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Ryan and Nathan were video store clerks who had their comfort jobs taken away when society transformed. Kindly pull up a chair or a car-seat or a crate or a couch and listen as these two Canadians wax about the media of yesteryear. Each batch of episodes focuses on films that have something in common which are then ranked by each of the O.K. Video Staff. A new movie every week. Watch and listen as we search for the next undiscovered gem.
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"This is it, don't get scared now." - Kevin Mcallister O.K. Video is going into hibernation. But before we sleep, we have one last ranking episode for you. The Summer of Change was indeed that for Ryan and I, and we are
Show notesWe started The Summer of Change batch with George Lucas' American Graffiti and we end it with his best friend's contribution to the coming-of-age genre, Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans. A suitable way to close out this
Show notesWe're taking it to the brink with this film. Right up to precipice of adolescence. This week we're watching The Edge of Seventeen as we continue through this batch of coming of age films. Nathan and Ryan discuss, argue a
Show notesAre your street smart or are you book smart? Well the two lead characters in the this week's film find out you can be both., and that they might have missed out on a more fun high school experience because they pursued o
Show notesNathan and Ryan splish and splash through the water slide of emotions in this week's film, The Way Way Back. They'll discuss summer jobs, nicknames, terrible people and waterparks, all while talking about growing up. Ste
Show notesHave you ever built a fort for you and your friends? Ever wanted to? These are the types of fantasies The Kings of Summer is predominantly interested in, as well as overbearing parents, loyalty to your friends and how un
Show notesIt's late August, and you know what that means. Time to visit the local, kinda sad amusement park. In Pittsburgh, that would be Adventureland. Greg Mottola made a movie about it, and I'm happy to report, it's still a tho
Show notesCome back in time to 2007. No smartphones, porn was behind a paywall and The Getaway: Black Monday was a video game you might be playing. Superbad ruled late August at the box office, and Ryan and Nathan remember it well
Show notesRichard Linklater is back with another Huntsville Hangout movie. Everybody Wants Some!! is the safest way to hang out with fifteen baseball players for a weekend without getting belittled or hearing some questionable pol
Show notesHey man, cool of you to hang out with us during the summer of change, man. We got us a special episode today. Dazed and Confused, you seen this thing? INCREDIBLE vibes, dude. Straight up time machine back to May 1976. Ma
Show notesThanks for Standing By Us these past few years. Very Chris Chambers of you. Ryan and Nathan continue the Summer of Change with a dive into Stand By Me, the Rob Reiner-directed, Stephen King creation starring Wil Wheaton,
Show notesRyan and Nathan are finally back from an important, extended break. Thanks for your patience. It is the "Summer of Change" and Ryan and Nathan are taking a look at a defining work in the career of George Lucas and the ge
Show notesWe reached the end of another batch, our 22nd! Nathan and Ryan look back over this batch of Criminally Unknown films and discuss their favourites and not-so favourites. Will their lists line up? You'll have to tune in to
Show notesWe kicked off this batch of Criminally Unknown films with Cop, a movie focused on one cop, so it's only appropriate that we end this batch with a movie about a whole bunch of cops that have created their own land, of sor
Show notesRyan and Nathan are heading undercover with Bill Duke's Deep Cover, the last film to feature Larry Fishburne (he went by Laurence after this). Crack Babies, diplomatic immunity, cocaine snorting, this is a dark journey i
Show notesRun, run, run as fast as you can. You’ll never catch me, I’m the gingerbread man. Now what does that have to do with this week's film, very little. Robert Altman writes and directs this week's film, based upon a discarde
Show notesRyan and Nathan find quite the gem in the deserts of Rio County. Lone Star is the film, John Sayles is the man, and this one is worth a watch for sure. Thanks for joining us. If you'd like to email us questions for futur
Show notesMarriage on the rocks? Try white water rafting! All you have to do to revitalize a failing marriage is take a raft down a river while being held hostage. It's proven to work at least one time. This week we continue our l
Show notesDon't trust the fuzz. That's the lesson at the heart of Unlawful Entry, a surprisingly dark movie in our batch of 90s crime movies. Thanks for joining us. If you'd like to email questions, ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvid
Show notesRyan and Nathan decide to take a look at one of Quentin Tarantino's favourite movies. Is Tony Scott's Revenge criminally unknown? Eh, kind of, but we have some significant issues with it as well. Thanks for joining us. I
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