Episode 6 features two films I highly recommended. One is a Maine set film noir (Blow The Man Down) and the other is a teen romance comedy (Banana Split) that is blessed with a solid ensemble and strong screenplay.
Blow The Man Down actresses Morgan Saylor shares her thoughts on Jim Jarmusch’s Night On Earth and co-star Sophie Lowe’s movie pick is Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet. Banana Split actress Addison Riecke’s favorite film is Fantastic Mr. Fox. My Q&A with Riecke, along with details on my latest Digital Code giveaway, is up on Deepest Dream.
Banana Split hits Digital and On Demand March 27 and Blow The Man Down is now streaming on Prime Video. Thanks for your support and remember to rate/comment our podcast!!
Greg and Anderson talk a bit about some of their favorites from February before highlighting the March releases that they’re excited about as well as a few that have been pre-screened.
All the movies of note that are to be released in the month of February are discussed and a few are reviewed by Greg as he has already screened a few of them.
A new Guy Ritchie flick, a promising looking revenge story and another Nic Cage project that is more than a little interesting.
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It’s the last show of 2019 and all the big Oscar hopefuls are flooding the theaters. The final few films that will be trickling in over the last couple weeks are covered and a bunch that have been seen since last episode are blathered about.
We got into a discussion about The Lighthouse right after the show ended. Huge regret for not including this. It will get it’s due on the episode 110.
Anderson is out if town, but that doesn’t stop these 2 from covering the first 2 weeks of December as well as the best films they’ve seen since the last time they talked at you.
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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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 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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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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