheduled release dates): Already in Theaters: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Already in Theaters: Spotlight November 25: The Night Before November 25: Creed November 25: Victor Frankenstein December 11: In the Heart of the Sea December 18: Sisters December 18: Star Wars: The Force Awakens December 25: Concussion December 25: Daddy's Home December 25: Joy December 25: Point Break December 25: The Hateful Eight

Alan Cerny (@NordlingAICN on twitter) is here to give the 2nd part of the 2015 summer movie preview with host Craig Price. With such a great slate of movies already out this summer, Alan and Craig still want more! July and August still have a slew of movie and the two give their opinion on things still unseen. Movies in this episode include (with scheduled release dates): July 1: Terminator: Genisys July 1: Magic Mike XXL July 10: Minions July 17: Ant-Man July 17: Trainwreck July 24: Pan July 24: Pixels July 24: SouthPaw July 31: Mission: Impossible 5: Rogue Nation August 7:  Fantastic Four August 14: The Man from U.N.C.L.E. We'll be sure to add Alan’s reviews from Ain't it Cool News as he writes them. Also be sure to check out Craig on Thom Singer's podcast Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do, out today!

Alan Cerny (@NordlingAICN on twitter) is here to give the 2015 summer movie preview for the next 2 months with host Craig Price. It seems to be coming earlier and earlier but the summer movie onslaught has already begun. Craig declared Avengers: Age of Ultron the official start or the 2015 summer movie season and the two cover lots of ground for just the next 2 months. Movies in this episode include (with scheduled release dates): May 1: The Avengers: Age of Ultron May 8: Maggie May 15: Mad Max: Fury Road May 15: Pitch Perfect 2 May 22: Tomorrowland May 22: Poltergeist May 29: San Andreas 3D June 5: Spy June 5: Entourage June 12: Jurassic World June 26: Ted 2 We'll be sure to add Alan's reviews from Ain't it Cool News as he writes them. APP BONUS: The 2 give a spoiler filled recap and review of Avengers: Age of Ultron and discuss the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a whole only on the podcast app!  

Alan Cerny (@nordlingAICN on twitter) joins host Craig Price for their 2015 Oscar Predictions! Kicking off a brand new season (Season 4!) Craig and Alan get into a somewhat predictable awards season. The two discuss the big six (Best Supporting Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Director and Best Picture) as well as side track on what Craig calls "The Pacino Effect" and Alan's defense of Boyhood. They also discuss several snubs and some baffling nominations. Craig will be posting his entire slate of his 2015 Oscar Predictions via http://oscar.go.com/mypicks - play along! Also, past guest and friend of the show, Thom Singer is in the middle of his annual fundraiser (all February) for the Kate Singer Endowment for Cranio-Facial Research. It’s a good cause and the money goes to the Dell Children's Medical Center out of Austin and Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego. Please consider donating by clicking here to donate.

On this special Star Wars edition episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim and Jeremy are joined by Alan Cerny aka "Nordling" from Ain't It Cool News to catch up on some general cinema talk and of course recommend some Picks of the Week while together. However, for the rest of the show, the guys revert back to their childhood selves and reflect on their reactions to the first teaser trailer for J.J. Abrams' Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The guys go over their initial reactions, the response of the internet and overall hopes, wants and dreams for the revival of the franchise we all know and love. The guys will be back in January for the official re-launch of version 2.0 of The Golden Briefcase so keep your eyes peeled! Enjoy. Download TGB on SW: The Force Awakens or Listen Now: [audio href="https://traffic.libsyn.com/firstshowing/TGBSW7.mp3" title="TGB on Star Wars: The Force Awakens"]The Golden Briefcase[/audio] Subscribe via: RSS or iTunes Previous Episode: At Chapter's End ...

Alan Cerny (@nordlingAICN on twitter) check in for his annual Holiday Movie Preview with host Craig Price. The air is crisp (in some places snow has already fallen) – egg nog is in the stores and the smell of turkey is everywhere. That means Alan is here to give us an idea what to expect while we’re avoiding shoppers by hiding in the theaters. The two talk about some poor excuses for sequels, obvious oscar-bait and some hidden gems of the yule-tide season. Movies include: Bad Bosses Penguins of Madagascar Wild Inherent Vice Exodus: Gods and Kings The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Annie Into the Woods The Gambler The Interview American Sniper   APP BONUS: Download the app and listen to a full bonus episode of Alan and Craig discussing their choices for the best movies of 2014.

Wait what? Yeah, that’s right, it is EPISODE 16 OF THE CINEPUNX PODCAST!! This is our special Fantastic Fest (link) edition, and Liam basically did what Josh did at THIS IS HARDCORE FEST only was much less successful. That is not to say we did not have some great convos, and big thanks to the 9 people who participated, but it was just not the same scale. NOW, that being said, we did run into an interesting problem because of the number of people involved. You see, because so few people were able to participate, Liam made every conversation longer than had been originally planned. So you will here him claim in the intro that this episode is particularly short. It is not. It is like 2 hours long. The reason is this extended format. Sorry. Now quite a few people expressed frustration they did not get to participate in this episode. First off, anyone who showed up and was willing to get interviewed got interviewed so you got no one to blame but yourself sugar. However, we love interviews and we would love to talk TO YOU! Hit us up on facebook or email us cinepunx (at) gmail. Josh checks it. Right? Sure he does. Almost everyone we were able to talk to also writes about movies, so check out the links next to their name to see their writing. Big thanks again to all of them, listed below in order of appearance. SOUND NOTE: during the interview with the magical WOLFMAN the chord on Liam’s mic fell out before you hear us address it. It just sounds like suddenly you can’t hear Liam very well anymore. Look, it is a minute and it was not gonna work to edit it out. Thanks for your patience far, far in advance, and big thanks to Fantastic Fest for being amazing. Wolfman http://thewolfmancometh.com/ Bill Graham http://thefilmstage.com/author/cablebfg/ Alan Cerny https://twitter.com/NordlingAICN John Gholson http://www.movies.com/movie-news/john-gholson-author/62 http://www.esn.fm/giantsize/ David Delgado http://cinapse.co/author/david/ John Ary http://johnatthemovies.com/ Cole Bradley https://twitter.com/ColeWBradley Ed Travis http://cinapse.co/author/ed/ Vince Nieto http://cinapse.co/author/vince/ The post EPISODE 16: @fantasticfest FANTASTIC FEST!! INTERVIEWS AND REVIEWS AND ED SUCKS appeared first on Cinepunx.

Alan Cerny (@nordlingAICN) joins host Craig Price to discuss the 2014 Oscars Race. Season 4 kicks off with Craig gushing about all things Gravity and Alan gravitates (see what I did there) towards Wolf of Wall Streets many nominations but both agree that the movies discussed are all worthy of recognition. The two talk all the big categories and who will win  vs. who should win. This year's nominees are:  Best Supporting Actress Jennifer Lawrence, "American Hustle" Sally Hawkins, "Blue Jasmine" Lupita Nyong’o, "12 Years a Slave" Julia Roberts, "August: Osage County" June Squibb, "Nebraska"   Best Supporting Actor Barkhad Abdi, "Captain Phillips" Bradley Cooper, "American Hustle" Michael Fassbender, "12 Years a Slave" Jonah Hill, "The Wolf of Wall Street" Jared Leto, "Dallas Buyer's Club"   Best Actress Amy Adams, "American Hustle" Cate Blanchett, "Blue Jasmine" Sandra Bullock, "Gravity" Judi Dench, "Philomena" Meryl Streep, "August: Osage County"   Best Actor Christian Bale, "American Hustle" Bruce Dern, "Nebraska" Leonardo DiCaprio, "The Wolf of Wall Street" Chiwetel Ejiofor, "12 Years a Slave" Matthew McConaughey, "Dallas Buyer's Club"   Best Director Alfonso Cuarón, "Gravity" David O. Russell, "American Hustle" Steve McQueen, "12 Years a Slave" Alexander Payne, "Nebraska" Martin Scorsese, "The Wolf of Wall Street"   Best Picture "12 Years a Slave" "American Hustle" "Gravity" "The Wolf of Wall Street" "Dallas Buyers Club" "Her" "Nebraska" "Philomena" "Captain Phillips"   The 2014 Oscars start March 2nd at 7pm EST on ABC.

Alan Cerny (@NordlingAICN on twitter) makes his annual pilgrimage to give his 2013 summer movie preview with host Craig Price. The two cover lots of ground as they talk about Warner Brothers inability or outright refusal to follow the Marvel Studios blueprint for comic book movies, the lack of the word "zombies" in the marketing of World War Z, Craig's arch-nemesis Hugh Jackman and how excited Alan is to see Pacific Rim. Movies covered include (reviews will be added as the films are released!): This Is The EndMan of SteelWorld War ZMonster UniversityWhite House DownThe HeatDespicable Me 2The Lone RangerPacific RimR.I.P.DThe WolverineElysiumKick-Ass 2The Worlds End Be sure to catch all of Alan's reviews (not previews but actual thoughtful reviews!!) at http://aintitcoolnews.com  

A new season of Reality Check with Craig Price returns with Ain't it Cool News Alan Cerny (@NordlingAICN on twitter) to talk about their 2013 Oscar predictions. They cover the 2013 Oscar nominees for Best Actor/Actress, Best Supporting Actor/Actress, Best Director and Best Picture, giving their picks for who will win and who should win (they're not always the same thing!) Check back on the 24th to see how Craig and Alan's 2013 Oscar Predictions do.

Alan Cerny (@NordlingAICN on Twitter) returns to highlight the 2012 Holiday Movie season with Craig. They talk Cloud Atlas, Lincoln, Skyfall, The Hobbit, Jack Reacher and more! It’s the last podcast of Season 2. Enjoy and see you in 2013! Catch all of Alan's reviews under his pen name Nordling at AintitCoolnews.com

Alan Cerny (NordlingAICN on twitter) returns for his annual summer movie preview. Craig and Alan talk Prometheus, The Dark Knight Returns, The Amazing Spider-Man, Rock of Ages as well as Pixar’s Brave and other greats flicks due out this summer. Alan even gets Craig to reluctantly talk about the Expendables 2 and GI Joe. If you’re going to the movies, listen to this podcast first. As always, Alan can be read at Aint it Cool News under the name Nordling.

Alan Cerny (Nordling from Ain't it Cool News) returns by popular demand to talk about all the great movies coming out this holiday season. Oscar bait is chumming the waters as well as action flicks and kids movies. Throw in some great directors like Scorcese and Spielberg along with superstars Tom Cruise, Robert Downey Jr. and George Clooney and you have Craig and Alan happily talking movies!! Have a Happy Thanksgiving!!

Alan Cerny, otherwise known as "Nordling", one of the great movie reviewers of Ain't It Cool News joins Craig to talk about their favorite subject: Movies! They discuss the letter Steven Spielberg sent Alan after a touching review of E.T., Craig's dislike of Cher, visiting Skywalker Ranch and dealing with talkback Trolls. A great interviewer in his own right, Alan had his hands full steering Craig to remain on subject. Yet somehow a fun and engaging interview is the end result! You can follow Alan on twitter @NordlingAICN