Frank DiSalvo and Zach Johnson

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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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Review: Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio 22.09.2023

What is really the difference between wood and human flesh? A lot actually but it still doesn't mean they don't have feelings. In a new imagination Del Toro uses stop motion animation to tell a classic story of the wooden boy who dreamed to be alive. A film that uses its style to the ultimate degree with a great cast and fun pacing making for a unique story that still feels familiar. If yo...

Why The Hell Would Someone Make A Stop Motion Film? 17.09.2023

The act of posing, taking a shot, and then resetting by an inch is such a tedious thing to do to the point that it almost becomes overbearing. However, is this actually easier? The world of stop motion films is very interesting in the process but its not without its own set of pros and cons making a film in this style. Today we discuss all of those things and excitement around it. As always we wou...

Review: Mitchells VS The Machines 14.09.2023

A dysfunctional family, a longing to be understood, and the robot apocalypse is all it takes to get a father and daughter to understand each other. When Katie decides to go away to start a new beginning our smartphones also rise up against us. A film that combines a few different art styles with a buttload of comedy to match it and some touching moments that surely went under a lot of peoples rada...

Animation Progression 11.09.2023

Over the many years of film, there is a genre that always seemed like it needed a few more defining lines and imagination to fully bring to life while others were flourishing. Today we sit down and "trace" back the timeline of animation and how we went from simple stick figure drawings to the wonder and amazement of something like Into the Spiderverse. As always, we would love to hear yo...

Review: Puss In Boots 4 07.09.2023

When a 4th installation of a movie franchise comes out no one expects it to be anywhere close of good, but what if, it was actually great. When Puss runs down to the last of his nine lives he goes on a journey for one wish to gain them back all while being hunted down by death himself. This is one of those children films that tackles some really heavy subjects of mortality and trust while still ma...

Favorite Fashion In Films 03.09.2023

The phrase "the outfit makes the man" can be in regards to a nice blazer, a simple tie knot, or maybe a bullet proof jacket for assassins. In film there are many different styles that can make or break a character before you even hear any dialogue or see them do anything. Today we discuss some of our favorites and as always, we would love to hear some of your favorites too. So listen in...

Review: Blood & Gold 31.08.2023

Who wants the gold? apparently not enough and also too many in our eyes as we finish off Action August with a newer film following a soldier during nazi Germany trying to escape all while another set of people are trying to find a hidden treasure. This is a film that was obviously Tarantino inspired but lacks the full direction and storytelling. That being said, this film does have a great look to...

Who Did It Better? 80's vs Now 27.08.2023

After a certain point in time with anything, you look back on the past with rose tinted glasses and maybe some memories were better than anything that could come now. Or is that a lie? Just like in memories, the ideas of movies may be the same and when it comes to action films there is usually a divide of old vs new. As always we would love to hear which side you are on and listen in as we pick wh...

Review: First Blood 25.08.2023

I think its safe to say that any of us would destroy a town just because one man wronged you right? John Rambo does exactly this when he returns from the Vietnam war to visit his last comrade only to find he has passed away, a sherif that doesn't like his kind and a man hunt ensues. A film that is less about the fighting and kills and more about the trauma of war and mental restraint that chan...

Action Movie Kills 21.08.2023

When it comes to action movies there is one thing that is required besides explosions, good leading actors, a decent threat or snappy one liners and that is how the bad guys bite the dust. Today we discuss some of our favorites as well as the ways the villain needs to eat the big one to get a good pay off. As always, we would love to know what you think and listen in as drop from a seven story led...

Review: Predator 17.08.2023

Dillon you son of a bitch, and anyone else who doesn't know the sheer masculinity of this Action August film as we follow Dutch along with his crew sent to the jungle for a seek and rescue mission only to be met with the ultimate hunter of the galaxy. A film that broke so many molds of what a sci fi film could be while blending it with a crazy amount of action along side the leading man of Arn...

Favorite Action Characters 13.08.2023

Whether your a muscle bound wrecking machine or a quick witted gunslinger action stars can be some of the most recognizable figures in films. Today we explore some of the characters they play that not only stuck with us but will live the test of time. As always, we would love to know some of your favorites or if we picked some of yours and listen in as we load up on camouflage and knifes with some...

Review: The Running Man 11.08.2023

Could anyone else rock a bright yellow jumpsuit and still get away with it? Only Arnold could as he plays Ben Richards, a cop framed for murder in the not so distant future and forced to fight in a new government controlled sport to the death. A film that bleeds 80's action with snappy one liners and practical effect gore that would make anyone want to grab a beer and enjoy watching. Remember,...

80's Action One Liners 06.08.2023

Sometimes when you watch a movie, after the credits have rolled, the action and drama is over, you just can't help but to quote it. Today we take a look at the time era when everything was quotable and smash it down into an explosive list. As always we would love to hear what some of your favorites are, and listen in as we bust open the door saying "no one puts baby in a corner" as w...

Review: Escape From New York 03.08.2023

When the president is in trouble theres only one man for the job that seemingly is known by everyone. As we kick off Action Packed August we follow the story of Snake Plissken, a former special agent turned rogue tasked with rescuing the president from New York City turned prison. While it may not be the most action filled film it is a testament to the 80's with a tight story, practical effect...

Favorite Pets In Film 31.07.2023

Since the dawn of time there has always been the phrase "dog is mans best friend" however, as the times have changed why can't it be a crocodile or a ball of goo? When it comes to films there are plenty of times as our main character is flanked by a lovable furry friend and today we pick out some of our favorites. As always we would love to hear some of yours and join us as we bring...

Review: One Cut Of The Dead 27.07.2023

Sometimes one take is all you need to get the perfect shot, unless everything goes wrong while it happens. When cast with making an impossible tv film, a director takes action, literally by making sure everything goes right in a one continuous zombie flick. Starting out with a fun throwback found footage style quickly becomes a boring film about making a film which then becomes a fun movie about m...

The Movies That Made Us 24.07.2023

We all have those moments in our lives that mold us into who we are now. For some that can be meeting your idol, or overcoming an obstacle and for others it could be a film. Today we discuss the films that helped form our taste and what drew us to them in the first place. As always we would love to know some of your favorites and listen in as we open the vault to movies that made us.

Review: The Artifice Girl 21.07.2023

With the advancement of AI and face rendering it is only a matter of time before computers take on a life of their own, but can it be all bad? When Gareth is brought in on the charges of soliciting minors, two secret agents quickly realize that he actually built an AI to find and arrest pedophiles. A film that takes computer advancement less in the way of destroying mankind and instead begs the qu...

Movies That Should Have Been Shows 17.07.2023

A few weeks ago we asked the question of what shows should have taken the 90 minute mark and branch out into a feature length film, Today we trade places. In the world of cinema there is nothing more disappointing when a story isn't flushed out enough or a character that you feel should have gotten more screen time and today we pick some that would work better. As always, we would love to hear...

Review: Dave Made A Maze 13.07.2023

When you don't know how to finish something you tend to move on to the next thing. sometimes that next thing might just be a labyrinth to another world thanks to cardboard. This happens with Dave as he builds a maze only to be trapped inside and his girlfriend Anne and Gordan set out to find him. A film with a very fun concept paired with even more fun practical effects and set designs. The do...

Sequel Success 10.07.2023

When a movie does really well in the box office, it only makes sense to capitalize and make a follow up to it. The thing about sequels though is how important they are to a trilogy or saga of films. Today we discuss not only the importance but also some of our favorites and would like to hear some of yours as well. Listen in as we go for round two with sequel success's.

Review: Possession 07.07.2023

What does going through a break up, pink socks, and a demon being birthed all have in common? Apparently this movie which follows the story of Anne and Mark going through a nasty divorce while also being possessed by a demon. A film that to many feels chaotic and strange but to us somehow taps into a very unique and disturbing horror film that sticks with you. You may find this one really strange...

TV Shows That Could Be Movies 02.07.2023

In the world of shows its usually easier to digest and create stories over a period of time, however, there are some instances that could benefit from a little time shaved off into a solid 90 minutes. Today we discuss what media fits that and what we think fits that the best. As always we would love to hear your thoughts as we cut out the filler seasons and ask, what tv shows could be movies?

Review: Under The Skin 30.06.2023

Beauty may be skin deep but what if under that it happens to be an alien? Scarlett Johansson portrays this in an eerie way when an alien lures men in and then murders them. For what purpose though? We have no idea in a very bizarre film that at its worst drags on in scenes and dialogue that leads nowhere, however, at its best it has some very well done cinematography and practical effects that giv...

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