Greg and Anderson get to the rest of the November releases that have them interested, but not before talking about some of the movies they’ve seen since the last episode that include The Irishman, Terminator: Dark Fate, Dolemite is My Name, Danger Close and Primal. Their picks for the their 1979 films are also unveiled.
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I talk a lot about aggregators, what they are and what they do and how I avoided the biggest aggregator meltdown the industry has ever seen. Amazon’s questionable release process is also talked about with some news there. What I didn’t mention is this, the president of my Distribution Company was at the forefront of the aggregator meltdown and he did a very candid interview with Alex Ferrari on Indie Film Hustle. If you’d like to know more you can hear that episode here.
Recorded the DVD commentary with Nicole Dambro and Milan “Miki” Janicin a few days ago and the first 13 minutes of that can be heard in this week’s update. I also talk about all the fights Miki and I got in to on the set of the movie before throwing to the commentary excerpt.
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We only get to the first Friday of November on this one. Greg has seen the new Terminator and has some great things to say about the new Blumhouse Production, Adopt a Highway as well. The Current War: Director’s Cut and Jojo Rabbit are loosely reviewed by Anderson.
Next week we’ll release a fat episode with lots of chatter about the rest of November, 2019.
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The power is out at my place, has been for hours, so this one is a quickie. Talk a little bit about putting the DVD commentary together and the apparent end of the world that is happening around me.
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The most anticipated movies of the last 2 weeks of October are discussed and 3 of them are reviewed by Greg, including a new Roger Avary film and a French movie that Greg is head over heals for.
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The trailer is done and the TVOD release is coming sooner than expected. I talk about the how this is a great thing, an exciting thing and how I’m now behind on the DVD side of things as a result. I also ramble about a job I’m in the middle of and a meeting I’ll be having in November to finally talk about a movie not called Groupers.
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***Warning, I’ve been advised to let you all know that there is some stuff given away in this episode, stuff that you may not want to know before seeing it. There are a number of “discoveries” that I wrote into the script and honestly it’s hard to talk about this movie withot exposing at least some of them, but a big one that happens in the first act of the movie is included in this interview.
This week I get my wish and have a nice conversation with a critic who was not too nice about the movie… to be fair he was fair in his review, unlike some others. Stuart D. Monroe is many things, an author and a critic are just a few. His work can be found on horrordna.com and getonmydamnlevel.com and on his social media pages which are:
By no means is this an invitation to harass Stuart, I liked him quite a bit and am very glad he agreed to do this with me. Sorry the audio is subpar, I screwed things up, much like the the writing of my movie, right Stu! I kid. Happy listening.
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I had my friend and co-host Greg Srisivasdi sit in with me this week and hold my hand as I recounted some of the unfortunate things that were said at the cast and crew screening on Saturday. I also talked some more about the reviews, currently at 17% on Rotten Tomatoes, and what kind of an impact that may or may not have on my future filmmaking plans.
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It’s the first 2 weeks of October and Greg and Anderson are here for you, letting you know what’s on the horizon. A few have already been screened and the verdicts are in. The next year for our Patreon Bonus Episode is also chosen.
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