Black & A Half

Interview with Charlotte Mikkelborg, director and producer of the augmented reality mystery game - Time Detectives: The Mystery of The Mary Rose.

Zora Iman Crews comes on to talk about her upcoming Mockumentary The Daphne Project. 

This week, Silas is joined by director Dan Chen and two people who were subjects for his premiere documentary Accepted, Isaac and Aighty. This documentary focuses on a K-12 school in Louisiana with a 100% college acceptance rate and a 33% Ivy League school acceptance rate. But something is rotten in the state of Denmark. Listen up and then watch the film coming out this July 1st. 

Director of the new documentary "End Of The Line", Emmett Adler joins Silas to talk about this new documentary available VOD June 14th. 

Shila Ommi from Apple TV+'s show Tehran stops by to talk about the opportunities streaming and Apple TV+ is giving her, her background in Theatre, and she answers our world famous Seven Questions

Silas & Samantha give their unasked for opinions on the famous Will Smith Slap on Chris Rock. Also; exercising, & baby sleeping.

The real story of ALICE, Old WIves Tales, How Times Have Changed. 

George A. Tramountanas dropped by to discuss his new film "Win A Trip To Browntown" and what it was like to lose 50 pounds while filming a movie.

Writer and director of the new film Alice, Krystin Ver LInden, sits down for a one on one chat with Silas in this mini-episode.

Samantha Rund is back to talk to Silas about Comfort Television, Current Television Thoughts, and Review Writing.

Comic and video game streamer Terrance Parsons joined the show to talk about the best films that are based on video games. 

Guest and comic Tara Weidner joins for this episode to discuss The Greatest TV Couples Of All Time.

Silas breaks down his favorite 11 films from 2021.

On this week's episode Silas reviews the films Swan Song (Apple TV+), The Lost Daughter (Netflix), and Zola (Came out earlier this year in theaters but viewed recently for awards consideration). - Swan Song - 6:31, The Lost Daughter, 16:32  - Zola -  27:20.

This episode is a full discussion of the new Netflix star studded satirical comedy Don't Look Up starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence. 

This week Silas puts out his Top Ten Christmas Films lists and reviews two films, Apple TV+ new film The Tragedy Of Macbeth and the Netflix Italian language film The Hand Of God.  Here's the show notes so you can skip to the different sections.  4:22 - Top Ten Christmas Films 26:02 Macbeth, 34:36 The Hand Of God

This week Silas reviews the newest entry into Marvel's MCU Spider-man: No Way Home, new on Netflix, Sandra Bullock's The Unforgivable, and the  HBO Max Series, Love Life.  Here are the notes of when each review appears so you can skip through if needed. 5:35 Spider-man 18:22 The Unforgivable 28:03 Love Life

This episode, Silas and guest Renee review the new Steven Spielberg musical, West Side Story.

This part 2 of our coverage of the new film End of Us where Silas interviews the writers and directors of End Of Us - Steven Kanter and Henry Loevner.

This episode Silas reviews the new film End of Us and interviews the male lead of the film, Ben Coleman. 

This week Silas interviews Director/Writer of the new film Are You Happy Now, along with the lead actor of the film Josh Ruben. 

This week Silas is joined by director and writer of the new film Death of A Telemarketer for an interview. Before that Silas reviews that film and the new HBO Max Original film 8-Bit Christmas. 5:29 - Review of 8-Bit Christmas 16:10 - Review of Death Of A Telemarketer  24:28 - Interview with Khaled Ridgeway

This episode Silas reviews the new Disney film Encanto, the new WB film King Richard, and Netflix's Tick Tick Boom.

This week Silas reviews  Ghostbusters: Afterlife opening up this weekend in theaters nationwide, as well as two Netflix films Passing and Red Notice, both just released on Netflix this past weekend. 

This week Silas reviews the new film Soulmates, Lovehard, and The Harder They Fall.