On this week’s ‘Concession Impressions’ Michel and Chase review the new film You People by Kenya Barris. Let us know what your concession impressions are!‘Concession Impressions’ is a weekly show where Michelangelo and Charles review recently released films and rate them using our proprietary snack-metric-film-rating system.Snack-Metric-Film-Rating System:Peanut M&Ms = Great Cinematic ExperiencePopcorn = Decently Satisfying Film ExperienceHotdog = An Unsatisfying Movie ExperienceRaisinettes = Trash Experience; Not Worth SeeingFollow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/FilmCookbookFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmcookbook/Support us on https://www.patreon.com/MichelodeonConcession Impressions is produced by Michelodeon Enterprises.

On this episode of ‘Filmmaker’s Cookbook’ Michelangelo and Charles discuss the 1974 film Chinatown and break down its flavors to make the perfect dish that best represents this film. This film is ranked #19 on AFI's top films list, and this year we will continue down the list to turn all the top 20 films into dishes.On ‘Filmmaker’s Cookbook,’ Michelangelo, Charles, and a guest create a film recipe to add to the film cookbook. It’s part film review, part film theory, and all fun!Follow our Twitter: https://twitter.com/FilmCookbookFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmcookbook/Support us on https://www.patreon.com/Michelodeon

On this week’s ‘Concession Impressions’ Michel and Chase review the new film House Party by Calmatic. We give our thoughts on the film and also reveal to everyone our lack of knowledge of basketball and sports in general. Enjoy!‘Concession Impressions’ is a weekly show where Michelangelo and Charles review recently released films and rate them using our proprietary snack-metric-film-rating system.Snack-Metric-Film-Rating System:Peanut M&Ms = Great Cinematic ExperiencePopcorn = Decently Satisfying Film ExperienceHotdog = An Unsatisfying Movie ExperienceRaisinettes = Trash Experience; Not Worth SeeingFollow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/FilmCookbookFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmcookbook/Support us on https://www.patreon.com/MichelodeonConcession Impressions is produced by Michelodeon Enterprises.

**Michelangelo's Comment** Sorry everyone, I had a problem with my microphone this episode and ended up with terrible audio quality. The problem has been solved and next week we will be back to our regular quality of audio, slightly better than this... I hope you still can enjoy our review of the movie**On this week’s ‘Concession Impressions’ Michel and Chase review the new film M3GAN by Gerard Johnstone. We give our thoughts on the movie as well as a comparison on comedy thrillers in general, with a comparison to Jordan Peele's Get Out. ‘Concession Impressions’ is a weekly show where Michelangelo and Charles review recently released films and rate them using our proprietary snack-metric-film-rating system.Snack-Metric-Film-Rating System:Peanut M&Ms = Great Cinematic ExperiencePopcorn = Decently Satisfying Film ExperienceHotdog = An Unsatisfying Movie ExperienceRaisinettes = Trash Experience; Not Worth SeeingFollow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/FilmCookbookFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmcookbook/Support us on https://www.patreon.com/MichelodeonConcession Impressions is produced by Michelodeon Enterprises.

On this episode of ‘Filmmaker’s Cookbook’ Michelangelo and Charles discuss the 1975 film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and break down its flavors to make the perfect dish that best represents this film. This film is ranked #20 on AFI's top films list, and this year we will continue down the list to turn all the top 20 films into dishes. On ‘Filmmaker’s Cookbook,’ Michelangelo, Charles, and a guest create a film recipe to add to the film cookbook. It’s part film review, part film theory, and all fun!Follow our Twitter: https://twitter.com/FilmCookbookFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmcookbook/Support us on https://www.patreon.com/Michelodeon

On this week’s ‘Concession Impressions’ Michel and Chase review the new film Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery by Rian Johnson. We peel back the layers of this onion to find out if it holds up to the first movie, as well as murder mystery's!‘Concession Impressions’ is a weekly show where Michelangelo and Charles review recently released films and rate them using our proprietary snack-metric-film-rating system."Ice-screen" Scoop-Metric System:2 scoops = worth seeing in theater1 scoop = might be worth seeing in theaters for some people0 scoops = don't see it in theatersSnack-Metric-Film-Rating System:Peanut M&Ms = Great Cinematic ExperiencePopcorn = Decently Satisfying Film ExperienceHotdog = An Unsatisfying Movie ExperienceRaisinettes = Trash Experience; Not Worth SeeingFollow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/FilmCookbookFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmcookbook/Support us on https://www.patreon.com/MichelodeonConcession Impressions is produced by Michelodeon Enterprises.

On this week’s ‘Concession Impressions’ Michel and Chase review the new film Babylon by Damien Chazelle. Chase hated the trailer, but what does he think about the movie? Listen and find out!‘Concession Impressions’ is a weekly show where Michelangelo and Charles review recently released films and rate them using our proprietary snack-metric-film-rating system."Ice-screen" Scoop-Metric System:2 scoops = worth seeing in theater1 scoop = might be worth seeing in theaters for some people0 scoops = don't see it in theatersSnack-Metric-Film-Rating System:Peanut M&Ms = Great Cinematic ExperiencePopcorn = Decently Satisfying Film ExperienceHotdog = An Unsatisfying Movie ExperienceRaisinettes = Trash Experience; Not Worth SeeingFollow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/FilmCookbookFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmcookbook/Support us on https://www.patreon.com/MichelodeonConcession Impressions is produced by Michelodeon Enterprises.

On this special episode we take a break from turning movies to dishes, and also break from reviewing movies to predict the future. Charles and Michelangelo sit down and talk about their thoughts on the movies coming out in the year of 2023; what will succeed, what will flop, and what movies just tickle our interest bones. Join us with on our Bingo adventure game for the future of cinema in 2023!Follow our Twitter: https://twitter.com/FilmCookbookFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmcookbook/Support us on https://www.patreon.com/Michelodeon

On this week’s ‘Concession Impressions’ Michel and Chase ONCE AGAIN watch a Pinocchio remake…is there really no new IP! This version of Pinocchio is in the masterful hands of legendary director Guillermo Del Toro! Did we love it? Listen and find out! ‘Concession Impressions’ is a weekly show where Michelangelo and Charles review recently released films and rate them using our proprietary snack-metric-film-rating system."Ice-screen" Scoop-Metric System:2 scoops = worth seeing in theater1 scoop = might be worth seeing in theaters for some people0 scoops = don't see it in theatersSnack-Metric-Film-Rating System:Peanut M&Ms = Great Cinematic ExperiencePopcorn = Decently Satisfying Film ExperienceHotdog = An Unsatisfying Movie ExperienceRaisinettes = Trash Experience; Not Worth SeeingFollow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/FilmCookbookFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmcookbook/Support us on https://www.patreon.com/MichelodeonConcession Impressions is produced by Michelodeon Enterprises.

On this episode of ‘Filmmaker’s Cookbook’ Michelangelo and Charles discuss the 1988 Action classic "Die Hard" break it down and come up with a dish that best represents the movie. In the finale of this year's Holiday episodes, we wrap things up to discuss and decide once and for all is Die Hard a Christmas movie?On ‘Filmmaker’s Cookbook,’ Michelangelo, Charles, and a guest create a film recipe to add to the film cookbook based on the guest’s suggested film. It’s part film review, part film theory, and part interview, and all fun!Follow our Twitter: https://twitter.com/FilmCookbookFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmcookbook/Support us on https://www.patreon.com/Michelodeon