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On this episode we are joined by guest Dan Lizette from The Podcast Digest, a show where Dan recommends and interviews producers of great podcast content, so we can not recommend this podcast enough to both listeners and podcasters alike. And since Dan attempts to wake up listeners to podcasts they may not be aware of, we will be discussing THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT vs. THE BOURNE IDENTITY in which Geena Davis and Matt Damon awaken to skills and past lives that lead to knife fights and general good times. BUT FIRST... we discuss the new film that is really just an excuse to get Dan and Jason Bourne on the show, with the new release AMERICAN ULTRA.

Rising star director of photography Sam Levy has shot some of the most innovative films to premiere in recent years. His most recent film, Maggie’s Plan for director Rebecca Miller, stars Julianne Moore, Ethan Hawke, Maya Rudolph and Bill Hader. The film will premiere at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival before screening at the New York Film Festival a couple weeks later. Mistress America , which opened Aug. 14, marks Levy’s third collaboration with director Noah Baumbach. The film, which stars Greta Gerwig, premiered earlier this year at Sundance Film Festival.The duo’s other films include: While We’re Young, which premiered at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival and stars Ben Stiller, Naomi Watts, Amanda Seyfried and Adam Driver; and Frances Ha in stylish black-and-white, co-written and starring Gerwig, which premiered at the 2012 Telluride Film Festival and opened in theaters the following year.

Peter and Phoenix discuss and review a classic Disney Animate movie that gave us the phrase "Hakuna Matata" and songs like "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" and "Be Prepared"!

Episode 71 Light up the bong and grab the heavy weapons, it's time for us to review the film, American Ultra. In honor of the film's leads, Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart, we debate the best and worst "one-note" actors in film.

In this episode, Dave looks at one of his favorite movies of last year, The Babadook.  During Fangirl Fixation, Britt opens up about her numerous phobias and tells us why she will probably never watch this movie again.  As far as psychology, Dave tells you about the dangers of repression, especially regarding grief.  Finally, Web Bist from  It's Terrific  joins the show to gush about The Babadook! Consequences of Anxious Repression Suppression in Addiction Prolonged Grief Disorder Listen! Fangirl Fixation: 0:05:10 Repression: 0:19:18 The Babadook with Web: 0:32:17 Rate and Review on iTunes!

On this episode: Tim from First Time Watchers helps us pick a side in the battle between kids and crooked cops as well as Leon The Professional vs. Killer Joe. This family friendly double feature (which is to be served with fried chicken) has been inspired by the do-gooder attitude of Kevin Bacon in his new film Cop Car. Special introduction by Jairo of the the True Bromance Film Podcast who manages to project as much podcast jealousy as possible in ninety seconds.

On this episode we are joined by Web Bist from the podcast It's Terrific in a quest to change for love. Inspired by new release PRINCE we do our selfishly romantic research by breaking out our copies of CHASING AMY and THE SHAPE OF THINGS. Special introduction from Dave of Pop Culture Case Study who agreed to maintain our friendship by avoiding a clinical diagnosis of our love lives.