Frank DiSalvo and Zach Johnson

Roll The Credits

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This podcast is all about film discussion. Every week we review one film and discuss one film topic. We talk film, directors, actors, writers and everything in-between

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Sep 28, 2025

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Commercials Within Movies 26.06.2023

Quickly! buy now before time runs out! Just kidding, this was never real to begin with much like instances within films that decide to showcase an ad within their own world. Many can be dumb or add nothing to the stories, and other times they could still add nothing to the story but just be really fun. Today we discuss these on air ads that made us wish they were actually a real thing. As always,...

Review: Detachment 23.06.2023

The life of a teacher is a thankless job, the only job perhaps more so is that of a substitute teacher. When Henry Barthe joins an intercity school for a month to fill in as an english teacher, he brings a different perspective to the classroom, mix this with helping a prostitute young teenager, and dealing with the mental decline of his grandpa and you start to feel the weight of the world crash...

Can We Fix It? 19.06.2023

What we wouldn't give to change just one thing, or many several. Surely we can't be the only ones who thought while watching a movie if we could change this one thing we would absolutely love the movie. Today we take a crack at being film repair men and listing some movies that we think we could help. As always we would love to know if there are some films that you think you could do the s...

Review: Harakiri 16.06.2023

The way of the warrior is something that has been passed down to generations and many different cultures, but its the war after the battle that may be the hardest. When an aging samurai comes to the front door of a warrior temple asking to commit seppuku, they believe this is a scam to gain money but later find out there is a much deeper meaning to being here. A film that has insanely good cinemat...

What Makes A Good Comedy Film? 12.06.2023

Comedy is perhaps the most diverse styles of media out there. Some people may find something hilarious and fun, others may find it distasteful or annoying. Either it can still be a great tool for story telling as we deep dive into the do's and don'ts of comedy. As always we would love to know your thoughts of not only what make or breaks them but also some of your favorites as we laugh our...

Review: Birdboy: The Forgotten Children 08.06.2023

Longing for a better life a pretty standard dream for most, but dreaming is a lot easier than reality. Following multiple stories of Dinky and friends trying to escape the island they live on, the drug addiction and trauma of Birdboy, and the overarching theme of pollution and nuclear war rolled up into a brisk 70 minute runtime. With a very unique art style and direction of story telling, this is...

What The Hell Happened To David Arquette? 04.06.2023

The road to redemption isn't without a few bumps and bruises along the way, and there are fewer actors out there that had to scratch and claw to where they are now. From the early beginnings staring in serious roles, to being a main staple on one of the most relevant horror series to ever exist, all the way to world heavyweight champion followed by a fall from grace. While a new passion has em...

Review: Kung Pow! Enter The Fist 02.06.2023

Grab your gopher-chucks and sit back for this wild ride. Matt chooses a very obscure one as we talk about a Director/actor who took footage from a martial arts movie and spliced it with his own image to create a story of "The Chosen One" training and looking to seek revenge on the people who murdered his family. A film that knows what it is as it super self aware and the idea of splicing...

Favorite Shots In Films 29.05.2023

Some people say a picture is worth a thousand words, the same can also be said for pausing a movie right when a star destroyer is blown to millions of pieces. In the world of film there are key moments in cinematography that stand out as awe inspiring shots to look at and whether they end up as a wallpaper for your phone or just a really pleasing shot to look at, its individual. As always we would...

Review: Chicken Run 26.05.2023

What does The Great Escape and a claymation movie about chickens have in common? Apparently more than we thought as Ginger tries numerous times to escape a chicken coop to no avail, only to be met with a rooster named Rocky who may or may not have the answers. To be honest, we really went off on a tangent with this one less about the movie itself and more about the weird and fun experience we had...

Movie Worlds We Would Live In 22.05.2023

Have you ever looked over the vast kingdom of Narnia, or the great unknown of different planet in Star Wars, or maybe just how cozy the house in Jumanji looked before it was destroyed by elephants and thought "man I wanna live there". Today we give a bit of our own insight into these worlds and what they offer in terms of living conditions. As always we would love to know some of your fa...

Review: The Banshee Of Inisherin 19.05.2023

What would you do if your best friend for most of your life suddenly decided they no longer want to be friends with you anymore? Surely you wouldn't try to burn their house down right? Well this is exactly what happens when Colm decides that he no longer wants to be around Padraic which spirals him not only to wanting to no the reason why but also relentlessly trying to get him back. In this d...

Development Hell 14.05.2023

Don't you just hate it when you see news of a director working on a new project that you really get excited for, or maybe your favorite character from a book or comic finally getting adapted on screen...only for it to be 7 years later and thats still the same news. Today we discuss those films that we have been wishing for a lifetime that someone would fund or help see the light of day. As alw...

Review: The Pale Blue Eye 12.05.2023

When it comes to sacrifices and immortality, the main ingredient you always seem to need is a human heart. In the 1800's a detective Landor is called to a military school to solve a murder, this quickly leads to an abundance of murders and gaining the help of Edgar Allen Poe seems to help this. A film that if cut down by 20 minutes would be just another noir-esque film, however, like all good...

Backstage Drama 08.05.2023

No one truly knows what is said or done behind closed doors besides the people who are involved. Unless of course you happen to be working on a set which if thats the case, word spreads pretty quick of horrible things that happen. In the world of cinema there is no way everything goes smoothly or actors love each other all the time and today we picked out some of the most bizarre, funny, and distu...

Review: Infinity Pool 05.05.2023

If you had a double of yourself that would take the fall for you no matter what, how far would you take it? In Brandon Cronenberg's newest film we explore this as James gets sucked down a rabbit hole of what the rich can afford on a remote tropical vacation spot. A film that shows the type of craft he is honing when it comes to camera angles, practical effects, an interesting cast and an even...

Second Chances 01.05.2023

Everyone deserves a second chance in life, unless your Zach when it comes to sharing food. Realistically though, the same can be said for films. Not every time you watch a movie for the first time is going to make you fall in love with it, it takes another watch or two. Today we talk about the films that maybe we didn't love but grew to love. As always we would love to hear some of your favori...

Review: High Life 28.04.2023

With so many sci fi/ space films out there its hard to create something unique in film. Something no one tried yet was sex in space. Monte is part of a crew of criminals and delinquents who occupy a space mission to understand fidelity and how it works within the stars. This is a breathtaking movie that shows its strengths with visuals rather than dialogue and creating a captivating atmosphere. Ho...

Forgettable Films 24.04.2023

In the long history since films have been available, not every movie can be remembered unfortunately. With that comes films that can feel like a generic plot, conflict, and resolution all wrapped up into a sweet 90 minute run time. Today we did some digging and decided to crack open the vault to talk about these long lost movies. As always we would love to hear what some of your favorites are as w...

Review: The Royal Tenenbaums 20.04.2023

Would you be willing to go so far as to fake that your dying to get back into your own home? Well thats what Royal did when after years of being separated from his wife and removed from the lives of his three genius children, he brings them back together when they are all at their lowest while pretending he is dying. This is Matts final Wes Anderson film to watch in his filmography and it doesn&#3...

Color Usage In Films 17.04.2023

There is color all around us, in the trees, the ocean, the nose of your uncle when he falls asleep on the couch during Thanksgiving, and in films. As early as 1902, color has brought a sense of wonder and realism to the fantasy that is movies. However, many colors can represent different things and ultimately set a mood that can make a great film feel dynamic. As always we would love to hear some...

Review: Mad God 13.04.2023

Thou i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i shall fear no evil. A phrase that kind of makes sense with this one as a passion project 30 years in the making came out of a post apocalyptic world following a gas masked figure plunging down into the horrors of the world in hopes to destroy it. A film that showcases that stop motion can still be very interesting even if not having dialogue...

Review: The Farewell 06.04.2023

It is important to keep your family happy, but what if that means keeping a terrible secret from them? When her grandma is diagnosed with stage four cancer, Billi and her family fly from New York to China to spend what they think will be their last moments together even though she is unaware she has it. While this film has some missed opportunities with family affairs other than that of Nai Nai, i...

Can A Good Ending Save A Film? 02.04.2023

You cannot tell a story without an ending but what happens when that ending is the only reason the story was good in the first place? While all parts of a film matter significantly, a cohesive story that makes you stay until the end is what keeps butts in their seats. Today we discuss the idea of if a film without a good chunk of it's story being good can still bring a good ending or if your w...

Review: The Rocky Horror Picture Show 30.03.2023

Damnit Janet, theres no crime in giving yourself over to pleasure with this one. Perhaps the greatest cult classic to ever come out follows the story of Janet and Brad, fiancee's who's car breaks down which leads them to the home of a Doctor with a kinky side. The longest running film in theaters, this story has created a fan base like no other with midnight showings that encourage dressin...

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