174: Substantive Cinema | Fruitvale Station feat. Zachary Lee
As Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan's most recent collaboration, Sinners, is dominating the domestic and worldwide box office, we thought it would be a good time to look at their first project together, Fruitvale Station. Fruitvale is partially the telling of the tragic story of the killing of Os…
The Box Office Competition: Summer 2025 Edition
Our favorite tradition is back: box office betting! In this edition, co-hosts Cortlyn Kelly and Kaveh Jalinous are joined by special guests Keyvan Jalinous and Zachary Lee to pick six films they believe will be box office hits this summer. Thankfully, this season's slate is a lot more promising tha…
The Letterboxd Draft
Letterboxd is the way, the truth, and the light to movie obsessives like us. So we figured we should have a draft focused around it! Zachary Lee, Ema Sasic, and Sophia Ciminello join Ethan for The Letterboxd Draft - a draft so nonsensical, easy, and fun, it sends people into a tailspin.
0:00 - Int…
Horror Subgenre Movie Draft (w/ Zachary Lee)
The horror genre is a beloved one, and it is teeming with multitudes of subgenres. We explore all of these subgenres in this week’s movie draft. From slashers to paranormal to monster movies and more, the exploration of our fears and anxieties are taken on in these various forms. We draft everythin…
Chicago International Film Festival Wrap-up with Cullen Atchley and Emilio Diaz of Cannes I Kick It
Jeremy and Paco are joined by Cullen Atchley and Emilio Diaz of Cannes I Kick It to talk about the Chicago International Film Festival. We also announce the winners of the coveted Four Stars Golden Beef and Silver Bean prizes recognizing the best of the festival.
Several writers, critics and film…
Acquiring Your Way to the Top: GenCap's Blueprint for SME Succession
Across Malaysia and Southeast Asia, thousands of profitable businesses are quietly approaching a major crisis. Their founders are entering their sixties and seventies, and the next generation either does not want to take over or is simply not ready to lead. This succession gap leaves many highly su…
Episode 56: The End of Oak Street
The End of Oak Street is a sci-fi adventure film written and directed by David Robert Mitchell. It stars Ann Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as Denise and Greg Platt, a seemingly idyllic 1980s suburban couple whose marriage behind the scenes is falling apart and beginning to affect their children, thirt…
How to Save a World
To paraphrase Sir Mix-a-Lot (O.B.E.), I like big bears and I cannot lie! Fat Bear Week is upon us. Let these corpulent kings of ursine excellence strut their stuff, and let us admire in awe at their tangible gains. These bears do not skip leg day. Some people have mukbang--we have out fat bears.
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The Elizabeth Holmes Documentary: “It’s Like Getting Hit By an Airplane” with Zach Lee
In this episode, we’re joined by our film correspondent Zachary Lee (Roger Ebert, Letterboxd) to talk about the new Elizabeth Holmes/Nathan Fielder documentary that is making waves. Listen for our wandering thoughts on the nature of media, truth, and other small topics.
FYI - we spoil many things …
62nd Chicago International Film Festival Wrap-up, with Special Correspondent Daniella Mazzio
Jeremy, Paco, and special correspondent Daniella Mazzio give their final thoughts on the 62nd Chicago International Film Festival. We also announce the winners of the Four Stars Golden Beef and Silver Bean prizes recognizing the best of the festival, and announce the first winner of the “Infiniti” …
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