Are the Kentucky Seasonal boys also Bad Boys? We take to the streets of Miami and find out if Bad Boys for Life can go one last time or if the franchise needs to retire.
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After a much needed and unplanned hiatus, The Lords of the Screen have returned! On this week's episode, the boys try to figure out just what the heck Netflix thinks they're doing, and break down the best shows currently streaming.
We're just a scant couple of weeks away from the big awards show, so the best picture catch-up scramble continues! This week, Kevin is joined by Daniel Brown and Kate Foux to discuss the Sundance darling CODA, a coming of age story about an aspiring musician in a deaf family, and whether it deserves its place on the Oscar shortlist.
Ladies and gentlemen, step right this way, we've got a strange and mysterious sight to see that is not for the faint of heart...three men and their podcast.
In this episode, Guillermo del Toro's newest film, "Nightmare Alley", is the main attraction under the big top, and this star-studded neo-noir has the fellas a bit divided. Does del Toro's signature style breathe new life into this old story? That'll be a quarter dollar in the till to find out.
By the pricking of my thumbs, a new podcast this way comes. This week, we continue our cinematic journey through some of 2021's Oscar potentials with a trio of period pieces; Ridley Scott's examination of truth and perspective in "The Last Duel"; Joel Coen's sparse and austere "The Tragedy of Macbeth"; and Paul Verhoeven's salacious scandal "Benedetta".
We're well on our way through awards season, so it's time to do some homework and catch-up on the movies we missed that are in the hunt for Oscar gold. In this episode, we're looking at Being the Ricardos, The Power of the Dog, Don't Look Up, and Tick, Tick...Boom!, all available to stream right now.
Frankly, 2021 kind of sucked, right? But it wasn't all bad! Mr. Christmas joins us once again as we countdown our favorite pop culture of 2021, from books, to video games, to movies.
The Lords of the Screen are reluctantly jacking themselves right back into the Matrix franchise this week to discuss the long awaited sequel from WB and Lana Wachowski. We know Kung Fu and we know movies, so come listen with us.
Another Marvel property has clawed its way through the multiverse into theaters world-wide, so of course The Lords of the Screen are here to break down all the mayhem of this surprising, and surprisingly emotional, finale of the MCU Spider-Man trilogy.
It's the most wonderful time of the year, and we're decking our halls with a little holiday draft. We're taking turns slotting some of our favorite Christmas movies into categories, and once a movie is locked in, it's hands off for everybody else. Mr. Christmas himself Daniel Brown joins for some added holiday cheer. Oh, and be sure to vote for who has the best Christmas Movie program!
The Mouse has us back in his cold, iron grip as we head back to the theater for Encanto, the new magical musical with songs by Lin-Manuel Miranda. On the complete opposite end of the animation spectrum, we sit down with Netflix's Arcane, the new animated fantasy drama based on the popular League of Legends game. Is this the thing that FINALLY breaks the video game adaptation curse?
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