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The Good, Bad, and Ugly 98th Academy Awards
The Academy Awards have ended with One Battle After Another being the diamond of the season, taking 6 total Oscars including Best Picture. In what has been a long drawn out, yet twisty awards season we got a show that seemed to mirror that. I think this Oscars will go down as one of the more fascinating and cool collection of winners in any ceremony. Horror films won two acting Oscars, Warner…
2 Black Guys Talk Godzilla: Ep. 3 - Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1956)
In order to move forward, we have to step back. This week, we look at the heavily re-edited and re-dubbed American version of Ishirō Honda’s Gojira, 1956’s Godzilla, King of the Monsters! featuring new scenes directed by Terry O. Morse and now starring Raymond Burr as American reporter Steve Martin. The guys discuss what this edit job did to the film, what effect the changes had on this iteration…
WonderCon 2025: 11th Annual Women Rocking Hollywood Panel: Surviving and Thriving in a Changing Landscape
Arguably the coolest panel of my Saturday at WonderCon, the 11th 11th Annual Women Rocking Hollywood Panel: Surviving and Thriving in a Changing Landscape brought a group of amazing women of showrunners, directors, writers, and advocates to the convention to dig into how they’ve navigated a challenging business, making interesting shows and films, and their newest projects. Panelists:…
WonderCon 2025: 5th Annual “It’s Alive!”: Designing Sci-Fi, Horror, and Comic Book Genre Film and TV
ImpactPR always brings some great panels to conventions and their first panel of the day on Saturday was the 5th Annual “It’s Alive!”: Designing Sci-Fi, Horror, and Comic Book Genre Film and TV. Diving into their inspirations and creative processes, the panel highlighted the immense creative potential working with projects that move beyond the normal world. Panelists: Editor Brett W. Bachman, ACE…
WonderCon 2025: A Conversation with Ron Moore
One of the greatest sci-fi TV writers of our time, Ron Moore made a pit stop from his TV domination to head to WonderCon. Moderated by Mary Anne Butler, we took a grand tour through Moore’s career and got some fun advice along the way. Getting His Start Ron’s start to his career is wild, even by early Hollywood standards. He was a big fan of Star Trek and during the filming of Next Generation, he…
2 Black Guys Talk Godzilla: Ep. 2 - Godzilla Raids Again (1955)
We’re back with a second episode covering the quickly turned-around sequel to 1954’s Godzilla, 1955’s Godzilla Raids Again from director Motoyoshi Oda. Listen to how the duo feels about this follow-up effort, the introduction of Anguirus, the lighter story elements, favorite moments, and more. Show Notes: Official Godzilla Raids Again Trailer Check out all of Aaron’s Godzilla-themed…
WonderCon 2025: Beastly Powers: Exploring Science, Magic, and Mythology in Comics and Pop Culture
Kicking off WonderCon was the Beastly Powers: Exploring Science, Magic, and Mythology in Comics and Pop Culture. Hosted by Lorran Garrison, the panel took a dive into how animals have inspired humans and how animal powers have been woven into our cultural fabric. Joining Lorran on the panel was John Jennings (professor and author/illustrator, Marvel, DC, Megascopeto), Lyn Pacificar (chief…
WonderCon 2025: Giants' First Steps
It’s panels like these that make me truly love going to conventions like WonderCon. Hosted by Ron Diamond, the Giants’ First Steps: Glimmer of Greatness panel showcased a select of some digitally restored student films from some of the most impactful animated film directors of all time. The list of filmmakers included, but wasn’t limited to, John Musker and Ron Clements (The Little Mermaid,…
WonderCon 2025: Most Anticipated Panels
WonderCon 2025 is upon us! Seems like it was just yesterday that I attended last year’s event but I am always happy to attend and cover this convention. This year’s slate is one of the more fascinating collection of panels I’ve seen from a convention, namely cause there does not seem to be a gigantic movie panel in the group which is great cause there’s so much more attention on the smaller…
Film Review: Snow White
What good is the idea of whimsy? This question is one that I pondered by the end of Snow White, Disney’s new live action adaptation, which has a lot of what we’d perceive as whimsy. The movie hits all the cute buttons, tries its darndest to update the story, and employs a lead who can sing. But it never quite manages to make all of its elements come together, the cute moments lead to grating one,…
2 Black Guys Talk Godzilla: Ep. 1 - Godzilla (1954)
The moment everyone has been waiting for, the premiere episode of 2 Black Guys Talk Godzilla! Aaron and I officially kick things off with the first full episode which covers 1954’s Gojia (Godzilla) from director Ishirô Honda. Listen in to hear the guys’ take on the film, what makes it so effective, its historical impact, favorite moments, and more. Show Notes: Official Godzilla Trailer Out Now…
The Half Decade Film Awards
Lost in the hubbub of trying to survive, work, and finish watching the 2024 movies before the Oscars, I just realized that we’re a little over halfway through the decade. It is wild to think about just in a real life sense but also after the Oscars, that we’re halfway through a decade of movies! That thought prompted me to look at my spreadsheet where I put my nominees and winners of my If I Had…
Film Review: Black Bag
What a delight it is to live in the same time as Steven Soderbergh. In 2025, we have already been treated to a new take on a ghost story with Presence and now coming to our screens this month is Black Bag, a taught spy thriller that is a mix between Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Slick, thrilling and brimming with energy, Black Bag is one of the best spy movies in recent…
If I Had an Oscar Ballot, 2024 Edition
Finally putting a bow on the 2024 movie year, I can celebrate the best of the best and have something to compare to the Oscars this coming Sunday. 2024 has to be one of my strangest moviegoing years, probably not aided by my real life job being so hectic that we’re nearly in March as this drops. This movie year includes films that I technically saw in 2023, 2024, and 2025 (you can thank film…
Top 10 Movies of 2024
Is this my second to last 2024 film piece? Yes. What took me so long? Mind your business. In all seriousness I’m not sure it has ever taken me this long to get to a quorum of films to feel comfortable enough to put out my top 10. Furthermore, it has been years since I’ve had to reevaluate my rankings this much. I rewatched some, pondered for quite a bit, and really dug into why I would suggest…
Film Review: Captain America: Brave New World
In Captain America: Brave New World, Sam Wilson has assumed the mantle of Captain America and is trying to do right by working within the system. After all the election of President Ross has allowed for new allies. On the eve of a peace treaty over Celestial Island, a terror attack occurs putting everyone on the brink. Sam not only has to find a way to step up and restore peace, but figure out…
Out Now 609: Presence
This week’s Out Now with Aaron and Abe takes on a spooky perspective. I joined Aaron and Abe to discuss Presence from director Steven Soderbergh and writer David Koepp. Hear what we had to say about this modern ghost story with a filmmaker-based twist regarding its style. Plus, there’s plenty of time for other movie chatter, thoughts on the Oscar nominations, games, and listener thoughts. Tune in…