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Signup to Generate a PitchWe have fun giving film and TV recommendations. Hopefully, listening to us will increase your chances of finding new content as well as rediscovering old favorites.
Recent episodes include "Top Tier Trilogy" (15 October 2026, 64 minutes), "Other Comic Book Movies" (1 October 2026, 71 minutes), and "Van Dammit!" (1 September 2026, 71 minutes).
The Screen Companion publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 56 minutes across 100 episodes.
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Episode #123
Some film series go on and on, but how many of them actually take advantage of telling a continuing story from one entry to another? And how many count as a real trilogy that actually feels like they planned it? (Even...
Episode #122
Let's go back to a pre Iron Man era when every flick based on funny books could get their due. In 2005, with Constantine and Sin City, Hollywood was far more willing to try non-superhero properties. In both cases...
Episode #121
Why are we doing another spotlight on Jean-Claude Van Damme? Frequent guest Andrew has confessed that he hasn't seen a single Muscles from Brussels flick, so we're watching Kickboxer, Lionheart, and Nowhere to Run to...
Episode #120
In this bonus episode, we discuss another Data-centric story in Star Trek: The Next Generation, Season Three's "The Offspring". Originally recorded for Exploring Humanity Through an Android, it was held back due to the...
Episode #117
As a bonus episode between seasons six and seven of TSC, we present an outtake from the Musicals for Haters two-parter. After hearing what everyone had to say—and the fact that the Host quit halfway through the movie—it...
Episode #116
The basics of life: peeing, pooing, sleeping, breathing, and eating—everyone needs food. So how about stories that feature it? How does cooking and eating expound on characterization and drama? What's it good for...
Episode #114
In this Part Two, can the '80s remake of The Fly do anything better than the '50s classic? What aspects of a gory David Cronenberg feature can non-horror moviegoers appreciate? Get ready for chills, special effects, and...
Episode #115
In the 100th episode of TSC, we get into movies that affected us. Not simply “cool” flicks or stuff that was really entertaining, but films that reached us deeply: The Wild Robot and Rocky. Having done the podcast this...
Episode #113
More remakes, but also questions concerning the horror genre. How much of it should rely on effects versus horror derived from the drama? Can a '50s horror movie like The Fly do anything better than its souped up '80s...
Episode #112
Star Trek (1966-2005) spawned a bunch of television series, and what does every series have? An ending! In this case, we'll discuss the Host's two favorite: "All Good Things" (Parts 1 and 2) and "Demons" / "Terra...
Episode #111
As the Host is furthest from all things music related, he'll live vicariously through Andrew's experiences playing bass for Rebel Scum along with talking music focused films; Part 2 features This Is Spinal Tap as well...
Episode #110
As the Host is furthest from all things music related, he'll live vicariously by hearing the ins and outs of being a musician and what it's like to play music for a crowd. We'll slip into Andrew's experiences alongside...
Episode #109
Doing something the Host promised he'd never do after two episodes on the topic—revisiting anime! Metropolis (2001) and Akira. We get into the nuts and bolts of how the Host actually liked an anime film. Except...does...
Episode #108
After awhile, you figure out what movies you like and what you'd consider trash...and then a flick will come along that goes against everything you believe in, but for some reason—that even you have trouble...
Episode #107
Let's look at proper British acting through two historical dramas. What can't American history flicks cover? Monarchies! The Lion in Winter (1968) and Cromwell. Instead of Mel Gibson putting a beatdown on the British in...
Episode #106
The second James Bond film ever, From Russia with Love is the gold standard for the entries in the 007 series that leaned into the espionage over the larger than life villains with their volcano lairs. As a significant...
Episode #105
Out of all the tropes that pop up in family / kids movies, what's up with the wacky scientist? And do they engender the same respect as other mentor characters like wizards or martial arts masters? In Part 2, we...
Episode #104
Out of all the tropes that pop up in family / kids movies, what's up with the wacky scientist? And do they engender the same respect as other mentor characters like wizards or martial arts masters? In Part 1, we examine...
Episode #103
What do you get when you mix science fiction with action? Is it the best of both, or the best of neither? Do sci-fi action films feel more like action movies with sci-fi elements, or the reverse? And what's the right...
Episode #102
The Host's favorite show of all time, The Wire never had a bad episode. But what was the best season? It just so happens that both guys in this three part special agree that it's the season at the Docks. In the final...
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