This Film Could Be Your Life

On this episode our hosts cap off their fiftieth episode by revisiting a seminal filmmaker's unrivaled masterpiece: it's Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds (2009).

On this episode our hosts travel back to 1989 to discuss the genre defining classic rom com, When Harry Met Sally (1989).

On this episode Jonathan Divine and Mike Overstreet are joined by Taylor Burgess to ask the most important question of Christopher Nolan's 2006 psychological thriller, The Prestige: are these just magic tricks, or illusions?

It’s time to get the crew together, roll out the blueprints, and lay out the heist. Our team consists of two movie geek friends who have to dive deep into the blissful charisma of Steven Soderbergh’s 2001 heist masterpiece: it’s Ocean’s Eleven.

On this episode, hosts Jonathan Divine and Mike Overstreet are joined by guest Nick Piepmeier to discuss the the sprawling, epic, violent and ridiculous capstone to the 90's western resurgence: Tombstone (1993).

On this episode, hosts Jonathan Divine and Mike Overstreet journey into the weaving shimmer of Alex Garland's sci-fi horror masterpiece, hoping to unravel the mysteries of existence, identity, and the St. Mark's nature preserve: it's Annihilation (2018).

In this episode hosts Jonathan Divine and Mike Overstreet navigate the heart-pounding blend of sci-fi and horror, the tense atmosphere, the unyielding action, and enduring impact of a 1986 classic. Get ready to explore a world where survival is the ultimate mission: it's James Cameron's relentless 'Aliens.'

In this episode, we return to the picturesque Overlook Hotel, where a struggling writer has brought his family for a quiet winter as the sole inhabitants and caretakers. Amid the snowy solitude, hosts Jonathan Divine and Mike Overstreet venture into the ominous labyrinth of The Shining to unravel the mysterious forces at play and the lasting impact of Kubrick's horror masterpiece.

Join hosts Jonathan Divine and Mike Overstreet as they explore the ethical dilemmas surrounding precrime, the price and constraints of justice, and the stunning retro-future visual landscape of Steven Spielberg's 2002 masterpiece: Minority Report.

Hosts Jonathan Divine and Mike Overstreet have enjoyed a years-long friendship, full of ups-and-downs like any relationship. But what would happen if either of them simply decided to opt out, to cut the other completely off without notice? In Martin McDonagh's latest masterpiece, just such a situation, set against a backdrop of rural Ireland in the midst of a civil war, offers a disturbing glimpse into the depths of friendship and vengeance: we discuss 2022's The Banshees of Inisherin.