Tina Mckissick is one of the industries most decorated stuntwomen! Her career spans over twenty-four years and is still counting. She's worked on over 100 movies and tv shows, including Severance, The Irishman, Indian Jones, I Am Legend, School of Rock, The Sopranos, and even SNL. She's a three time SAG Awards nominee, the founder and president of Stuntwomen United, and one of the most amazing people you could ever meet. We're honored to have her on the show today to discuss her incredible career, the secrets of stunt work, and keto-compliant coffee creamer!

There has been no shortage of gems to come out of Bollyhood over the years, however if you're anything like us, we're pretty unfamiliar with the international film market. With streaming platforms, the lines are more blurred than ever and overseas movies and tv shows are accessable from our homes here in the states. We decided to watch RRR, which is on Netflix and has actually made some waves in the US. It has grossed over $150 million worldwide and has broken serval records for an Indian film. It is over three hours of non-stop action, deep story, and sheer absurdity and we have a blast talking about it!

Most people associate Jordan Peele with his hilarious comedy sketches alongside Keegan-Michael Key on Comedy Central’s series Key & Peel. It was quite the surprise, though extremely pleasant and welcome, that come 2017 Peele would make his Feature Writer/Director debut in the horror genre with Get Out, a film that would go on to receive comercial and critical praise and win him the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay, making Peele the first African-American screenwriter to win this category. Setting the bar as high as Get Out did, horror fans and fans of Peele alike eagerly awaited his upcoming entries. Us released in 2019 and was met with mixed reviews and overall considered the lesser of his two films. Today, we discuss Peele’s heavily anticipated third film, Nope. How does it stack up against the others? Let’s find out!

Marvel Fans were thrilled to see Phase Four of the MCU bringing limited series to the beloved franchise. Over the past couple of years, we've seen the likes of Loki, WandaVision, and Moon Knight release on Disney's streaming platform with a ton of success. In June, the latest addition joined the bunch: the much anticipated Ms Marvel, a show featuring Kamala Khan from the 2014 comic series of the same name. Now that the show is finished, opinions seem to be quite mixed, and we're going to find out why.

Writer, director Taika Waititi established himself as a creative genius by contributing one of the best pieces in the MCU when Thor: Ragnarok entered the franchise in 2018. The film was largley loved by fans and critics alike and  praised for it's ability to have fun while not loosing the seriousness that makes super-hero filcs so compelling. This year, Waititi returns with his latest instalment, another Thor solo focusing on his love interest with Jane Foster turned Mighty Thor. This movie was a rolecoaster -- let's dive in!

In 1995, Pixar debuted not only their first feature film but also the world's first fully computer generated feature film, Toy Story. The rest, they say is history. Nearly two decades and twenty-five incredible films later, Pixar has cemented itself in history as one of the all time greatest animation studios. Such success, however doesn’t come without its controversy, and that has never been more true for Pixar than this year with the release of their latest film Lightyear. Let’s talk about why.

D23 Expo 2019. Disney dropped an atomic bomb on Star Wars fans across the world when they announced a plethra of upcoming projects under the Lucas Film umbrella. One of which quickly became the most anticipated, a spinoff show exploring one of the franchise's most beloved characters. Obi-Wan Kenobi dominated headlines with the news that the six episode mini series would feature favorites Ewan Mcgregor and Hayden Christensen, reprising their roles from the prequel trilogy. After three years of anticipation, speculation, and rumors we finally got the show. And we've been dying to talk about it!