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Chris Hall and Mateo Javier Acosta revisit films of recent memory whose discourses were left unsettled—where the conversation ended with an ellipsis rather than a period. These are films with reputations that have yet to be properly nailed down and often make you ask, “Where are they now?” The first halves of episodes are spoiler-free discussions of the film’s life cycle since release and everyone's experiences with the film before rewatching it and moving into the spoiler-filled deep dive in the second half.
Unknown Host hosts The Postscript Podcast, a tv show with 67 episodes published.
We have returned from San Diego to share our post-watch thoughts on The Lost World . Did this movie end up being more akin to Temple of Doom or Crystal Skull ? Is Roland Tembo the greatest movie name ever? What was the m
While still one of his highest-grossing films, The Lost World has become one of the most neglected films in Steven Spielberg’s filmography. One of the few sequels he ever made, Spielberg’s Jurassic Park follow-up is an o
Happy New Spielberg Month to those who celebrate! To usher in the release of Steven Spielberg's newest film, Disclosure Day , we will be covering some of his most controversial films from over the years. We are beginning
As the Oscars approach and we finally close the book on last year in film, we continue our yearly tradition of reflecting on all that the previous year had to offer and determining which films from 2025 are most likely t
With Superman (2025) being one of the most widely seen and discussed films of last year and Man of Tomorrow (2027) production now underway, the boys revisit Zack Snyder's polarizing Man of Steel (2013). Over a decade lat
With Superman (2025) being one of the most widely seen and discussed films of last year and Man of Tomorrow (2027) production now underway, the boys revisit Zack Snyder's polarizing Man of Steel (2013). Over a decade lat
The Summer of Postscript continues as the fellas journey to everyone's favorite honeymoon spot, The Grid. In honor of Joseph Kosinski's F1, we take another look at Kosinski's debut, Tron: Legacy. After discussing what we
The Summer of Postscript has begun! With the release of the audacious 28 Years Later in June, we are kicking off this miniseries by heading back to Edinburgh with the Rosilio brothers to examine Danny Boyle's T2 Trainspo
To merely label this as a podcast episode about the 2016 film Captain America: Civil War would be both misrepresentative and deeply reductive of what these three and a half (3.5) hours hold. What once started as a bit to
To continue the trend of covering this year's Oscar-nominated directors' previous features, Mateo, Chris, and Seb take a trip with Mikey Saber down to Galveston, TX to watch Sean Baker's (surprisngly underseen) Red Rocke
With The Brutalist announcing itself as one of the films to beat this awards season, we examine director Brady Corbet's previous feature film, Vox Lux from 2018, starring Natalie Portman. To set the table for this relati
Mateo and Chris kick off the New Year by looking back at 2024 and assessing which released films are most likely to warrant an episode on the podcast 3+ years from now. What films will people sour on? What films will ris
The fellas load up on sunscreen as they take a trip directly into the sun to shine some light on Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's hugely underseen space film, Sunshine. Chris shares some lore on the production and botched
Space Month continues as the boys gear up to go to the Moon. They are joined by their pal Riley to revisit what is perhaps Damien Chazelle's truly most underappreciated film, First Man from 2018. The fellas discuss how t
SPACE MONTH BEGINS with James Gray's divisive Ad Astra from 2019. Mateo and Chris are joined by returning guests Nick and Nikki on their voyage to Neptune. They discuss the reception and slightly troubled production of t
In honor of the release of Gladiator II, the boys travel to the Holy Land to experience the acclaimed director's cut of Ridley Scott's once-panned 2005 Crusade epic, Kingdom of Heaven. Is this the most substantial direct
We say farewell to Spooky Month by taking on Mike Flanagan's increasingly reclaimed, three-hour adaptation of Stephen King's Doctor Sleep with the one and only, Owen Ward. The fellas discuss why this film left people fee
We continue our month of horror with Guillermo Del Toro’s Crimson Peak from 2015. Coming after a string of Del Toro’s biggest commercial hits and right before The Shape of Water, this movie is often left out of conversat
Spooky Month continues as the boys enroll at the Helena Markos Dance Academy with their friend Jasmine to watch Luca Guadagnino's audacious Suspiria remake (but don't call it a remake). They discuss the extremely polariz
The fellas kick off their 1st Annual Spooky Month by taking a lil trip to ol' Silent Hill, accompanied by their travel agent, Craig Cardillo. Is this the only truly good video game adaptation? They discuss the turbulent
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