The Say Report

This week Devon shares his personal opinions on the latest offering from the DCEU which in true Say Report fashion spirals out into deep observations on the cinematic universe as a whole.

In addition to recovering from the flu, Devon was able to visit PAX East in Boston, which not only meant getting hands on time with “The Messenger: Picnic Panic” DLC, “Cyber Shadow,” and “Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night,” but also a visit to the one place where everybody knows your name… Cheers. All this talk of video games leads to Sejohn admiring and observing how video games can be broken by...

While Sejohn listens to hip hop, Devon shares examples of why he lives a marvelous wonderful existence. Then the talk turns to video games and Sejohn finally giving The Messenger a proper chance. We finish off with Devon listing off a manifesto which definitely means he finally watched “Good Will Hunting” for the first time in his life.

Sejohn discusses his attempts to catch up on all the nerdy things he enjoys now that his is back in a land of fiscal stability. Leading to discussion about Agents of SHIELD and Resident Evil 2. Meanwhile Devon has been celebrating his version of Spring Break which means he has been beating a bunch of video games including Devil May Cry 2 and Devil May Cry 5 giving him opportunity to discover more...

This week in an attempt to resolve all of the cliffhangers we have a discussion about the true meaning of progress that begins Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure and Bonus Journey then ends with a Stark Raving Dad. Then we travel back to 2004 so Devon can tell us the exact reason why he hates Donnie Darko. Finally we discuss just how normal the film “Captain Marvel” is and how that might not neces...

Devon viewed this week’s episode like an empty canvas just waiting to be filled. Which is why we talk about a bunch of seemingly unrelated topics in the worlds of movies, television, and video games whilst being fueled by too much caffeine and food court Chinese.

With the success of Say Report Jr. we are celebrating by having a crossover where Sejohn of The Say Report does an episode with his host-companion’s sister Dayle from Say Report Jr. That's really all you need to know!

With the success of Say Report Jr. we are celebrating by having a crossover where Devon of The Say Report does an episode with his host-companion’s brother Zack from Say Report Jr. That's really all you need to know!

This week Devon is with the Flu which inspires a conversation about proper identification and prevention of disease in the modern world. Then the conversation turns to video games where we discuss spoiler culture, celebrate the first Zelda’s 33rd birthday, and finally have a long overdue discussion about Resident Evil 2. Finally we look at not only cinema but the Oscars and attempt to explain why...

This week we take a look at the current political landscape to help explain exactly what it means when our current president declares a national state of emergency and remind you that you really only need to be afraid if you feel afraid. Then Devon assures everyone that Alita: Battle Angel is a movie worthy of their time before, inspired by Valentine’s Day and the need to reuse an empty bottle, yo...

This week Devon tried to accomplish too much, which is why he is more than happy to return to Plymouth Island and recap a film that gave him the tiniest feeling of Serenity. Then Sejohn straps in to hear from Devon precisely why “Scooby-Doo! The Curse of the 13th Ghost” was such a disappointment not only as a film, but as a finale to “The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo”

It’s the third February of the Say Report and the third time the Patriots have been to the Super Bowl… coincidence? Probably, but either way we had to discuss the big game. If you’re not into Football then you can skip to the 27 minute mark to hear Sejohn talk about experiencing a once in a lifetime cinematic event. Then Devon finally played through a game in the Resident Evil series and is ready...

Sejohn and Devon were sick last week so some of their plans were derailed. This means you lovely listeners get to hear Devon recap the pilot episode of The 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo, Sejohn discuss legacy board gaming, and a spirited debate about the difficulty in video games.

This week Devon takes a few minutes to examine the differences of between American and French cinema through the lens of “The Intouchables” and “The Upside.” Then Sejohn kicks off a discussion about all the new and returning television shows that have finally hit the airwaves during the past couple of weeks that touches upon Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Titan Games, and Roswell, New Mexico.

It’s been two years of The Say Report and we decided to celebrate by finally talking about Aquaman. This episode is full of spoilers so if you haven’t yet taken Devon’s advice and seen the film but want to… consider this your final warning

If you like Pina Coladas and awkward award shows then you have found the perfect escape as your host companions embark on their first voyage of 2019 where they discuss what we do and do not have to be hopeful about in the coming year and how we can all do out part to make the world a more positive place.

In this week's time capsule episode we take a look at the failed pilot of "Heat Vision and Jack" and explore what worked, what didn't work, and what Ben Stiller's plan may have been all along for the show. We highly suggest you go out and watch the pilot, the full thing is on YouTube, before listening... but if you are the kind of person who listens to The Say Report then there is a better than go...

Join two sayers searching for a topic as their very special episode retrospective on 2018 best derailed by Seinfeld, The Orville, Santa, and Ethan Embry. 

For our holiday episode we slow things down a bit. Sure, Devon still recommends you go see Aquaman and Bumblebee, but he also goes into greater detail as to why he has had to find new and different theaters to see them himself. Sejohn then decides its time to discuss the hard lessons you need to learn in order to be an adult member of society filtered through his own recent experiences. The moral...

It’s time for the hundredth episode of The Say Report and we pull out all the stops with confessions, predictions, and even guest stars! First Devon has to admit he likes Deadpool 2 as long as it’s been edited into a PG-13 version featuring Fred Savage, Then we have Jeff Hibbert on to make some impromptu decisions about who will win some of the biggest categories at the Golden Globes as a small ba...

A week too late we finally have our exclusive on Smash Brother Ultimate and discuss Devon’s early access experience with the game. Then we look at the history that lead to the release of Monster Boy and The Cursed Kingdom as well as how other long standing game franchises have handled their own lore. That leads perfectly into Sejohn’s confession about Jack Ryan and his own look at how a rich tapes...

Devon and Sejohn have been playing video games and that led to a philosophical question regarding which song they were delete from the collective conscious of the world. Then all the Destiny they have been playing makes them question the state of video games in the modern world Finally to lighten things up its time for a discussion about the divorce storyline in Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and the or...

Rolled Chicken Tacos are back and that means its officially time for us to start getting excited about Christmas at The Say Report. Step one is to identify a lot of the negative surrounding us in our day to day lives and smother it in happiness. Which is why Devon shares stories about Steely Dan, Riot Punch, and Movies. Sejohn is right behind him to talk about going back to the video game that mak...

This week we start off reverent when we pay our tributes to fallen idols Stan Lee and William Goldman. Then we get ridiculous when we discuss our recent interactions with the worlds of IDW, DC, and Marvel Comic Books Finally we get irreverent when Devon finally has an age old discussion with Sejohn.

Devon saw “The Grinch” and now you’re gonna have to hear him talk about it and compare it to the Ron Howard film from the year 2000. Meanwhile Sejohn saw “Small Foot” and that made him realize just how important Warner Bros. Animation Group has become to his life. All this talk of animated films leads us to the Wreck-It Ralph sequel leaving us to question how we feel about it and how we are suppos...