Podcast appearances and mentions of greg vellante

Aine and Alex return to the Halloween franchise 40 years later with special guest, Greg Vellante, as they discuss David Gordon Green's Halloween trilogy. With Michael Myers riding on the back of their motorcycle, the girls cover everything from massive character personality shifts to poorly written Heathers fan-fiction. So think of cherry blossoms because evil dies tonight for the fourteenth Tangential Terror minisode! You can follow Greg @InfiniteFrames on Letterboxd.

Welcome, one and all, to the latest episode of The Film Stage Show! Today, Brian Roan, Robyn Bahr, and Bill Graham are joined by Greg Vellante to discuss Mike Mills' C'mon C'mon, which is now in theaters and on VOD. Enter our giveaways, get access to our private Slack channel, and support new episodes by becoming a Patreon contributor. For a limited time, all new Patreon supporters will receive a free Blu-ray/DVD. After becoming a contributor, e-mail podcast@thefilmstage.com for an up-to-date list of available films. The Film Stage Show is supported by MUBI, a curated streaming service showcasing exceptional films from around the globe. Every day, MUBI premieres a new film. Whether it's a timeless classic, a cult favorite, or an acclaimed masterpiece — it's guaranteed to be either a movie you've been dying to see or one you've never heard of before and there will always be something new to discover. Try it for free for 30 days at mubi.com/filmstage.

This week we're joined by friend of the show Greg Vellante! Greg kicks things off with a recap of Sean Baker's career. Best known for recent successes like TANGERINE and THE FLORIDA PROJECT, there are some real gems early in his filmography, in particular TAKE OUT (3:57). Stay tuned for Greg's piece in Spectrum Culture! Next up, all three guys spent some time with BANDERSNATCH (18:37), the standalone BLACK MIRROR film where the viewer decides what happens next -- or is it simply the illusion of choice?! Closing out the episode is THE UPSIDE (31:12), which is a very misleading name. There are no upsides to this movie.

Evan is sunning himself on a beach somewhere - or maybe not. But he’s in Florida, which means he’s warmer than Kris and Dave. And that means there’s a special guest filling in, friend-of-the-show Greg Vellante! After a brief discussion about why Greg works seven full days a week, he breaks down the latest Liam-Neeson-kills-people-in-January movie THE COMMUTER (6:03). Kris lets everyone know how’s he’s doing with his Letterboxd account, and then they’re into tha main event: Paul Thomas Anderson’s PHANTOM THREAD, starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Vicky Krieps. One word of advice: See it on film if you have the opportunity.

Bob Chipman, Sean Burns, Evan Crean and Greg Vellante look at the Boston-area repertory movie scene for April 2017.

Dave had to look after Baby Henry, so BOFCA critic Greg Vellante joins Evan and Kris for this week’s episode. After a brief game of “Get to Know Your Guest Host,” Greg leads off with BEFORE I FALL (at 7:30), the teenybopper version of GROUNDHOG DAY, which he finds forgettable despite its heart. Next Kris discusses TABLE 19 (15:04), a wedding comedy about nothing in particular that he dubs “stay together porn” for its terrible plot involving couples staying together that shouldn’t. After that, Evan and Greg rave about MY LIFE AS A ZUCCHINI (at 29:42), the touching Oscar-nominated animated film about a group of orphans who form a family. Finally, Greg fully loses his Spoilerpiece virginity by spoiling the heck out of LOGAN (at 42:06), the Wolverine movie that he describes as entertaining, unexpectedly moving, and extremely violent.  

Bob Chipman, Steve Head, Sean Burns and Greg Vellante look at Boston's March 2017 repertory mvoie scene.

On this episode, guest critics Monica Castillo and Greg Vellante join Steve Head to discuss the new theatrical release SNITCH, and the new home video releases: MONSTERS INC Blu-ray 3D PINA Blu-ray 3D THE MASTER UNDEFEATED and more! As always, submitting an ITUNES REVIEW for us makes you the most incredble person in our world :) Thanks! http://www.postmovie.net Follow Steve on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/stevehead

On this episode, Boston Online Film Critics Association members Sean Burns, Brett Michel and Greg Vellante, join host Steve Head to discuss their absolute worst films of 2012. The appalling horrors and bewilderments of 2012's cinematic adventure await! Reminder: You've left us an iTunes review, right? ;) Thanks! Enjoy the show! http://www.postmovie.net Email: contact@post-movie.net

On this episode, members of the Boston Online Film Critic's Association (bofca.com) discuss the films that made their first annual Ten Best Films of the year list (http://bofca.com/bofca-awards-2012-4/). Joining hosts Steve Head and John Black are fellow critics Sean Burns, Monica Castillo, Evan Crean, Estiloz, Dan Kimmel, Killian Melloy, Brett Michel and Greg Vellante. Reminder: You've left us an iTunes review, right? ;) Thanks! Enjoy the show! http://www.postmovie.net Email: contact@post-movie.net

John's traveling this week. And one of these day's we'll figure out how to patch him in via telephone or Skype.  On this episode, fellow Boston Online Film Critics Association (bofca.com) members Greg Vellante and Jake Mulligan join Steve to discuss the new theatrical releases FRANKENWEENIE, TAKEN 2, SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS and ARGO.

In this installment, film critics Steve Head and John Black discuss the new Blu-ray and DVD releases MARLEY, HIGH FIDELITY, GROSSE POINTE BLANK, ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING, METROPOLITAN, THE LAST DAYS OF DISCO, SHE-FREAK and more!

Fellow Boston Online Film Critics Association (bofca.com) member Greg Vellante joins Steve and John to discuss STEP UP REVOLUTION and THE WATCH.

Eagle Tribune film critic Greg Vellante joins Steve Head and John Black to discuss the new films THAT'S MY BOY, ROCK OF AGES and BRAVE.

Joining John Black and Steve Head again this week is Eagle Tribune film critic Greg Vellante. They discuss this week's, scratch that, this year's most eagerly anticipated film ... Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2. Also up for discussion is the film opening opposite Mr. Potter's, Winnie the Pooh. Plus our picks of the week: Criterion's release of director Mike Leigh's Naked (1993), Rango, The Warrior's Way, Season of the Witch (mind you, only Steve recomends this one), The Making of a President, and Hobo with a Shotgun. This episode was recorded at Panera Bread in Brookline, Ma, located across the street from the historic Coolidge Corner Theater. Our apologies for any obtrusive background noise. Don't forget to leave an iTunes review. We'd really appreciate it. Thanks! Visit the Post-Movie Podcast online at Post-Movie.netIntro music by Stereo Soul Future (stereosoulfuture.com)Questions? Email us at contact@post-movie.net

Joining John Black and Steve Head this week is film critic Greg Vellante. Greg writes for the Eagle Tribune, a New England daily. And you can find all of his reviews at GregVellante.com. This week they lament Pixar's dive into cold commercialism with Cars 2. Sure, Cars was Pixar's arguably least well received film. And, at least by Pixar's standards, it did alright at the box office. But the real money here is in its merchandising. It's billions, people. Billions. We also discuss the new Cameron Diaz comedy Bad Teacher. To enjoy it, we needed to willingly suspend our disbelief. But that didn't happen. We did, however, enjoy the new Pixar short Toy Story: Hawaiian Vacation, which plays before Cars 2.For our picks of the week, John and Steve recommend the documentary American: The Bill Hicks Story, Steve can't say enough about the comedy Cedar Rapids, and Greg says you definitely have to check out Louie: Season One. Visit the Post-Movie Podcast online at Post-Movie.netIntro music by Stereo Soul Future (stereosoulfuture.com)Questions? Email us at contact@post-movie.net