Join us as we delve into a captivating conversation with the cinematographer of Saw X, Nick Matthews. In this episode, we take an exciting journey through cinematography and filmmaking, with a deep dive into the dark world of Saw. Nick begins by transporting us back to his high school years, where his journey began. He… Continue reading Nick Matthews: Exploring the Shadows and Lights of Saw X
Sibling disagreements are a common part of life, but when it comes to a heated debate over the genre of Wes Craven's film "Red Eye," things can take an interesting turn. In the latest episode of our podcast, hosts Mike and Dan dive headfirst into this contentious topic, dissecting the elements of the horror and… Continue reading Wes Craven’s “Red Eye” – Horror or Just Horrible?
With a distinctive blend of passion, creativity, and determination, Bruce Wemple has etched a niche for himself with films like 'Altered Hours' and 'The Tomorrow Job'. In our latest podcast episode, we delve deep into Bruce's journey, influences, and his advice for aspiring filmmakers. Bruce's journey into filmmaking is an inspiring tale that resonates with… Continue reading A Conversation with Filmmaker Bruce Wemple
Unveiling the complexities of "Oppenheimer", our latest podcast episode provides a thorough dissection of this Christopher Nolan masterpiece. The film delves into the life and legacy of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the brilliant mind behind the creation of the atomic bomb. Our discussion not only dissects the captivating scenes of the movie but also brings to… Continue reading Oppenheimer (2023) – Christopher Nolan
As the cinema landscape continues to be riddled with superhero blockbusters, science-fiction, horror sequels, and fantasy films, it's refreshing when a movie comes along with a pure focus on story, character development, directing, and solid acting performances. The Banshees of Inisherin is one of those films. Directed by Martin McDonagh and starring Colin Farrell, Brendan… Continue reading The Banshees of Inisherin – A Fecking Good Film
Beginning in December of 1989 and continuing through today, the Simpsons is the longest running scripted American prime-time series in history. Although some say the Simpsons have been in decline for years, we beg to differ. Jokes fly by at such a breakneck speed, it’s almost impossible for anyone to keep up with the myriad of… Continue reading The Movies go to The Simpsons!
Steve Martin started his long and storied career as a magician at Disneyland in California. He turned television writer most notably with the Smothers Brothers and then became one of the biggest draws in stand up comedy history filling stadiums (yeah football stadiums) with fans. Martin became a top box office comedy star. He earned… Continue reading Steve Martin: Wild & Crazy Guy is Nobody’s Jerk
On our most recent podcast (listen here) we had an opportunity to sit down with actor/producer Jamie B. Chambers and we learned a lot more about being a good person than being a good actor. Don’t get us wrong, Jamie is a great actor whose filmography includes Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, Star Wars: Episode VII -… Continue reading Jamie B. Chambers: Actor/Producer/Good Guy
Oh Brother kicked off a month of horror with a podcast episode on the recent hit The Invisible Man starring Elisabeth Moss. A departure from the classic H.G. Wells version, but we both thought it was a good take and more modern look than the classic hit. More recently, we recorded an episode on another… Continue reading Who is the Most Iconic Horror Villain in Movie History?
It’s October and Oh Brother is getting ready for a tribute to horror films. Since October is synonymous with Halloween, we intend to make the classic thriller the focus of an entire episode and include it in another comparing some of the most popular and well-known horror films. In 1978 a little known filmmaker named… Continue reading Halloween ’78 (Steelbook Best Buy Exclusive)
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