…And The Rest Is Film History

The studio that's been behind many of our podcasts favorite movies is getting a deep dive today. We share our super casual list of A24 films that caught our attention early on in their development.

For the first time, we dissect TV and we start with the incredible animated series "Scavenger's Reign". It's a creative, calming, but brutal look at the lives of a crew reeling from an interplanetary shipwreck.

Ai Kojima is back on the podcast to share about a director that has inspired her with his films and his life.

You ever watch something and...

Just...

Feel some type of way?

Well Eron and Josh go over the moves that relax us, toy with our emotions, rip our hearts out... put you in the mood!

New face to the podcast, Grant Lee, reminisces with us about our favorite movies that maybe didn't get all the credit they deserve.

And we're back!!! After a hiatus, we're back with Season 2. Its new episodes, a new look, and a new format. Don't worry we still love movies. Today, Eron and Josh go over the movies that they can't stop quoting.

We have a riveting discussion about all the movies we loved from last year.

The theme of enjoying going to the theater by yourself was a surprising discussion.

Josh and Ai talk about Edgar Wright and more specifically Scott Pilgrim with special guest Josh Nicolas. They close the episode talking about their filmspirations.

This week Josh and Reese try to rank all the Pixar releases with special guest Eron Henderson. This was a really fun episode full of our true feelings about this beloved studio's work

The Godfather Spoiler Warning! The team invite our first guest Thalia Nascimento to share about her favorite movie. Josh and Thalia discuss the drama on and off the set that put the production of The Godfather in jeopardy.

In a special bonus episode Reese, Josh, and Michael attempt to find the best Marvel film in the best way possible... By setting up a bracket.

Reese leads a discussion on Hayao Miyazaki's career along with what started Studio Ghibli. In preparation of this week's episode we watched Princess Mononoke and included a review of the movie at the end of the discussion.

Josh and Reese review Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, despite the fact that it came out eight months ago. Thanks for listening! New episodes of our first season will drop Tuesday mornings. We hope you enjoy our film deep dives with us! ‘And the Rest is Film History’ is produced and edited by Michael Bruce, with theme music by Ben Blaufarb and show graphics by Josh Nicolas.

The Crew discuss Krzysztof Kieślowski's French film trilogy called "Three Colors". Each film named after a color of the French Flag: Blue, White, Red. These films have very different themes but they all appear to take place in a shared timeline with intersections of their stories throughout.

Reese and Josh go through a bunch of their favorite films that packed a lotta punch despite their rather tiny budgets. 

New episodes of our first season will drop Tuesday mornings. We hope you enjoy our film deep dives with us!

‘And the Rest is Film History’ is produced and edited by Michael Bruce, with theme music by Ben Blaufarb and show graphics by Josh Nicolas.

Josh gives a report on one of his favorite director's early work and big break. The crew review and discuss the short film turned movie 'Bottle Rocket' by Wes Anderson. Despite the critics of its day, this movie helped launch several Hollywood actors and put Wes Anderson on the map with an early version of his unique style.

New episodes of our first season will drop Tuesday mornings. We hope you enjoy our film deep dives with us! ‘And the Rest is Film History’ is produced and edited by Michael Bruce, with theme music by Ben Blaufarb and show graphics by Josh Nicolas.

An Introduction to our taste

A run through of some of our favorite films to help give a taste of our individual preferences as well as a deep dive on 1 movie of our choice. The movies we discuss at length are Marriage Story, Dead Poet Society, and Nobody Knows.