Zola, Summer of Soul, and The Forever Purge
Mondays at the Movies is back and this week, I’m sharing my thoughts on Zola, Summer of Soul, and The Forever Purge.
Zack Snyder’s Justice League: A Vision Realized
Zack Snyder’s Justice League is finally out for the world to see. This week on Stay Watchin, we discuss Snyder’s magnum opus.
WandaVision: Is Marvel the Villain?
WandaVision was a really intriguing show that ended on a somewhat sour note for me. This week on Stay Watchin, I’ll share some of my thoughts on the highs and lows of the series and why I hate the finale.
Minari and Nomadland: Reflecting on the American Dream
This week on Stay Watchin Mondays at the Movies, I reflect on the American Dream and share my thoughts on Minari and Nomadland.
Mondays at the Movies: To All the Boys: Always and Forever & Judas and the Black Messiah
This week on Mondays at the Movies, let’s talk about “To All the Boys: Always and Forever” and “Judas and the Black Messiah.”
Mondays at the Movies: The Little Things and Malcolm & Marie
This week on Stay Watchin: Monday at the Movies, I’ll share my thoughts on The Little Things and Malcolm & Marie.
A Few of My Favorite Things From 2020
For the final episode of 2020 (or first of 2021?), I’ll share my favorite pieces of entertainment from 2020!
Force Ghosts of Star Wars Past, Present, and Future: The Mandalorian and What’s Next for Star Wars
On a bonus episode of Stay Watchin, let’s talk about season 2 of The Mandalorian and the new Star Wars shows and movies coming our way.
Mondays at the Movies: The Invisible Man (2020)
This week on Stay Watchin’ Mondays at the Movies, we’re talking about the latest reimaging of a Universal movie monster in The Invisible Man (2020).
Mondays at the Movies: The Lodge and Portrait of a Lady on Fire
You ever feel trapped? Like, you are stuck in a situation that you can’t escape? Sometimes that isolation can be incredibly damning, but other times it might be freeing. This week with on Stay Wtachin’ Mondays at the Movies, let’s talk about two movies that deal with isolation in two radically different ways. The first movie we’re talking about this week is the new family drama-horror-thriller The Lodge. Then, let’s tackle the romantic and painterly film, Portrait of a Lady on Fire. These movies are so different but beautiful in their own ways…
Monday at the Movies: Sonic the Hedgehog and To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You
This week at the movies was fine, just fine, nothing great or memorable. But I guess sometimes we need weeks like that at the movies. We need to be able to just turn our brains off and hopefully find some simple enjoyment on screen. This week on Stay Watchin’ Monday at the Movies, let’s talk…
Mondays at the Movies: The Gentlemen and Birds of Prey
This week on Stay Watchin’, Mondays at the Movies are back! We’re going to dive into two movies that have underperformed (probably because they were under-advertised) so far this year. Let’s talk about The Gentlemen and Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn).
And the Oscar Goes to… Breaking Down the Best Picture Nominees
On this week’s episode of Stay Watchin’, let’s talk about some of the best films of the year dive into the best picture nominees for the 92nd Academy Awards. I’ll share my spoiler-free thoughts on the films Ford V Ferrari, The Irishman, Jojo Rabbit, Joker, Little Women, Marriage Story, 1917, Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, and Parasite.
2019 in the Rearview: A Few of My Favorite Things
With the new year here, at last, join me on the latest episode of Stay Watchin’ for a trip back through some of my favorite pieces of entertainment from 2019. I’ll share some of the games, films, podcasts, and TV shows I loved this year. Did your favorite film or TV show make the list? Strap in and find out!
A Thousand Generations Live in You Now: Reflecting on 42 Years of Star Wars
With The Rise of Skywalker releasing this weekend, let’s reflect on the Star Wars saga and it’s lasting place in the imagination of generations of padawans.
Is It Good? and Other Loaded Questions About Movies
This week on Stay Watchin’, let’s talk about the questions that give me pause when talking about films and other forms of entertainment, as well as what questions might lead to better entertainment recommendations.
Is The Irishman Too Long or Are Our Attention Spans Too Short?
This week on Stay Watchin, let’s talk about The Irishman, film runtimes, and how TV and Youtube might have ruined our ability to appreciate epics.
Is It Time to Recycle the Terminator?
Is Terminator: Dark Fate the fresh new chapter the franchise has needed? Or is it time to send the Terminator to the scrap bin?
Clowns Still Suck: Thoughts on Joker (2019)
One of the most anticipated films of the year, Joker, is out now. Does it live up to the hype or is the joke on us? Find out on the latest episode of Stay Watchin’.
The Moon, Mars, and Masculinity: Quick Thoughts on Ad Astra
This week on the podcast, I share my thoughts on the new James Grey film Ad Astra and its approach to discussing masculinity and the challenge of overcoming the lessons that fathers all too often teach their sons.
Mondays at the Movies: It Chapter Two
This week on Mondays at the Movies, let’s all float with the horror blockbuster It Chapter Two.
Mondays at the Movies: Ready or Not, Angel Has Fallen, and The Peanut Butter Falcon
On the final episode of Monday at the Movies of the summer, let’s talk about Ready or Not, Angel Has Fallen, and The Peanut Butter Falcon.
Mondays at the Movies: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Good Boys, and Blinded by the Light
This week on Mondays at the Movies, let’s discuss Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Good Boys, and Blinded by the Light.
Mondays at the Movies: Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw and The Farewell
This week on Mondays at the Movies, let’s talk about two movies that could not be more different, Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw and The Farewell.
Mondays at the Movies: Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood and The Great Hack
This week on Mondays at the Movies, let’s talk about the 9th film from Quentin Tarantino, Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood and the Netflix documentary The Great Hack.
Mondays at the Movies: The Art of Self-Defense, The Lion King, and Secret Obsession
This week on Mondays at the Movies, let’s talk about The Art of Self-Defense, The Lion King, and the Netflix film Secret Obsession.
Mondays at the Movies: Stuber and Crawl
Is the summer movie season losing steam? This week on Mondays at the Movies, let’s talk Stuber and Crawl.
Mondays at the Movies: Midsommar, Spider-Man: Far From Home, and See You Yesterday
This week on Stay Watchin’ Monday at the Movies, let’s talk about Midsommar, Spider-Man: Far From Home, and See You Yesterday.
Mondays at the Movies: Yesterday, The Last Black Man In San Francisco, and Beats
July is here and we just have two months left of this year’s summer movie season. This week on Monday at the Movies, let’s talk about Yesterday, The Last Black Man in San Francisco, and Beats.
Mondays at the Movies: Toy Story 4 and Child’s Play
This week on Mondays at the Movies, let’s explore the sentient toys revolution with Toy Story 4 and Child’s Play. Both may give you nightmares!
Mondays at the Movies: All Is True, Men in Black: International, The Perfection, and Shaft
On this week’s Mondays at the Movies, listen to spoiler-free thoughts on All Is True, Men in Black: International, The Perfection, and Shaft.
Mondays at the Movies: The Dead Don’t Die, Dark Phoenix, The Souvenir, and I Am Mother
Another Monday another Mondays at the Movies. This weekend at the movies was rough but listen to my spoiler-free reviews for The Dead Don’t Die, Dark Phoenix, The Souvenir, and I Am Mother.
X-Men: Ranking a Self-Defeating Franchise
With the release of Dark Phoenix, the era of Fox X-men films, which started nearly two decades ago, has finally come to an end. While I am happy that we will finally see the X-Folx in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I can’t help but be a little sad to see such a stylistically different set…
Mondays at the Movies: Rocketman, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Ma, and Always Be My Maybe
Summer movie season is in full effect. To kick things off, listen to my reviews of Rocketman, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Ma, and Always Be My Maybe.
Avengers: Endgame Spoilercast
I hope you’re ready for our 2-hour, full-spoiler discussion of Avengers: Endgame. Mike Perez and I get into our favorite and least favorite moments, and where we hope the Marvel Cinematic Universe goes from here.
On the Verge of the Endgame: Ranking the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Avengers: Endgame is on the horizon, what better time to rank the Marvel Cinematic Universe films released so far?
Is Wakanda Forever? The Black Panther One Year Later
As we celebrate one year since the release of the smash hit, this week on #LM2Talks, I’m diving into The Black Panther, its cultural impact, its place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe canon, and what I feel it means to me.
Better Than the Original: Sequels, Remakes, and Reboots
With the glut of sequels, remakes, and reboots we are continually bombarded with, this week on #LM2Talks, we’re talking about what can make a sequel, remake, or reboot great, and why others leave us wanting more.
10 Characters I Want to See Dive Into the Spider-Verse
Loved Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse? So did I! Here are 10 characters I want to see in future Spider-Verse films.
Circus Tent on Fyre: When Faking It Until You Make It Is Fraud
On the latest episode of #LM2Talks, let’s talk about the fraudulent Fyre festival and breakdown when faking it until you make it go wrong.
New Year, New Me: High-Resolution Resolutions
Happy New Year, fam. In this episode of #LM2Talks, let’s discuss my resolutions for the new year.
2018 in the Rear View: The Disapointments, Sleepers, Suprises, and Triumphs
On the final episode of #LM2Talks of 2018, get ready for a trip down memory lane. Media and entertainment were a wild ride this year, with a ton of good projects alongside some wet farts. To close the year out right, I’ll review what I found disappointing, what films I thought people slept on, projects…
Disagreeing with a Critic Doesn’t Mean They Are Wrong
Everybody is a critic these days. This week on #LM2Talks, let’s talk about critics, how we respond to their critiques, and if we even need them. I’ll also share some spoiler-free reviews for Green Book, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Netflix’s Big Mouth, and Red Dead Redemption 2. I’ll also tell you about one of my…
Working Yourself to Death Doesn’t Make You Cool and Other Thoughts on Work Culture
This week on #LM2Talks, let’s talk about my issues with work culture. In spoiler-free reviews, I’m talking about Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Ralph Breaks the Internet, and Amazon’s Homecoming. I’ll also share some thoughts on the upcoming Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and what’s next from that franchise, as well as lament the cancellation of Marvel’s Daredevil.
Bruce, Peter, and Stan Lee: The Marvel Method of Family Bonding
This week, I reflect on the passing of Stan Lee, the impact of Marvel Comics on my life, The Incredible Hulk and my uncle who got me to love comics, and Spider-Man and the lessons and love my father shared with me. I also share my spoiler-free thoughts on Creed II (2018), Widows (2018), The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and Marvel’s Daredevil on Netflix. While you’re at it, find out why I’m loving Jane The Virgin, as well as why I think you should check out my friends’ podcast Differing Opinions on Drake.
I Missed Halloween? The Horror!
On this episode of #LM2Talks, let’s discuss my thoughts on horror and the type of horror stories that I love. Spoiler alert: I love horror that makes me question my own existence. In addition, let’s dive into spoiler-free reviews Halloween (2018) and Bohemian Rhapsody (2018).
Questions & Answers Part 1: Movies + Entertainment
On this episode of #LM2Talks, I’m answering your questions. In this introductory edition of the question and answer episodes, I address questions around movies and entertainment.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Star Wars
On this episode of LM2Talks, let’s talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Star Wars films.
Do I Even Like Deadpool?
I went to see Deadpool 2… What do I think about it? I guess you’ll have to tune in to episode 5 of #LM2Talks to find out!
Bonus: Avengers: Infinity War Spoilercast
On this special bonus episode of #LM2Talks, let’s talk Avengers: Infinity War, this time with spoilers!
Avengers: 10 Years to Infinity
On the third installment of LM2Talks, I dive into my spoiler-free reactions to Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and reflect on 10 years of Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Rampage Should Have Been Dumber
In episode 1 of my new podcast, LM2Talks, I discuss why Rampage (2018) should have been dumber.
Loaded Questions: Thoughts on mother! and Blade Runner 2049
People ask the most loaded questions when I talk about films. Let’s break down some of those questions using my thoughts on mother! and Blade Runner 2049.
A Hum In The Drum: Thoughts on Baby Driver
Some films are just too cool for school, BABY DRIVER is one of those films. Damn, I want to watch it again right now…
Wonder Woman: Follow Her Lead
Elyse Washington shares her thoughts on Wonder Woman and why we should all be following “strong and powerful ladies.”
Alien: Covenant, A Hell of Our Own Making
Alien: Covenant left me thinking about prequels, sequels, and reboots, as well why we need to be the gods of our own universes.
My Year at the Movies: 2016
Let’s discuss all 24 movies from 2016 that I watched this year!
My Year at the Movies: November and December
November and December saw different types of spells cast on the big screen, a rebellious princess-type saving her people, a down and dirty look at the Rebel Alliance, and the powerful effect the actions and deed of a man can have on his family.
My Year at the Movies: August, September, and October
Part 4 of My Year at the Movies: August, September, and October gave us some morally questionable types slinging guns and working to save the world, an idiot savant with a penchant for killing, and forced us to examine both masculinity and sexuality.
My Year at the Movies: June and July
June and July may have been the strangest months at the movies this year. We watched a dead man get puppeted about to help a man survive being stranded in the woods, glamor literally devoured a young model, a chubby kid and an old man went on one of the most bizarre and heartwarming run in the New Zealand bush, an entertainer almost lost his career and his friends, and one of our favorite amnesiac super-soldiers made his return to the big screen.
My Year at the Movies: May
This year, I was lucky enough to watch about 22 movies, mostly in theaters. In these last few days before the new year, I will be sharing my thoughts on these films, from the good to the bad to the mediocre. May featured two big continuations of storied superhero franchises, provided a few cheap laughs, and introduced us to a couple of nice guys just trying to make it in the world. The stakes ran the gamut this month, ranging from the destruction of the world to keeping your property’s value up when a sorority moves in next door.
My Year at the Movies: February, March, and April
This year, I was lucky enough to watch about 22 movies, mostly in theaters. In these last few days before the new year, I will be sharing my thoughts on these films, from the good, to the bad, to the mediocre. To kick things off, let’s take a look at the movies I saw in February, March, and April. Superheroes, anthropomorphic animals, a couple of cable tv comics trying to make it on the big screen, these months had a little bit of everything.
Rogue Thoughts: A Rogue One Review (Spoilers)
Contained here are my thoughts on the new film Rouge One: A Star Wars Story, released December 16, 2016. Set between episode III and IV, Rogue One is the latest in the Star Wars film franchise and focuses on Jyn Orso as she and a group of Rebels go on a suicide mission to steal the plans for the Empire’s newest weapon, the Death Star.