Exiting Through The 2010s

Josh Bradley joins us for Barry Jenkins coming of age masterpiece. We chat about Florida movies, A24, 2017 Oscars and the serious contender of this being the cinematic achievement of the 2010s

Megan Brady (The Simple Cinephile) returns to talk Tom McCarthy's Spotlight and the real-life journalists that broke the church's pedophilia scandal. Together breaking down unexciting directing, avoiding self-parody and Mark Ruffalo's continuous streak of bad haircuts 

Shea Vassar (Filmdaze, Zora) returns to talk about Alejandro González Iñárritu's meta deconstruction of an aging actor in Birdman. Together, breaking down Michael Keaton's versatility and long takes

Kyle Amato (Hawke Cast, Boston Hassle) joins us to unpack Steve McQueen's harrowing depiction of slavery and the overwhelming true story of Solomon Northup. Exploring the idea of if reachability hurts a movie, the career arc of Lupita Nyong'o and Oscar prejudice

Luke Larson (host of L-Squared podcast) returns to discuss Ben Affleck's foray into awards season, Argo. Is Affleck belong in directors jail? Was the good will hunting screenplay actually written by Damon and Affleck? Do we redeem Chris Terrio after viewing Rise of Skywalker? 

Eric Zipper (The Completionist) joins us to talk about the 2011 silent film. Discussion includes movies about movies, cinematic dogs and how winning best picture changes the reputation of a movie

In our first episode in our best picture series, we discuss Tom Hooper's political drama. Breaking down the missing pieces that could've made this great, brilliance of Geoffrey Rush and Oscar bait 

Gaby Iori returns to chat about Greta Gerwig's directorial debut. Together discussing personal high school experiences, the career of Saoirse Ronan and actors turned directors 

Filmmaker Jackson Hendrix joins us as we discuss the force awakens, the last jedi and rise of skywalker. Analyzing toxic fandom, nostalgia utilization and what is the star wars feeling. Much to discuss in the Star Wars Disney era!

Megan Brady (The Simple Cinephile) talks with us about Todd Haynes' sensual romance, Carol. Together breaking down the brilliance of cinematographer Ed Lachman, idiosyncrasies of Rooney Mara and the relevance of melodrama 

Sally Darr Griffin (Club c-47 podcast) comes on to chat about the Safdie Brothers anxious heist thriller, Good Time. In discussing how to blend actors and non-actors seamlessly, child celebrities and road trips

Nick Gangi and Joe Giordano join me as we chat about Martin Scorsese's tale of excess and greed in 2013's The Wolf of Wall Street. Topics include how Marty perfected the biopic, Leo DiCaprio's career, our first glimpse into the McConaissance and of Scorsese v Marvel

Brian Roan (the film stage) joins us to talk Looper, one of the best originalsci fi films of the decade. Together, we breakdown what makes a Rian Johnson movie, the art of makeup and prosthetics and the science of cinematic time travel. Plus JGL career talk!

Jack and Clay welcome Paul Oyama to unpack Bing Liu's debut documentary. Together, we talk the film joining the pantheon of all-time great docs and the accessibility of the modern documentary distribution 

Wes Muszynski (The Simple Cinephile, Filmera) joins us to talk about Yorgos Lanthimos' revenge thriller. Together, the star making performance of Barry Keoghan as Martin, comparing Lanthimos to Kubrick and how this movies strength is how hysterical it is. 

Shea Vassar (Filmera, Much Ado About Cinema) joins us to talk about Lynne Ramsay's psychological horror, We Need To Talk About Kevin. We talk the career of Tilda Swinton, how ahead of its time this script was in the decade and rewatch value

Gaby Iori (Breakout! podcast) is here to cover David Fincher's 2010 masterpiece with The Social Network. Together, we debate who gives the better supporting performance between Andrew Garfield and Justin Timberlake, if this is really the best score of the decade and the underlying comedy hidden within Aaron Sorkin's' oscar-winning screenplay  

Luke Larson, (L Square podcast) joins us to talk about Spike Jonze's 2013 sci-fi romance, Her. Together, they talk about why Spike Jonze hasn't made another movie for six years, comparisons made to Blade Runner 2049 and reevaluating what makes an auteur

In the first ever episode of Exiting through the 2010s, Jack and Clay talk about the 2015 dystopian action film that’s considered by many to be one of the best of the decade. How did George Miller pull this off given his age and hectic production? Is Nux secretly the best character in the movie?