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We're back (kinda!), babyyyyyy! Bernadette Gorman-White, Diana DiMuro and Mike Burdge shake off the cobwebs for a fun episode of catching...

It’s dangerous to go alone! So take this list of my favorite films from 2024.

This is my 9th year writing a year-end listicle for my dear friends at Story Screen...

The process of creating a film in today’s media landscape has become almost as important as the film’s story...

Feathers McGraw’s glove is to millennials what Perry the Playtpus’ fedora is to Gen Z.

"A movie I unexpectedly loved..."

Mike Burdge is joined by Scotty Arnold to discuss what we've all been up to for the past few months, as well as diving into the decades...

Two things can be true: (1) Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 film, The Shining, is an undeniable horror masterwork, and (2)...

Adam Sandler's 2024 Netflix film has more in common with the 1994 Sci-fi/Action movie "Star Trek: Generations" than you might think.

"We have all the time in the world."

A review of "Late Night with the Devil."

Charlie Kaufman is no stranger to adaptation...

"Hello, gorgeous."

The films we didn’t take seriously, until we did.

I really hope this Goth phase doesn’t end soon.

"It's something you are, not what you do."

“If I’m going to die anyway, why not get something out of it?”

"Let's keep it in the family."

I was originally going to focus this piece on Netflix’s insanely popular hit British miniseries Fool Me Once, based on Harlan Coben’s...

"It's meant to be the best in the world, but I couldn't tell you why."

Check out our Best of 2023 Podcast episode and all of the articles/lists of 2023 faves by the Story Screen Fam.

A look at Diana DiMuro’s favorites from 2023, in film and beyond.

Comedies are back, baby!

Not too shabby if I do say so myself.

Is it just me, or did 2023 feel like a really dry year for entertainment?

It is once again movie time, folks.

It was the much smaller and more intimate stories that connected for me.

10 Movies to Love from 2023.

Another year has passed and it feels like we are all barreling through the 2020s like a freight train.

A look at "You've Got Mail" (1998), "The Shop Around the Corner" (1940), and 1949's "In the Good Old Summer" starring Judy Garland.

Itth not that kind of podcatht.

All they really wanted was to see some kangaroos…

The big boi is back.

"Danny with the large white fanny!"

"It DOES doesn't it?"

We're back, baby!

It's time to get bananas, folks.

The Case for Remaking Breakfast at Tiffany’s

I knew you'd say that.

The newest season offers ups and downs for longtime fans.

A new series providing retrospectives and analyses of frequently unknown gems of strange and unforgettable genre cinema.

A Celebration of a Force of Nature.

The Barbenheimer experience during troubled times.

Michael Myers Goes to Hawaii is just around the corner, folks!

An Unfocused Rant About Wookies, Boogeymen, & Fandom ... oh yeah, and the latest "Halloween" films in the franchise. Enjoy.

The final installment in the "FlanaVerse" has arrived.

A Chronicle of One TV-Loving Household’s Struggle Amidst the Strike.

From Lili Taylor to The Nun II, we talk about the whole shebang!

Whether or not you've seen "E.T.," you outta see "Jules."

One of the greatest podcasts ever finally covers one of the greatest movies ever.