Episode 7: Ep 7 - Ready Or Not

Kishan and I discuss the Batman Animated Series movie Mask of the Phantasm!  To the surprise of no one, getting two certified Bat Boys spun out of control, and we ended up discussing Batman media as a whole, as well as some commentary on the state of DC big screen media more broadly.  Frequent mentions of Danny Devito too!

Bruin, Kishan, and I (with a brief cameo from Cheyenne) revisit Star Wars Episode IX three years later to see how it holds up.  Was it as bad as we remember?  Did the movie really undo all the important threads from Episode VIII?  Can three non-movie makers script doctor this into something presentable?  Is baby Rey on Jakku?  

Cheyenne and I are joined by Kishan (#thereturn) to discuss the highs and lows of the newest MCU flick.  We talk about what we liked, disliked, our stupid trailer BS, and I give Kishan the Sparknotes version of about 10 different comic lines and shows.

Full house for this episode, as Bruin, Kishan (debut!), Victor and I discuss so, so, so many things about the Rise of Skywalker. The beginning is completely spoiler free, and then we continue on for another hour+ with spoiler-filled content.

Bruin (debut!) and I discuss Joker, and I succeed in only partially sounding like a broken record!

Jesse, Marcos (debut!) and I discuss Joker at length, talking about what we liked, disliked, learned, and much, much more!

My sister and I (with a brief appearance from Joe) discuss Ready Or Not. The usual gist, plus me talking on and on about how much I liked the movie, and my sister and I espousing our newfound affections for Samara Weaving.

My wonderful sister and I discuss one of her top-5 fav movies, Rosemary's Baby. She gives a glowing review of it, while I try to tiptoe around how it relates to Get Out, a movie she still has not seen (it's next on the list!).

Victor and I give our takes on the newly-released Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark. The usual spiel, plus Victor making very good movie-making points while I make endless references to Star Wars (as is tradition, really).

My wonderful sister and I discuss The Eyes Of My Mother and other things for 45 (!!!) minutes! This is what happens when you let these two Barrow kids talk about whatever they want.