Samuel And Manuel Movie Podcast

In Part 2 of the 1997 Retrospective mini series, Sam and Manny tackle Paul Thomas Anderson's celebrated film about the porn industry in the late 70's and early 80's, Boogie Nights.

Sam and Manny unveil a new format to the podcast as they will be releasing 2 episodes per week, breaking the original format into 2 seperate types of episodes, This one will be some discussion on movies, the In Memoriam when needed, weekly question and what we've been watching. The movie review section will be released later this week. Let us know what you think.

Sam and Manny begin their a new mini series covering some of the films from 1997 and they are beginning with Robert Zemeckis' follow up to Forrest Gump, the science fiction film, Contact.

For the 6th Annual Remberance Day episode, Manny is joined by the newest PFG, Kyle Robertson to discuss the 2016 Best Picture nominee, Hacksaw Ridge starring Andrew Garfield and Vince Vaughn.

Every Halloween we open up the voting and let the fans decide what movie Sam and Manny will review and they have picked 1994's Interview With The Vampire starring Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Antonio Banderas and Kristen Dunst.

The 1990 Retrospective Mini series finally comes to an end after 18 films being reviewed, Sam and Manny take a look back at the 63rd Academy Awards and see if they would change anything 33 years later and then give their Top 10 films of 1990.

Jordan steps in on short notice to review the Kathryn Bigelow action thriller, Blue Steel, starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Ron Silver and Clancy Brown.

In Part 2 of Kyle Robertson's podcasting debut, he joins Sam and Manny in reviewing The Lobster, starring Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz and John C. Reilly.

Rachel Corp joins the boys to review the movie that launched Julia Roberts into superstardom, Pretty Woman with Richard Gere, Hector Elizondo and Jason Alexander.

Sam and Manny welcome a new PFG to the group as they interview Kyle Robertson an aspiring young filmmaker who has worked on a few films and documentaries.

Jordan Spiers returns again to co-host so the podcast name MUST be changed and she returns to finish off the duo of Worst Picture of the Year winners, first was Ghosts Can't Do It and now she completes it with the co-winner of Worst Picture, The Adventures of Ford Fairlane.

Sam comes back from his little break to return to the hosting chair and is greeted with Mikey Chards joining them to review the 1990 action thriller, The Hunt For Red October, starring Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin and Sam Neill.

Rachel Corp returns after a long absence to co-host with Manny to review the 1990 comedy-drama Mermaids starring Cher, Winona Ryder, Christina Ricci and Bob Hoskins.

Jordan and Jason launch a new podcast because Sam has been away for so long so they review the 1990 thriller, Misery, starring Kathy Bates and James Caan.

Jordan Spiers steps in to co-host with Manny to review the Meryl Streep film, Postcards From The Edge, written by Carrie Fisher. Tune in to hear what they have to say about the film and what movies they've been watching these last few weeks.

Jordan Spiers steps into the co-host chair for Sam this week to review the co-winner...co-loser? of Worst Picture of the Year from the Razzies. This film stars Bo Derek and Anthony Quinn and pulled in 4 Razzies this year. Jordan also adds in her Scorsese rankings for Wes.

PFG Wes Minaker joins Sam and Manny to discuss another Best Picture nominee, Goodfellas, starring Ray Liotta, Robert DeNiro and Joe Pesci. The boys also rank all the Scorsese films they've ever watched.

All time PFG leader Jordan Spiers makes her 13th appearance on the show to review the 1990 comedy/action film, Kindergarten Cop starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Penelope Ann Miller and a host of adorable children.

The infamous Mush Hed makes her return to the podcast as the Queen of Bad Taste to review the second of the Best Picture nominees of 1990, Ghost, starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg. Prior to the review, they all talk about their very first kiss, pay tribute to Treat Williams and discuss some movies and shows they've been watching.

Abbey makes her 3rd appearance on the show as she joins Sam and Manny for Part 5 of the 1990 Retrospective Mini-Series to review Edward Scissorhands.

Chards returns for his 8th appearance on the show to join Manny and review Arnold Schwarzenegger's Sci-Fi film, Total Recall. With a cast including Sharon Stone, Michael Ironside, Ronny Cox and Rachel Ticotin, this movie was a box office hit, what do these old timers think of the film, 33 years later?

In Part 3 of the 1990 Retrospective Mini Series, Sam and Manny review the Christmas Classic and highest grossing film of the year, Home Alone.

Part 2 of the 1990 Retrospective Mini Series has Manny and Sam reviewing the first of the five Best Picture nominees, Awakenings, starring Robert DeNiro, Robin Williams and Julie Kavner. Prior to their review Sam and Manny talk about some films and TV shows they've been watching incuding: The Bear, Moonrise Kingdom, The Intern and Air.

Sam and Manny start their 1990 Retrospective Mini Series with the Coen Brothers crime drama, Miller's Crossing starring Gabriel Byrne, Albert Finney and Joh Turturro. This crime noir failed to capture an audience in 1990 but Sam loves the Coens so we've added their films into the review list so what do the boys think of their 3rd film?

With the NFL Draft upon us, Sam and Manny decided to review the last film by Ivan Reitman, Draft Day. Headlined by Kevin Costner this movie follows Sonny Weaver Jr., the GM of the Cleveland Browns as he tries to build a winning team while juggling a death in his family, his relationship with a co-worker and an overbearing team owner. Listen in and see if the boys had a good time with this movie.