A podcast from two cousins who grew up watching movies together. We watch new movies, re-watch classics from earlier times in our life, and cover movies/franchises that others may have seen that we have never watched. The question we ask at the end of the epsidoe is Do We like this Movie?
Episodes
Wednesday Aug 26, 2020
Sunday Aug 16, 2020
Tuesday Aug 11, 2020
Sunday Aug 02, 2020
Sunday Aug 02, 2020
This week we take a first dive into Italian horror with this 1985 classic directed by Lamberto Bava and produced by the great Dario Argento. This movie revolves around a group of people who have all been given free tickets to the screening of a mysterious horror movie. What they don't realize is that the movie they are watching, and subsequently the theater they are in are about to be overrun by a hoard of Demons.
Sunday Jul 26, 2020
Sunday Jul 26, 2020
This week we reviewed the 1994 cult film about a teen cheerleader (Denise Richards) who's boyfriend (Paul Walker) is killed and then re-animated as an animatronic T-Rex. Yes that is the plot of this movie. From the director of Mac & Me. ENJOY! (Someone has to)
Saturday Jul 18, 2020
Saturday Jul 18, 2020
This week we cover Roman Polanski's 1968 occult horror film that revolves around a young New York woman who has been selected to carry the son of Satan by an insidious coven.
Saturday Jul 11, 2020
Saturday Jun 27, 2020
Saturday Jun 27, 2020
Following the #OscarsSoWhite backlash that the Academy recieved after snubbing black actors and filmmakers in 2015, we demanded more diversity in film. In 2016, director Barry Jenkins responded by giving us a beautiful, and sobering look at the coming of age of Chiron, a young gay black man from Florida who has to deal with being the target of constant bullying in his hyper-masculine neighborhood, his father figure in the form of local drug dealer Juan, as well as his mother's battles with addiction. The film, based on the book "In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue", chronicles his life in three segments where he is played by three different actors.
Saturday Jun 20, 2020
Saturday Jun 20, 2020
It is very rare when we get to review a movie that is so personal to us. This week in the spirit of Pride month we decided to focus on this independent Chicano film that revolves around an aging Cholo coming to terms with his son's homosexuality. There are several layers to this film that makes it personal to us, from the ethnicity of this almost completely non-white cast, to the city and neighborhood in which it's filmed. We actually even know people and friends of people who took part in the production of this movie as well.
It is also most important that in addition to just reviewing this movie we discuss several of its themes including Gentrification, homosexuality in the Latinx community, and even take a moment to highlight how important the Black Live Matter movement is to people in the Hispanic community who are also victims of police brutality. We hope you enjoy this both more serious and personal episode of the show. As our main character would say stay Brown; and Since we're neighbors, lets be friends.
Sunday Jun 14, 2020
Sunday Jun 14, 2020
In the 1990s we were apparently ready for a grim comic book about anthropomorphic Turtles who practice martial arts to be adapted to film. Featuring impressive creature design from the legendary Jim Hensen studios, this movie follow our heroes as they team up with Action News reporter April O'Neal and sports themed vigilante Casey Jones to stop the Foot clan and their leader Shredder. Grab a slice of pizza and listen to Turtle Power to get in the mood for this movie.
***Disclaimer**** This is our first episode in 6 weeks and given the events of the world that are affected everyone in our audience and us we take some time to make our feelings known about how important it is right now to advocate for Black Lives, and recognize the human health crisis that is occurring in our country right now.