Reservations with Raine & Jeremy

Visiting a film set, tv advertising, HBOs Chernobyl, and eventually The Silence of the Lambs. That’s right, we’re back and we have a lot to talk about this week. So be patient as week work our way to discussing the multiple Oscar winning Thomas Harris adaptation. Grab a bottle of a nice chianti with a side of fava beans and enjoy.

Today, we are joined by our very good friend, Alex Horton, to discuss the Rob Zombie film, The Devil’s Rejects. Listen patiently as we ramble for the first 10 minutes of the show before we even get into the 2005 horror film that made audiences root for 3 of the most violent serial killers in film history. Be afraid, for they are here to do the Devil’s work.

Welcome to season 2 of Reservations with Raine & Jeremy! We open this episode by discussing the highly successful Neo-noir, psychological drama, Nocturnal Animals!

The penultimate episode! Jeremy and I continue 80's month with our 8 favorite blockbuster movies! Prepare for new changes coming to the podcast!

Part 2 of Jeremy and I's 80's month is all about comedy! Teen comedy, absurdist comedy and comedy in general. Comedies in the 80's had a style and jokes that were made to be timeless!

Welcome to part 1 of 80's month! Jeremy and I discuss the drama movies. Dramas in the 80's had a distinct look and feel. I hope you enjoy this first part. Jeremy and I would also like to say thank you to the first responders during the active shooter on Saturday. As well as extend prayers and thoughts to the victims and the families of the victims.

"The House That Jack Built" is the newest film by Lars Van Trier. It is a story of a serial killer and his philosophical views of the world and humans. And Jeremy couldn't wait to have me watch it and discuss!

Hunter S. Thompson was one of the most insane, fantastic writers. Jeremy and I go deep into the mind of Thompson and the book that inspired this episode. Buckle up because this is bat country!

Jeremy and I once again to do a deep dive into a classic movie. "Stalker" is considered one of the best dramas of the 20th century. And from Box Water to teasing out next episode, we have a lot to discuss about the film.

This episode has been about 4 months in the making. I have my amazing wife on and we discuss one of the first things that we had in common, Harry Potter. This episode is shorter but it was a lot of fun to see which Harry Potter movie was my wife's favorite.

Jeremy and I do another deep dive into a classic movie. But not just any classic movie, THE classic movie! "Cool Hand Luke" is considered a movie that was made in a "touchstone era". Actor Paul Newman at one of his best!

Alex is back in this new episode where we do a follow up to our Star Wars episode as well as discuss our excitement for season 3 of Stranger Things. Be warned we do discuss spoilers from season 1 and 2.

After a 2 week break, Jeremy and I are back with a new episode of the two films, The Godfather and The Godfather Part II. We discuss the plots of the films and why the films are staples of film history.

Imagine running down Main Street with an AK right after everything goes wrong. This is what heist films do for us as the audiences. Jeremy and I explore what makes a good heist film and the films that broke the mold.

Marvel has been on top of the superhero genre for 11 years. And still have no plans of stopping. George and I discuss the impact that Marvel as made, as well as our favorite MCU movies. Be warned, this does contain spoilers for Engame.

Horror is one of the most well known genres of movies. As well as, one of the few genres that has so many sub-genres. Jeremy and I talk about how horror films came about and why it is the way it is. We also discuss the movies that we’ve seen in the many different sub-genres. And this the first (and probably only) 3 hour long episode on the show. Enjoy but be warned, this might cause nightmares.

It is time again! The final part of the two part Back to the Future episodes! Jeremy and I once again discuss the successes and failures of this franchises last two installments. And further touch on more time paradoxes. So, strap in and let's head back to 1955 one last time!

Back to the Future is one of the most well-known and perfect time travel movies of the 1980's. Jeremy and I discuss the the ends and out of the film. It's productions issues, it's casting and it's amazing references. As well as, discussing time paradoxes. So, get ready to hit 88 miles per hour and go where we need no roads!

This week on Reservations, I am joined by Felipe as we discuss anime we have seen, want to see or heard of. This was an interesting conversation especially when we both shocked each other with our statements.

What is Film Noir? Why is it so important? These are the questions that some people ask when they hear “film noir”. I am once again joined by my friend Jeremy Blair as he educates me on a film style that spark a revolution in film making. Because without film noir, Hollywood would’ve never been what it is today. Royalty Free Music from Bensound

A Long Time Ago, On a Podcast Far, Far Away There is a long history within the Star Wars franchise and we must talk about it. I am joined by fellow Star Wars geek and local film maker, Alex Horton. We discuss the franchise, what we like, what we didn’t and what we hope to expect from the soon to be Episode IX. Enjoy this discussion of 2 nerds, nerding out! Royalty Free Music from Bensound

What happens when two cinephiles get in a room and discuss one of the most prolific writer/directors out there? Well, this is what happens. I am joined by my close friend Jeremy Blair to discuss one our favorite directors, Quentin Tarantino. We discuss each movie from Reservoir Dogs all the way to the yet to be released Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. From making fun of Joel Schumacher and going of...

Hey everybody! This week we are discussing Akira Kurosawa’s adaptation of Macbeth, Throne Of Blood (1957). Listen as we breakdown this unique perspective on the Shakespeare classic that balances the true nature of the story while placing it in a new cultural and historical context. Enjoy!