Podcast appearances and mentions of shawn eastridge

Dani & Nic have the sh*t scared out of them about having a newborn and celebrate Valentines month with an art house romance film. Sometimes argued as one of the truest to life love stories, first movie of the "before" series, Before Sunrise (1995), as shared from the perspective of Shawn Eastridge (@YayShawndorman) of Missing Frames Podcast (https://open.spotify.com/show/3Kz7PpQTna38JxEapqN5jR?si=accd99a68bed4f17) Movie chat starting 48:10 Be sure to try #MagicMind & Code "MOVIES20" for 20% of any one time purchase at www.magicmind.com Please remember to like, share and rate us on whatever you are listening or watching with. 5-stars and YOU will be featured on a future #LoveNote Leave us comments or questions at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.inlovewithmovies.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠all the socials @nlovewithmovies #moviereview  #love #loveandrelationships #lovestory #loveislove #movies #moviereviews #MagicMind #valentines #valentinesday #EthanHawke #RichardLinklater #BeforeSeries #BeforeSunrise #Newbornbaby #collick --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inlove-withmovies/message

To celebrate its 40th anniversary, A24 has released a newly restored 4K edition of the Jonathan Demme/Talking Heads concert film STOP MAKING SENSE. Talking Heads is one of Missing Frames host Shawn Eastridge's all-time favorite bands, and he considers Stop Making Sense to be the finest example of the genre.In this episode, Shawn introduces this beloved masterpiece to Spencer Tweedy. Spencer is not only an amazing musician and artist in his own right, he's also the son of Jeff Tweedy, lead singer and founder of Shawn's other favorite band Wilco.Join Shawn and Spencer as they discuss the brilliance of Talking Heads, the film's unbridled joyousness, and the David Byrne dance moves Jeff Tweedy should adopt in future performances. Find Stop Making Sense showtimes and purchase tickets on A24's website.Check out Spencer Tweedy's writings and music at spencertweedy.com.Listen to Wilco's newly released album COUSIN.HOSTSShawn EastridgeSpencer TweedyThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3169661/advertisement

This week on the podcast, I did a 2-Part collaboration Podcast with Shawn Eastridge and Tyler Scruggs at Missing Frames Podcast (Via The Nerd Party) and you can listen to part one right HERE where I review Polite Society and Night of the Cooters. For this Episode, we talk about some more movies and shorts we watched at the festival this year. I also have an Interview with Sheridan O'Donnell from the movie Little Brother in this coverage and a soundbite of my short red carpet interview with George R.R. Martin and Vincent D'Onofrio for their Pilot Night of the Cooters. Please check this episode to hear about some of the highlights of the 2023 Atlanta Film Festival. Again Part one of the Podcast is right HERE at The Missing Frames Podcast. Here's a link Shawn's Missing Frames Podcast: thenerdparty.com/missingframes Twitter Handles: @Moviekale @theyouthcritic @kHznetwork @atlantafilmfest  @AtlFilmSociety @AlliedAtlanta@YayShawnedorman @tylerscruggs Tyler's Linktree:linktr.ee/tylerscruggs

Despite their love for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, both Shawn Eastridge and Richie Pepio were less than enamored with Marvel's new Disney Plus series WandaVision. And while they originally intended to just let it slide, the insanely positive fan reaction and critical response threw them for such a loop that they just had to record an entire podcast episode devoted to complaining about it. Join them now as they examine the entire series, what worked (some of it), what didn't work (most of it) and how Marvel managed to distract viewers from their lack of compelling storytelling with a unique sitcom format that ended up being all style and no substance. Come for the great conversation, stay for the hosts' emotional and mental breakdowns.HOSTSShawn EastridgeRichie Pepio

Despite their love for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, both Shawn Eastridge and Richie Pepio were less than enamored with Marvel's new Disney Plus series WandaVision. And while they originally intended to just let it slide, the insanely positive fan reaction and critical response threw them for such a loop that they just had to record an entire podcast episode devoted to complaining about it. Join them now as they examine the entire series, what worked (some of it), what didn't work (most of it) and how Marvel managed to distract viewers from their lack of compelling storytelling with a unique sitcom format that ended up being all style and no substance. Come for the great conversation, stay for the hosts' emotional and mental breakdowns. HOSTS Shawn Eastridge Richie Pepio

Missing Frames has reached its 100th EPISODE. Shawn Eastridge and Brad Gullickson celebrate with some of their favorite memories of the amazing conversations, the incredible guests, the filmmaker interviews, etc. that led to this major milestone in the history of podcasting. And what better film to celebrate a film lovers podcast than Giuseppe Tornatore's Cinema Paradiso. Shawn has never seen this beloved classic and it's been nearly two decades since Brad's first and only viewing. Will this love letter to cinema live up to its esteemed reputation? Also be sure to check out Brad's other great podcasts and his work with Film School Rejects: - Comic Book Couples Counseling Podcast - In the Mouth of Dorkness - Rest.In.Pictures with Aaron Prescott HOSTS Shawn Eastridge Brad Gullickson

Missing Frames has reached its 100th EPISODE. Shawn Eastridge and Brad Gullickson celebrate with some of their favorite memories of the amazing conversations, the incredible guests, the filmmaker interviews, etc. that led to this major milestone in the history of podcasting. And what better film to celebrate a film lovers podcast than Giuseppe Tornatore’s Cinema Paradiso. Shawn has never seen this beloved classic and it’s been nearly two decades since Brad’s first and only viewing. Will this love letter to cinema live up to its esteemed reputation? Also be sure to check out Brad's other great podcasts and his work with Film School Rejects: - Comic Book Couples Counseling Podcast- In the Mouth of Dorkness- Rest.In.Pictures with Aaron PrescottHOSTSShawn EastridgeBrad Gullickson

Hello everyone, It's been a month since the Tenet podcast and i'm back with Shawn Eastridge to talk about the 2020 Atlanta Film Festival.  Now, this is a two parter crossover with Shawn's podcast The Missing Frames and you can click the link above or right here to view the first part of our discussion:  https://www.thenerdparty.com/missingframes/between-takes-037-2020-atlanta-film-festival-the-final-word-with-kale-smith  Shawn's podcast: https://www.thenerdparty.com/missingframes    Twitter Handles: @Moviekale @theyouthcritic @kHznetwork @atlantafilmfest  @AtlFilmSociety @AlliedAtlanta @YayShawnedorman    

Dallas and Lee turn their attention to two of the most popular films in the A24 filmography, Midsommar and The Farewell. Ari Aster's Midsommar follows a couple who travel to Sweden to visit a rural hometown's fabled mid-summer festival. What begins as an idyllic retreat quickly devolves into an increasingly violent and bizarre competition at the hands of a pagan cult. Taking us behind the scenes are Klaudia Csányi who plays Dani's sister, Terri and Rebecka Johnston who stars as Ulrika. In The Farewell, a Chinese family discovers their grandmother has only a short while left to live and decide to keep her in the dark, scheduling a wedding to gather before she dies. The host of Missing Frames, Shawn Eastridge shares with us his interview with its writer/director Lulu Wang and Dallas is joined by film writer Katie Smith-Wong who shares her thoughts on the film.

Dallas and Lee turn their attention to two of the most popular films in the A24 filmography, Midsommar and The Farewell. Ari Aster's Midsommar follows a couple who travel to Sweden to visit a rural hometown's fabled mid-summer festival. What begins as an idyllic retreat quickly devolves into an increasingly violent and bizarre competition at the hands of a pagan cult. Taking us behind the scenes are Klaudia Csányi who plays Dani's sister, Terri and Rebecka Johnston who stars as Ulrika. In The Farewell, a Chinese family discovers their grandmother has only a short while left to live and decide to keep her in the dark, scheduling a wedding to gather before she dies. The host of Missing Frames, Shawn Eastridge shares with us his interview with its writer/director Lulu Wang and Dallas is joined by film writer Katie Smith-Wong who shares her thoughts on the film.

Die Hard is a Christmas movie. Now that we've gotten that out of the way, join Shawn Eastridge and Aaron Prescott of the Rest.In.Pictures Podcast as they take a trip down the (mostly) merry lane that is the entire Die Hard franchise. HOSTS Shawn Eastridge Aaron Prescott

Die Hard is a Christmas movie. Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, join Shawn Eastridge and Aaron Prescott of the Rest.In.Pictures Podcast as they take a trip down the (mostly) merry lane that is the entire Die Hard franchise. HOSTSShawn EastridgeAaron Prescott

Shawn Eastridge and Richie Pepio reunite to share their complicated views on Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker. Is it a worthy 'conclusion' to the 'Skywalker Saga,' a complete mess, a fun diversion? All of the above? None of the above? Maybe talking about the film so soon after seeing it isn't a smart idea, but never tell them the odds. HOSTS Shawn Eastridge Richie Pepio

Shawn Eastridge and Richie Pepio reunite to share their complicated views on Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker. Is it a worthy 'conclusion' to the 'Skywalker Saga,' a complete mess, a fun diversion? All of the above? None of the above? Maybe talking about the film so soon after seeing it isn't a smart idea, but never tell them the odds.HOSTSShawn EastridgeRichie Pepio

On the eve of The Rise of Skywalker's release, Shawn Eastridge and Richie Pepio take a look back at the first two entries in Disney's Star Wars Sequel Trilogy: The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi. They discuss all the things they love, the things they don't love, the things that work and the things that don't. They also share their hopes (and concerns) for Episode IX. HOSTS Shawn Eastridge Richie Pepio

On the eve of The Rise of Skywalker's release, Shawn Eastridge and Richie Pepio take a look back at the first two entries in Disney's Star Wars Sequel Trilogy: The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi. They discuss all the things they love, the things they don't love, the things that work and the things that don't. They also share their hopes (and concerns) for Episode IX.HOSTSShawn EastridgeRichie Pepio

Two years ago, Charlynn Schmiedt joined Shawn Eastridge and John Mills to discuss her first viewing of The Empire Strikes Back. Now, two years later, the trio is reunited to discuss Char’s first viewing of Return of the Jedi.HOSTSShawn EastridgeJohn MillsCharlynn Schmiedt

Two years ago, Charlynn Schmiedt joined Shawn Eastridge and John Mills to discuss her first viewing of The Empire Strikes Back. Now, two years later, the trio is reunited to discuss Char's first viewing of Return of the Jedi. HOSTS Shawn Eastridge John Mills Charlynn Schmiedt

Dark Phoenix. The year 2000 saw the release of the first X-Men movie and it ushered in a whole new era for the genre by taking the subject matter more seriously, making it feel more grounded and now with the sale of Fox to Disney, the end of the franchise has come. In this episode of The 602 Club hosts Matthew Rushing and Christy Morris welcome Shawn Eastridge to talk about Dark Phoenix. We discuss remaking a mistake, is Charles the villain, a major death, a somber tone, the power, the performances, the action, narratives and our ratings. Chapters Remaking a Mistake (00:04:05) Is Charles the Villain? (00:17:55) A Major Death (00:25:47) A Somber Tone (00:32:11) The Power (00:36:22) The Performances (00:43:59) The Action (00:50:32) Narratives (00:54:24) Ratings (01:03:25) Host Matthew Rushing Co-Host Christy Morris Guest Shawn Eastridge Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Davis Grayson (Associate Producer) Daniel Noa (Associate Producer) Ryan Maillet (Associate Producer)

Dallas King and Lee Hutchison are joined by blogger Kim Morrison to discuss one of A24's most famous films, The Witch and one of their most overlooked, Remember starring Christopher Plummer. In A24 Hour News, Missing Frames host Shawn Eastridge interviews writer/director Lulu Wang about her new film The Farewell and we look ahead to a new film from Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Eggers return with The Lighthouse.

Dallas King and Lee Hutchison are joined by blogger Kim Morrison to discuss one of A24's most famous films, The Witch and one of their most overlooked, Remember starring Christopher Plummer. In A24 Hour News, Missing Frames host Shawn Eastridge interviews writer/director Lulu Wang about her new film The Farewell and we look ahead to a new film from Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Eggers return with The Lighthouse.

In this final 2019 Atlanta Film Festival focused Between Takes episode, Shawn Eastridge compiles all his red carpet interviews into one epic supercut. Interviewees include: - Lulu Wang: Writer/Director of The Farewell - Joseph Cross, Audrey Tommassini and Hayden Szeto: Director, Producer and Star of Summer Night - Joe Berlinger: Director of Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Vile, and Evil - Dan Madison Savage: Co-writer and co-director of Them That Follow To learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival, visit atlantafilmfestival.com.

In this final 2019 Atlanta Film Festival focused Between Takes episode, Shawn Eastridge compiles all his red carpet interviews into one epic supercut. Interviewees include:- Lulu Wang: Writer/Director of The Farewell- Joseph Cross, Audrey Tommassini and Hayden Szeto: Director, Producer and Star of Summer Night- Joe Berlinger: Director of Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Vile, and Evil- Dan Madison Savage: Co-writer and co-director of Them That FollowTo learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival, visit atlantafilmfestival.com.

Shawn Eastridge chats with writer/director Nia DaCosta and producers Gabrielle Nadig and Rachael Fung about their new film Little Woods, starring Tessa Thompson and Lily James. The film screened at the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival and will be released in theaters on Friday, April 19. Learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival at atlantafilmfestival.com.

Shawn Eastridge chats with writer/director Nia DaCosta and producers Gabrielle Nadig and Rachael Fung about their new film Little Woods, starring Tessa Thompson and Lily James. The film screened at the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival and will be released in theaters on Friday, April 19.Learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival at atlantafilmfestival.com.

Shawn Eastridge chats with producer Natalie Metzger about her work on Thunder Road with writer/director/actor Jim Cummings and the upcoming comedy Greener Grass, which was written and directed by (and starring) Jocelyn DeBoer and Dawn Luebbe, and just won the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival award for Best Narrative Feature. Twitter: @metzart Instagram: @nataliemetzger Website: rarefatal.com Learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival at atlantafilmfestival.com

Shawn Eastridge chats with Jocelyn DeBoer and Dawn Luebbe, the writers, directors and stars of Greener Grass, which won the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival award for Best Narrative Feature. Follow Jocelyn on Instagram: @jocelyndeboer Follow Dawn on Instagram: @dawnluebbe Check out their short films and learn more about Greener Grass at gulpsplash.com. Learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival at atlantafilmfestival.com

Shawn Eastridge chats with producer Natalie Metzger about her work on Thunder Road with writer/director/actor Jim Cummings and the upcoming comedy Greener Grass, which was written and directed by (and starring) Jocelyn DeBoer and Dawn Luebbe, and just won the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival award for Best Narrative Feature. Twitter: @metzartInstagram: @nataliemetzgerWebsite: rarefatal.com Learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival at atlantafilmfestival.com

Shawn Eastridge chats with Jocelyn DeBoer and Dawn Luebbe, the writers, directors and stars of Greener Grass, which won the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival award for Best Narrative Feature. Follow Jocelyn on Instagram: @jocelyndeboerFollow Dawn on Instagram: @dawnluebbeCheck out their short films and learn more about Greener Grass at gulpsplash.com.Learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival at atlantafilmfestival.com

Shawn Eastridge and Matthew Schott had what they thought was a great idea for a Missing Frames episode. Why not celebrate the release of Marvel Studios' Captain Marvel by going back and watching the FIRST female-led superhero movie? Only they made a terrible, terrible mistake. Join Shawn and Matt as they break down Supergirl, examining the plot to try and figure out exactly what went wrong and why the film ended up being a major step backwards for both feminism and superhero movies in general. HOSTS Shawn Eastridge Matthew Schott

Shawn Eastridge and Matthew Schott had what they thought was a great idea for a Missing Frames episode. Why not celebrate the release of Marvel Studios' Captain Marvel by going back and watching the FIRST female-led superhero movie?Only they made a terrible, terrible mistake. Join Shawn and Matt as they break down Supergirl, examining the plot to try and figure out exactly what went wrong and why the film ended up being a major step backwards for both feminism and superhero movies in general.HOSTSShawn EastridgeMatthew Schott

Missing Frames: Nerd Nuptial Edition - Boogie Nights We're stealing the Missing Frames format made famous by THE Shawn Eastridge. The Girl has never seen the modern classic Boogie Nights. So in the episode, we discuss what she knows of the movie, what she expects to see and then we pause the show, watch the film, and the talk about our thoughts. Boogie Nights deals with the world of pornography in the 70s so adult themes are discussed. Make sure to head on over to thenerdparty.com/missingframes and give Shawn a listen.

Missing Frames: Nerd Nuptial Edition - Boogie NightsWe're stealing the Missing Frames format made famous by THE Shawn Eastridge. The Girl has never seen the modern classic Boogie Nights. So in the episode, we discuss what she knows of the movie, what she expects to see and then we pause the show, watch the film, and the talk about our thoughts. Boogie Nights deals with the world of pornography in the 70s so adult themes are discussed.Make sure to head on over to thenerdparty.com/missingframes and give Shawn a listen.

Days of Future Past. After X-Men First Class the creative team wanted to do something special in the next installment and so as fate would have it, Bryan Singer returned to the series and brought both casts together into one, epic film that would chart a new course for the franchise's future. In this episode of The 602 Club host Matthew Rushing is joined by Shawn Eastridge to talk about X-Men: Days of Future Past. We discuss the Rogue Cut, their own rules, a generational movie, comparing to First Class, time travel rules, Trask, emotional undercurrent, choice and redemption, action, production and ratings. Chapters The Rogue Cut (00:07:28) Their Own Rules (00:11:09) A Generational Movie (00:17:14) Comparing to First Class (00:24:58) The Time Travel Rules (00:29:14) Trask (00:34:23) Emotional Undercurrent (00:39:44) Heroes, Choices and Redemption (00:44:22) Action (00:48:43) The Production (00:51:45) Ratings (00:59:04) Host Matthew Rushing Guest Shawn Eastridge Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Davis Grayson (Associate Producer) Daniel Noa (Associate Producer) Ryan Maillet (Associate Producer)

It's October, which means time for horror movies. Missing Frames kicks things off by taking a look at the Tobe Hooper/Steven Spielberg classic Poltergeist. Shawn Eastridge is joined by first-time Missing Framer and Paste Magazine's News Editor Scott Russell, who has never seen Poltergeist. Also returning to the show is Paste Magazine's resident horror movie expert Jim Vorel. HOSTS Shawn Eastridge Scott Russell Jim Vorel

It's October, which means time for horror movies. Missing Frames kicks things off by taking a look at the Tobe Hooper/Steven Spielberg classic Poltergeist. Shawn Eastridge is joined by first-time Missing Framer and Paste Magazine’s News Editor Scott Russell, who has never seen Poltergeist. Also returning to the show is Paste Magazine’s resident horror movie expert Jim Vorel.HOSTSShawn EastridgeScott RussellJim Vorel

Over Labor Day weekend on the eve of DragonCon, John Mills downed a few beers and joined Shawn Eastridge for a rambling discussion on Star Wars, Solo: A Star Wars Story and Ant-Man and the Wasp's lackluster box office performances and the problem with franchises in general. Also, John's drunk, so you won't want to miss this. (And we promise we'll get back to normal Missing Frames episodes soon. Shawn's a busy kid. Be nice.)TECHNICAL NOTE: The impromptu nature of this stunning work of podcasting resulted in its being recorded on an iPhone. As a result, the audio quality is not stellar. Please bear with us and try to enjoy the beauty of the conversation, despite the technical snafus.HOSTSShawn EastridgeJohn Mills  

Willow is a beloved cult classic with lots of star power and the storytelling prowess of George Lucas and Ron Howard behind it. But does it hold up, or is it strictly for the nostalgia crowd? Shawn Eastridge is joined by Darren Moser (Ceti Alpha 3, Goodnight Moon) as they both watch Willow for the first time. They'll also discuss why Shawn always gets Willow confused with Ladyhawke and Legend and rave about the all-around awesomeness of Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer.HOSTSShawn EastridgeDarren Moser

For the past twenty years, Mission: Impossible has established itself as not only one of the finest action franchises of all time, but one of those rare film series that gets better as it goes along. Shawn Eastridge and John Mills join forces (Impossible Mission Forces?) to take a look at the entire franchise up to this point, picking their favorites, lamenting the missteps (you know which one) and debating their series rankings. They'll also discuss their pre-viewing hopes for the series' latest entry, Mission: Impossible - Fallout, and return after the break to give their official reviews and revised rankings. It's an episode so good, you won't want to do anything but choose to accept it.HOSTSShawn EastridgeJohn Mills

X-Men: First Class. After X2 the X-Men franchise would have some big hits on their hands with Last Stand and Wolverine: Origins, these films made money, but they were not critical successes, through a lot of behind the scenes machinations it was decided that the next film in the series would be a prequel. In this episode of The 602 Club host Matthew Rushing is joined by Shawn Eastridge to talk about X-Men: First Class. We discuss mutant history, McAvoy, Fassbender and their moments together, a new Mystique, January Jones, Kevin Bacon, Hank, circumstances, you're not alone, time period and production, ratings and one last thing. Chapters Mutant History (00:04:03) McAvoy (00:14:59) Fassbender (00:19:08) Moments Together (00:21:26) New Mystique (00:25:54) January Jones (00:31:38) Kevin Bacon (00:34:07) Hank McCoy (00:42:23) Circumstances (00:45:06) You Are Not Alone (00:51:24) Time Period and Production (00:55:13) Ratings (01:01:32) One Last Random Thought (01:06:20) Host Matthew Rushing Guest Shawn Eastridge Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Davis Grayson (Associate Producer) Daniel Noa (Associate Producer)

In anticiption of The Incredibles 2, Shawn Eastridge and John Mills (Aggressive Negotiations, Great Shot Kid) go back to Brad Bird's feature debut The Iron Giant. Released in 1999 to rave reviews, the film ended up a box office dud due to a notoriously poor marketing campaign. In the years since its release it's been hailed as a modern animated classic. John discusses his first viewing of the film and whether or not it lived up to his expectations. In addition he and Shawn discuss whether the film would have been more popular if it had been released today.HOSTSShawn EastridgeJohn Mills

Craig (@craigsorrell) and John (@kesseljunkie) are joined by long-time #friend of the show Shawn Eastridge (@yayshawndorman) to restart the Retro-SPECTRE-ive and discuss Timothy Dalton's first turn as #007, "The Living Daylights"! They also discuss what they saw, from #CleoptraJones to #Spaceballs and #PeeWeesBigAdventure to #IsleofDogs in a world full of #HashtagOveruse. ----more---- The secret password for this week's #InfinityWar spoiler is "languish." You must use it in a sentence.

X2: X-Men United. The first X-Men movie changed the landscape of the superhero filmmaking forever, in some ways redeeming the genre and making it something that people began to take more seriously. In this episode of The 602 Club host Matthew Rushing is joined by Shawn Eastridge to talk about X2: X-Men United. We discuss picking up from the first film, starting off with a bang, blessing and a curse, the coming war, road to Dark Phoenix, anger vs faith, quiet moments, new mutants, dealing with people, does it hold up and our ratings. Chapters Picking Up From the First Film (00:04:47) Off With a Bang (00:07:52) Blessing and a Curse (00:15:14) A War is Coming (00:19:50) The Road to Dark Phoenix (00:29:37) Anger vs Faith (00:37:01) Quiet Moments (00:40:08) New Mutants (00:44:29) Nightcrawler (00:52:31) The Way You Deal With People (00:54:41) Does it Hold Up and Ratings (00:57:41) Host Matthew Rushing Guest Shawn Eastridge Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Davis Grayson (Associate Producer)

In this Between Takes episode of Missing Frames, Shawn Eastridge and his wife Sarah pass the time during their drive to Nashville to talk about their favorite road movies. In addition, they offer their reviews for new movies they've seen in theaters (A Quiet Place, Ready Player One) and their favorite new TV shows (LEGION!!). HOSTSShawn EastridgeSarah Eastridge 

It's been a year since John Mills (Aggressive Negotiations, Great Shot Kid, Words with Nerds) joined Shawn Eastridge on Missing Frames to review Richard Linklater's Before Sunrise, and six months since John's first viewing of its beloved sequel Before Sunset. Now, Shawn and John reunite for John's first viewing of the third (and hopefully not final) film in this series: Before Midnight. Along the way, they'll discuss The Before Trilogy's legacy, their hopes for the series' continuation and why Midnight might be the most romantic of the three, despite its somber mood.HOSTSShawn EastridgeJohn Mills 

Shawn Eastridge has assembled Marvel Cinematic Universe expert Matt Hansen and Lee Hutchison to review the 18th movie in the series, Black Panther. It's broken box office records and has even eclipsed 'The Dark Knight' on Rotten Tomatoes, but does it deserve such high praise? The trio discuss the story, characters, twists and turns, villains, the cultural importance of this movie and where next for the MCU.  

X-Men. The superhero film landscape at the turn of the century was bleak and much of the blame can be laid at the feet of Batman and Robin, taking the camp factor too far and turning the genre as a whole into a punchline, luckily that would all change in the year 2000. In this episode of The 602 Club host Matthew Rushing is joined for the first time by Shawn Eastridge to talk about X-Men. We discuss the context of the movie, the story, some history, humor, the cast, Malcolm X vs MLK Jr., does it hold up and our ratings. Chapters Context (00:05:43) The Story (00:16:47) Some History (00:31:49) Humor (00:36:48) The Cast (00:39:47) Malcolm X vs MLK Jr. (00:46:10) Does it Hold Up? (00:54:15) Ratings (00:59:52) Host Matthew Rushing Guest Shawn Eastridge Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Davis Grayson (Associate Producer)

The Shining (1980) a Halloween RetrospectiveThe Shining is 37 years old and is an absolute classic. But it wasn't always regarded as such. When it was released in 1980 it was met with mixed reviews and was not a financial success in the least. However, Father Time has been good to this Stanley Kubrick film. It's on many "best horror" lists including that of AFI's. John Mills, Shawn Eastridge, and Tristan Riddell meet up on this Filibuster to discuss this movie right in time for Halloween. Shawn and Tristan regard it as the masterpiece many believe it to be but John definitely has a differing opinion. What do you guys think of The Shining?

This week, Shawn Eastridge, Matt Hansen, and Philip Gilfus talk the brand new entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the second Spider-Man reboot, Spider-Man: Homecoming. Did the world need another Spider-Man reboot, and does Tom Holland pull off the duality of Peter Parker/Spider-Man better than his predecessors? What about Michael Keaton as the Vulture? How well does this new iteration work within the larger MCU? The boys discuss all this and more! 

On March 15, 1972, Francis Ford Coppola's cinematic adaptation of Mario Puzo's best-selling novel The Godfather was released in theaters. The film was a huge hit, the highest grossing of 1972, and went on to be nominated for nine Academy Awards, ultimately winning three including Best Picture. Today, it is widely regarded as one of the greatest films of all time, if not THE greatest. And, wouldn't you know it, Missing Frames co-host Alex Beard has never had the pleasure of watching it. Shawn Eastridge joins Alex on the 45th anniversary of the film's release to watch and discuss this absolute masterpiece. HOSTSShawn EastridgeAlex Beard

The Notebook is considered by many to be one of the great romantic movies of all time, and what better time to watch a beloved romantic movie than the weekend before Valentine's Day? Lindsey Kendrick joins Shawn Eastridge for his first ever viewing of a Nicholas Sparks adaptation and a discussion about the meaning of true love, the concept of soulmates and the mystery behind young Ryan Gosling's strange, pointy face. Will The Notebook live up to its reputation? Only one way to find out. So snuggle up with a loved one and check out this landmark TENTH EPISODE of  Missing Frames.HOSTSShawn EastridgeLindsey Kendrick  

George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel 1984 is one of Missing Frames host Shawn Eastridge’s all-time favorites. And though Michael Radford’s film adaptation (released in 1984) has a decent reputation thanks to Roger Deakins’ stunning cinematography and John Hurt’s esteemed lead performance, Shawn has avoided it out of fear that it wouldn’t live up to his expectations.But no more.Join Shawn and co-hosts Brandon and Lindsey Kendrick as they discuss 1984 and the risks that come with adapting a beloved novel to the big screen.And remember…Big Brother is watching you…NOTE: As if 1984 wasn't depressing enough, we got the news that John Hurt had passed away while we were recording this episode. We want to extend our deepest condolences to his friends and family. He was one of the all-time greats and we're glad we could honor his memory with a viewing of one of his finest performances.HOSTSShawn EastridgeBrandon KendrickLindsey Kendrick 

Catching up on Citizen KaneCitizen Kane is widely regarded by many as ‘The Greatest Motion Picture of All Time,’ but how does it hold up to someone who’s never seen it before? Join hosts Shawn Eastridge, Richie Pepio and Alex Beard as they delve into Orson Welles’ game-changing masterpiece and discuss whether or not its reputation is merited, or if people are just viewing it with Rosebud-tinted glasses.HOSTS:Shawn Eastridge Richie PepioAlex Beard