S1 E4: Gretel and Hansel

This week's special guest is improvisor, standup comedian, and electrical engineer hopeful Danny (Max) Zintsmaster. Nate and Max talk about the 1988 anime classic Akira. This episode is for more mature audiences. 

To start off a new season of The Clemson Take, host Nate brings in special guest, actress and psychoanalyst Akasha Nelson, to rant about whatever comes to their minds about Star Wars. This episode should be considered PG. 

Nate has converted one of his final projects into a podcast, which delves into how the space exploration genre is the new American genre, just like the western once was. This episode would have a rating of G. 

Sean and Nate dive into the relatively new Amazon Original release of Shia Labeouf's autobiography, Honey Boy. This episode would be rated PG-13.

Sean and Nate take apart the Academy Award winner for Best Picture, Parasite. They discuss it's Oscar wins as well as the possible messages Bong Joon-ho put in the film. This podcast would have a rating of PG-13. 

Sean and Nate break down the directing style of Denis Villenueve by discussing two of his movies, Arrival (2016) and Sicario (2015). This episode would have a rating of PG. 

Sean and Nate discuss the good, the bad, and the confusing in the recently released film Gretel and Hansel. This episode would have a rating of PG. 

Hosts Sean and Nate give their opinions on Kill Bill as well as the possible future of Quentin Tarantino. This episode would have a rating of PG. 

In this episode, Sean and Nate talk Oscar nominations, as well as pick apart Dolittle, Robert Downey Jr.'s first post Marvel film. This episode would have a rating of pg-13.

Hosts Sean and Nate discuss the movie 1917, as well as our top movies of 2019. This episode would have a rating of pg-13.