Podcast appearances and mentions of jon frosch

Get your martinis and three-piece pantsuits ready, because we watched Paul Feig's genre-bending 'A Simple Favor'. We talk about all the twists and turns, the costumes, and form the Henry Golding fan club.Is this movie's parodying of the true crime genre really a bad thing? What plot twists did we find a bit too ridiculous? And just how easy is it to swoon over Blake Lively's character? Listen to find out.Follow Us: https://twitter.com/TomatoTomatoPodhttps://twitter.com/heyitsjennalynnhttps://twitter.com/thechrisvittoeArticles/Reviews we reference:The Hollywood Reporter: 'A Simple Favor' Film Review by Jon Frosch: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/a-simple-favor-review-1141167LA Times: Review: Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively pair for the fun and kitschy 'Simple Favor' by Katie Walsh: http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/la-et-mn-simple-favor-review-20180913-story.html#Slant: A Simple Favor by Derek Smith: https://www.slantmagazine.com/film/review/a-simple-favor

Get your martinis and three-piece pantsuits ready, because we watched Paul Feig's genre-bending 'A Simple Favor'. We talk about all the twists and turns, the costumes, and form the Henry Golding fan club.Is this movie's parodying of the true crime genre really a bad thing? What plot twists did we find a bit too ridiculous? And just how easy is it to swoon over Blake Lively's character? Listen to find out.Follow Us: https://twitter.com/TomatoTomatoPodhttps://twitter.com/heyitsjennalynnhttps://twitter.com/thechrisvittoeArticles/Reviews we reference:The Hollywood Reporter: 'A Simple Favor' Film Review by Jon Frosch: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/a-simple-favor-review-1141167LA Times: Review: Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively pair for the fun and kitschy 'Simple Favor' by Katie Walsh: http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/la-et-mn-simple-favor-review-20180913-story.html#Slant: A Simple Favor by Derek Smith: https://www.slantmagazine.com/film/review/a-simple-favor

On the occasion of his first foray into directing, the greatest screenwriter of the last 25 years — for screens small ('The West Wing') and big ('The Social Network') — opens up about his unlikely journey from actor/bartender to writer, dissects his strengths (dialogue) and weaknesses (story) and opens up about past controversies (drugs, the Sony hack) and criticsms (how he handles female characters). But first: THR reviews editor Jon Frosch joins Scott to discuss critics' feelings about 2017 films, including how he and other members of the Los Angeles Film Critics Association recently arrived at their picks for the 43rd LAFCA Awards. Credits: Hosted by Scott Feinberg, recorded and produced by Matthew Whitehurst.

Happy New Year, ya pricks! We kicked off the new year by finishing off the keg and ham and fireworks from our NYE party the night before and sat down in Geoff's living room instead of #StudioOfGeoff and had a loosey-goosey discussion about a bunch of garbage. We had some guests this week. Friend of the show Jon Frosch returns, along with his wife Jenn, and Ian Guevara also joins us for the first time. We tried to focus on sports, but we're all dumb as hell, so you get this instead.

After a not-great weekend of Louisiana football, the guys do their best to objectively cover the Saints and LSU games. Friend of the show Jon Frosch appears as our first guest and offers some insight into ASU and the PAC12. Matt almost got knocked out by some drunk guy a friendly festival, we talk about Halloween candy for a bit, CNBC calls millennials some mean words and we flip out. We also give a little talk about Hell Yes Fest, starting this Wednesday, and Fringe Fest, starting later this month. Intro/outro music is "Airuma" by Sul Rebel.