Story Screen Presents

Mike is joined by Diana DiMuro to talk about that kooky clown Pennywise and all the crazy shenanigans he gets up to, covering both the 1990 mini-series, the brand-spanking new 2017 hit, as well as a bit of the original 1986 book!

Ya bat-bois, Robby, Jack and Mike, enter the age of Nolan for the pointy-eared, ass-kicking nut job known around the Gotham parts as the Batman. How does the legendary reimagining hold up over 10 years later, and what pieces are put in place for this massively successful trilogy?

Jack and Robby finally get around to checking out the new #stunts joint, "Atomic Blonde." How does this edgy, new wave action movie stack up in a post-John Wick world? Let's find out.

Jack and Robby, joined by guest Mike Burdge, tackle the horror follow-up to "Black Swan," Darren Aronofsky's "mother!". While the movie appears to have temporarily broken our heroes, they discuss the idea of perceived pretension, the curse of creativity, critical analysis as an ethos, utilizing Christian themes as an acceptable form of building narrative and the depravity of our society and culture when it comes to treating women like equals.

It was one hell of a year for TV. Bernadette is joined by Reeya Bannerjee and Mike Burdge to go over the nominations for the 2017 Emmys, which are tackling an insane year, filled with memorable series, premieres and characters.

BEEP BEEP, RICHIE! Robby and Jack, with guest Jeremy Kolodziejski, check out the new horror sensation that's sweeping the nation: the highly anticipated "IT" remake. So, just how well does this thing float?

The Bat-Bois tackle the theatrical installment of the legendary "Animated Series", as well as taking the opportunity to talk about Batman comics, video games and other mediums the Dark Knight has graced. And Robby spoils a bunch of stuff about "Arkham Knight" because he has no self control and hates you.

Jack and Robby take a hard stab at the new A24 indie film that is making waves in major theaters. It's good, right? But how good? And why? Why, dammit, why??

Bernadette, with guests Diana and Mike, tackle the acclaimed Hulu series' first season, comparing different experiences of being exposed to the story through different mediums, as well as what the story has to say about the real world today.

Jack and Mike revisit a personal favorite, while Robby and Bernadette get their first taste of what is considered one of the greatest action films of all time. How does it hold up, and what works just as well today as it did back in 1991? We also dive into the idea of robots taking over our world in some form, as well as a look back on our first 50 episodes and what we've all learned from talking about movies!

Mike is joined by Stamper, Bernadette and Liz to discuss four films from four badass directors, Marielle Heller, Kathryn Bigelow, Sofia Coppola and Jennifer Kent, in the latest special edition of "Overdrinkers."

Your cool bois don't have a lot of ice things to say about the second Schumacher film, one which went down in history as one of the worst movies ever made and putting an almost decade long freeze on the Caped Crusader's cinematic adventures. Put on your ice skates, you lovelies, this one gets slippery real quick.

Jack, Jeremy and Mike take a look at some smaller films that are about to start popping up all over everyone's radar in this tangent filled extravaganza. And "Geostorm." They talk about "Geostorm," too. Trailers : The Disaster Artist : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qab3TMg42k Geostorm : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ey8wmNtwzoI Suburbicon : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBezc1S1BAQ The Shape of Water : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFYWazblaUA Call Me By Your Name : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9AYPxH5NTM mother! : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpICoc65uh0

Nerds Mike, Jeremy and Brian get back into that far, far away galaxy to talk about the resurgence of "Star Wars" back into mainstream culture during the late 90's, first with the rerelease of the original trilogy - along with some unforeseen additions and alterations - to the inevitable release of one of the most anticipated movies of all time, "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace." They also discuss their personal first experiences with the "Star Wars" universe, and how the exposure to this world at a young age may have shaped the person they would ultimately become, good or bad.

Robby and Mike tackled the big screen adaptation of the beloved Stephen King series, and we'd wager things are not going well for anyone who was even remotely involved in the making of this movie. Have a listen...

Our television review show kicks off its first episode with a look at the new hit Starz series, adapted from the Neil Gaiman novel, "American Gods". Join Bernadette, along with guests Robby, Jack and Heath, to get the scoop on Season 1 and what to look forward to as we broaden our horizons to the world of TV.

Jack and Robby, with guest Mike Burdge, took the hit and ventured to a 70mm screening of Christopher Nolan's, "Dunkirk", the film that has everybody talking. So, they decided to talk about it, too. Listen to them!!

The cowl has passed from Burton to Schumacher, the "Top Gun" guy is the Dark Knight, Ace Ventura goes full cartoon, somebody paid Tommy Lee Jones A LOT of money, we finally get an attempt at bringing Robin into the fold and your boi's Robby, Jack and Mike take a crack at figuring out how it all works. Spoiler: it doesn't.

The third (or ninth!) installment in the Planet of the Apes franchise has landed, and it contains - like many films before it this year - moments that require deep reflection from all demographics and a message that is as vital today as it was 50 years ago on what it means to be human. Robby, Jack and guest, Mike Burdge, also discuss the new trilogy as a whole story, the beauty of modern motion capturing and the very odd history of one of the most culturally popular franchises in film.

Robby and Jack tackle the latest Marvel Cinematic installment, "Spiderman: Homecoming", where Spidey returns to the loving arms of the Marvel family, Michael Keaton goes for Round 3 of portraying a winged-character, and the streets of Queen's burst alive in a way few films have ever been able to make possible. Get ready for the future of superhero blockbusters, because it just landed in theaters.