The Say Report

Devon and Sejohn spent their Fourth of July Holiday watching a bunch of movies and have decided to share their thoughts on the new Aladdin, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, and the third entry in the Escape Plan Saga. The REAL juice though comes in hard and fast at the 42 minute mark where they get real spoilery about Spider-Man: Far from Home and what it means for moments from the past and the un...

This episode we speak on all the fun things we have been doing so far this summer and discuss our plans on how we intent to entertain ourselves the rest of the season. This does mean in-depth analysis of Super Mario Maker and its effects on the larger world of video games and Devon go real deep into the world without the Beatles that is the film Yesterday.

As we lay waiting for the coda of the Infinity Saga to release next week, Sejohn decided we should go back to where the Marvel Cinematic Universe began with 1986's "Howard the Duck." Join us as we discuss what works, what doesn't work, and what flat out confounds us about this film that, like it or not, has had a prolific effect on the worlds of popular culture and cinema.

Devon on the verge of drifting with the cosmos begins the episode with a brief explanation and follow-up to our discussion about Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night regarding its relationship to Patch Culture. Then Sejohn has been bothered by facts related to Fleegle, Bingo, Drooper, and Snorky of the Banana Splits and their latest film adaptation.

In this week’s video game themed episode, Devon was able to get his hand’s on a copy of Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night a week early and is chomping at the bit to gush over it, while Sejohn relates his experiences with Virtual Reality and the Five Night at Freddy’s franchise.

The boys dive into the topic of the X-Men films which have become relevant once more with the release of the latest, and possibly last, film in the franchise… Dark Phoenix.

*DISCLAIMER* This episode of The Say Report features the usage of some language listeners may find offensive. In no way does The Say Report endorse the use of this language but we found its use necessary in context. Thank You and enjoy the episode... This week Sejohn and Devon decide to catch one another up on everything else they experienced in May that wasn’t directly related to Brendan Frasier....

We have come to the end of Brendan Fraser History Month 2019 and it wouldn’t be a complete month of Brendan Fraser History without a proper, pen and paper, British Quiz. Luckily Say Report Nation Quiz Master Will Fournier is standing by to test us on the Numbers and Quotes of the Brenmaster. Then, beginning at the 40 minute mark, we start discussing the latest piece in the Brendan Fraser oeuvre… "...

Come with your host companions on a JOURNEY through space and time to THE CENTER OF THE EARTH as they examine the Brendan Fraser film from 2008 and decide where it succeeded and/or failed. As a bonus we set a brand new precedent for future episodes of the Say Report that this time involves a land mammal, a scientist, and the overwhelming desire to move quickly.

Sejohn and Devon jump back into action to examine Comedy and Animation within the Brendan Fraser vehicle “Looney Tunes: Back in Action.” Thrill as Devon introduces the world is Old Man Hollywood, Chill as Sejohn takes a cold hard examination of Steve Martin, and Kill any questions about it being a sequel to Space Jam

To celebrate the first episode of Brendan Fraser History Month, Sejohn and Devon (doing his “best” Harvey Fierstein impression) discuss the film adaptation of Inkheart, starring Paul Bettany, Helen Mirren, Andy Serkis, and of course the man himself Brendan Fraser!

Devon gets hyperbolic in this episode where your host companions catch-up after a week away from recording a proper episode of The Say Report. Sejohn talks about Netflix stumbling into the perfect genre with the teen romantic comedy. While Devon relates stories of beating the original Metroid for the Nintendo Entertainment System and applauds his time spent at Fragcon 2019. Make sure you stay till...

Join us as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the film that forever changed the way America looks at Jason Biggs. In this very special episode we explore if the film is still worth watching in 2019 and what effect, if any, it has had on the history of cinema.

We are so busy getting prepared for the Endgame that we decided to share this time capsule episode recorded with our third musketeer Will Fournier in the wake of our 100th episode spectacular. The main focus of this episode is those films that have similar plots and just happened to be released around the same time into cinemas. Bonus: Will is on the episode so you know we are going to have a prop...

This episode sees your host companions recapping all that they have accomplished in the last week. Primarily, this was leaning in heavily to the things that bring them joy: Movies, Science Fiction, Reading, The Legend of Zelda, and most importantly Hellboy!

This week Devon shares his personal opinions on the latest offering from the DCEU which in true Say Report fashion spirals out into deep observations on the cinematic universe as a whole.

In addition to recovering from the flu, Devon was able to visit PAX East in Boston, which not only meant getting hands on time with “The Messenger: Picnic Panic” DLC, “Cyber Shadow,” and “Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night,” but also a visit to the one place where everybody knows your name… Cheers. All this talk of video games leads to Sejohn admiring and observing how video games can be broken by...

While Sejohn listens to hip hop, Devon shares examples of why he lives a marvelous wonderful existence. Then the talk turns to video games and Sejohn finally giving The Messenger a proper chance. We finish off with Devon listing off a manifesto which definitely means he finally watched “Good Will Hunting” for the first time in his life.

Sejohn discusses his attempts to catch up on all the nerdy things he enjoys now that his is back in a land of fiscal stability. Leading to discussion about Agents of SHIELD and Resident Evil 2. Meanwhile Devon has been celebrating his version of Spring Break which means he has been beating a bunch of video games including Devil May Cry 2 and Devil May Cry 5 giving him opportunity to discover more...

This week in an attempt to resolve all of the cliffhangers we have a discussion about the true meaning of progress that begins Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure and Bonus Journey then ends with a Stark Raving Dad. Then we travel back to 2004 so Devon can tell us the exact reason why he hates Donnie Darko. Finally we discuss just how normal the film “Captain Marvel” is and how that might not neces...

Devon viewed this week’s episode like an empty canvas just waiting to be filled. Which is why we talk about a bunch of seemingly unrelated topics in the worlds of movies, television, and video games whilst being fueled by too much caffeine and food court Chinese.

With the success of Say Report Jr. we are celebrating by having a crossover where Sejohn of The Say Report does an episode with his host-companion’s sister Dayle from Say Report Jr. That's really all you need to know!

With the success of Say Report Jr. we are celebrating by having a crossover where Devon of The Say Report does an episode with his host-companion’s brother Zack from Say Report Jr. That's really all you need to know!

This week Devon is with the Flu which inspires a conversation about proper identification and prevention of disease in the modern world. Then the conversation turns to video games where we discuss spoiler culture, celebrate the first Zelda’s 33rd birthday, and finally have a long overdue discussion about Resident Evil 2. Finally we look at not only cinema but the Oscars and attempt to explain why...

This week we take a look at the current political landscape to help explain exactly what it means when our current president declares a national state of emergency and remind you that you really only need to be afraid if you feel afraid. Then Devon assures everyone that Alita: Battle Angel is a movie worthy of their time before, inspired by Valentine’s Day and the need to reuse an empty bottle, yo...