The Say Report

TENET’s new status of being on indefinite hiatus has us discussing what may have been had we not found ourselves in the darkest timeline this year. We then pivot to an examination of the state of streaming platforms and what their response will and should be to the new system of cinematic releases.

A Maple Frosted Devon uses the experience as a springboard to wax nostalgic about his workplace experiences from a decade ago. Sejohn decides its time to discuss our latest odyssey, this time through the entertainment universe of “Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda.” Then all of the talk of sequels, reboots, and extended universes leads to a discussion about the latest entry in the Bloodstained fra...

We didn’t want to miss our shot to talk about “Hamilton” while the pop cultural interest was renewed with its streaming debut. Then Devon does a deep dive into the origins of the Sejohn’s Gambit by exploring the marketing for 1963’s Zorba the Greek.

Devon opens his brain spigot to share valuable information on the ways to live your best life in the current world order based on his past experiences. Meanwhile, Sejohn tackles some of the tougher issues happening with websites like Twitch, Facebook, YouTube, and others.

Join the Say Reporters as we journey back to the year 2000 for a reexamination of the first film in the X-Men Series, hoping to determine and establish it’s cultural and historical significance to the annals of the entertainment industry.

To finish off the trilogy of Carrey we take a look at the directorial debut for the Farrelly Brothers: 1994’s Dumb and Dumber. While Devon initially seeks to answer the question: Which is Dumb and which is Dumber? Sejohn responds with the much deeper inquiry into whether Harry Dunn and Lloyd Christmas are real humans or merely the manifestation of stupidity into mortal vessels

This week Devon celebrates his newfound time off from work before we dive into current social situations, the film “Unforgiven,” and what we can glean from last week’s PS5 reveal from Sony.

Your Host-Charlatans discuss one of history’s most infamous snake oil salesman, Jack Reacher, American Dad, and the future of DC comic book distribution in this episode that hopes to answer the question of what it means to walk the dinosaur.

This episode we try to offer an alternative to help cut through some of the negativity currently flowing through our world by taking a look at how the video game and film industry have been effected in the wake of the Covid Quarantine.

This week we are joined by the Say Report Quizmaster himself, Will Fournier, for our final foray into the wild world of Brendan Fraserless sequels with “The Scorpion King” Strap yourselves in as we explore not just the film but also the far reaching effects both it and it’s big brother “The Mummy Returns” had within the realm of cinema and the world at large.

Join your host companions as that travel to the city of Oakton explore the lives of the fauna in Liberty Park, for no other reason than Brendan Fraser showed up in the first Nut Job film but not the second.

This week we continue our Brendan Fraserless Sequel Streak by examining the straight to DVD “George of the Jungle 2” A film that never misses an opportunity to remind you that “Studio too cheap to pay Brendan Fraser,” and only suffers all the more by highlighting that fact.

Taking things in a new and different direction this Brendan Fraser History Month we are exploring those sequels to Brendan Fraser films that inexplicably left him off the cast list. With that in mind we couldn’t think of a better place to start than the 2012 sequel to “Journey to the Center of the Earth.” The Brad Peyton directed Dwayne Johnson starring “Journey 2: The Mysterious Island.”

Making it just under the wire for it to be Easter relevant, we sink our teeth into the Patrick Lussier directed, Wes Craven presented “Dracula 2000.” Join us as we explore (and spoil!) everything from the plot, critical response, and lasting effects that this piece of cinema has had on our world since it’s original release twenty years ago.

We take a deep dive into the wild world of film novelizations filtered through our time with the unique experience that is Richard Mueller’s Ghostbusters. Then we take a moment to discuss the video game streaming services that are available in addition to Google’s Stadia.

Continuing our mini-series examining the year of The Carrey, we revisit The Mask and how it being the film that followed Ace Ventura not only benefited the career of Jim Carrey but also cinematic history as a whole.

This week we examine the precedent setting simultaneous release of "Trolls World Tour" to theaters and digital streaming streaming services and what long lasting effects it may have on the industry of cinema, before exploring the film itself in much greater detail.

As a button to last week’s episode we start by going back ten years to discuss the final season of Lost and the lasting effect that J.J. Abrams show had on television. Then, Devon takes us on a curated tour through the modern television he has be watching before switching gears to discuss his experiences with Resident Evil 3 Remake over this past weekend.

Before asking you the listener to share your own recommendations for media worth consuming and activities worth pursuing. Devon and Sejohn share the forms of entertainment they have been using to brave the storm of social isolation and provide some tips and tricks to get the most out of your chosen forms of distraction.

From earthquakes to team changes, returns to “Yesterday” and remade Resident Evils despite the world being under quarantine it has had quite a week. Join your host companions as they take the time to summarize to the best of their ability.

We start this week with a frank discussion about the health crisis the world is currently facing, before transitioning into a discussion about Devon’s last visit to the movie theatre and the films he saw, what grander consequences the recent slew of release delays may have on the film industry, and the trailer for “Ghostbusters: Afterlife.”

This week we stumble a bit at the beginning in our attempts to have a fun episode, but that eventually gives way to a deep examination of Comedy Central animation, Paradise P.D., and our thoughts and feelings about Final Fantasy VII Remake now that we have gotten to have some real hands on experience with it.

This week we look at a world in crisis, share our personal opinions on these topics, and then finally share some coping techniques for dealing with the current state of things. Plus Devon got a bit of closure in his saga with River City Girls which is kind of nice all things considered.

20 years ago Renée Zellweger made a little film that allowed her to win her first of many Golden Globes. Morgan Freeman and Chris Rock were there too! The question is: just because Nurse Betty represents an important moment in film history, does that mean it should be required viewing? In this very special episode Sejohn and Devon do their damnedest to answer that question and more... Enjoy!

This week we discuss what makes a fake concept become reality, entertainment where the police take centerstage, and the importance of family. Before closing the book on a strange chapter in Say Report history.