Story Screen Presents

Bernadette gets cozy with guests, Robby Anderson and Diana DiMuro, while talking about the long-awaited slice of Marvel apple pie: WandaVision. From robots to twins, commercials to nosey neighbors, they dive into everything this cool af show has to offer. Listen on....

Robby talks with guest, Diana DiMuro, about the latest Shaka King joint, Judas and the Black Messiah, a film so seemingly packed with talent, attitude and edge that the Story Screen Fam eagerly awaited its release throughout 2020. So, how is it? Listen on....

Robby chats with Bernadette Gorman-White all about the big A24 awards darling that is sweeping the nation: Lee Isaac Chung's Minari. It is a good film, so obviously the takes are also very good to listen to. So.... Listen on....

Robby Anderson and Diana DiMuro skip school to talk that cool talk on one of the most beloved teen-comedies of a generation: FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF. Listen on....

Host Mike Burdge is once again joined by living legend, Tim Irwin, to sip the drinkies and spit those thinkies on a couple of movies that they probably would never have watched if it weren't for that glorious of all motivators: THE CONTENT. This time up, they're covering the knife-tastic Has Fallen Trilogy, starring Morgan Freeman with Gerard Butler, as well as the curious case of White House Down, the Olympus Has Fallen 2013 mirror universe twin where Jamie Foxx uses a chrome plated rocket launcher that lives in a limo. It's fun! Listen on....

In this jam packed episode of awesome, the Story Screen Family discusses their favorite films of 2020. Oh, and hey, 250 episodes of Story Screen Presents! Cool! Movies discussed, in order: 1. Possessor 2. Love and Monsters 3. Wolfwalkers 4. i'm thinking of ending things 5. David Byrne's American Utopia 6. The Vast of Night 7. Sound of Metal 8. Portrait of a Lady on Fire 9. Butt Boy 10. Beanpole 11. Palm Springs 12. Bill & Ted Face the Music

(This episode was original shared under our Exclusive Content Membership Feed. Become a Member for only $5 a month to get all the good stuff we got going' on over there! Visit https://www.storyscreenbeacon.com/plans-pricing) Host Mike Burdge sits down with guest, Jack Kolodziejski, to go over all the kooky shenanigans at play in the 1977 flick, ERASERHEAD, while also touching on film as subjective and objective art, how personal experience can manifest specific interpretation, and all things David Lynch. Listen on....

Jack gets into that spooky, horror talk with guests, Jeremy Kolodziejski and Mike Burdge, covering Justin G. Dyck's fantastic breakthrough into the genre, ANYTHING FOR JACKSON. They also wander down various 2020 horror roads as they discuss some of their favorite scary flicks from a year that saw many, many awesome entries. Listen on....

WONDER WOMAN 1984 is a 2020 American superhero film based on the DC Comics character Wonder Woman. It is the sequel to 2017's Wonder Woman and the ninth installment in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU). It was theatrically released in the United States by Warner Bros. Pictures on December 25, 2020, and also made available to be streamed digitally on HBO Max for a month before it will go to premium video on demand. Robby Anderson talks with Mike Burdge about it. Listen on....

Bernadette Gorman-White yucks it up about that pretty well-known show that's a spin-off of that pretty well-known movie series from a pretty well-known movie studio. Joining her on the episode are guests, Robby Anderson, Diana DiMuro and Mike Burdge, and they are all very excited to talk about Baby Yoda, Razorcrests, Bill Burr's accent, Tusken Raider retconning and continuing the great "the de-aging in THE IRISHMAN is bad, stop acting like a crazy person" conversation of 2019. It is a very good episode. Listen on.... Mentioned Links: What's Next for The Mandalorian? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgtVPmwf4J8&t=27s Let's Talk About Kissing in the Star Wars Movies, Shall We? https://www.storyscreenbeacon.com/post/let-s-talk-about-kissing-in-the-star-wars-movies-shall-we

Jack "Attack" Kolodziejski is joined by guest, Jeremy "Jere-Package" Kolodziejski, to talk about the latest Legion M Adam Egypt Mortimer joint to drop: ARCHENEMY. Listen on....

On this special Story Screen Family episode of Overdrinkers, host Mike Burdge watches 12 Christmas time movies with no breaks, then speaks to the friends that picked each movie. It gets weird. Happy Holidays to all! List of Movies: 1. Love Actually 2. A Child's Christmas in Wales (1987) 3. It's a Wonderful Life 4. The Holiday 5. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (Extended Edition) 6. Elf 7. Batman Returns 8. The Santa Clause 9. The Star Wars Holiday Special 10. Jack Frost (1997) 11. Treasure Planet 12. Jingle All the Way Damian Masterson's It's a Wonderful Life article can be found here: https://www.storyscreenbeacon.com/post/is-it-a-wonderful-life Listen on....

Jack and Robby are joined by the brilliant and ASL savvy, Sophia Acquisto, to talk about one of the best movies of the year, Darius Marder's meditative piece on happiness, acceptance, addiction and self-worth, SOUND OF METAL. Listen on....

Robby has a good ol' chat with guests, Diana DiMuro and Jeremy Kolodziejski, all about David Fincher's latest flick all about that whacky writer that's taking the country by storm, Mank! Mank! ManK! MaNK! MANK! MANK!! MANK!! MANK!!! MANK!!! MANK!!! Listen on....

Bernadette chats with guest, Reeya Banerjee, about the story so far in Netflix's historical drama, THE CROWN, which has garnered soaring praise in almost every aspect of filmmaking over the past 4 years. Listen on....

Mike Burdge sits down with official Bond-Nut, Reeya Banerjee, to discuss a few more Bond movies in this third installment of their special eps on the series. In this episode, the pair discuss the legacy of the recently departed, Sean Connery, using three of his Bond films as a springboard: his first film, DR. NO, his last film, DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER, and his cheat film, NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN. Listen on....

Jack is joined by walking by Jeremy Kolodziejski to talk about Brandon Cronenberg's latest flick, POSSESSOR, and all the juicy body horror goodness this special, little flick has to offer. Listen on....

It's here. Our TENET episode was finally recorded, edited and is now live. Robby is joined by fellow Nolan-Nutz, Bernadette Gorman-White and Mike Burdge, to discuss the heady-filmmaker's latest foray into cinematic trickery. So, after all these months of waiting, how was this thing? Listen on.... (The Story Screen Family would like to say that, while we are excited we finally get to talk about this film, we understand that times are still wild and some of our listeners may not be comfortable going to theaters to catch this movie just yet. We'd like to be clear: Our coverage of Tenet is not an endorsement to risk your own safety for going out to a movie. If you do not feel safe in that type of environment, wait. The movie will be available to you soon in some way or another, and this episode will always be here. And, naturally, if you're looking for spoiler-free conversation, the first 20 minutes or so of this episode are completely spoiler-free. Take care, and we luv ya.)

Jack and Robby record their discussion over the highly appreciated sequel to BORAT. I'm thinking about just keeping this one simple. It's Borat, y'know? Everybody loves that guy. I don't really need to sell this one. It's on Amazon for practically free, so really there's not the usual boxes to check for interest. Is this thing typing what I'm saying? Listen on....

Now available to the public, ya heathens! In the first episode of Story Screen Presents new mini-series, "Stalking Carpenter," Mike Burdge and Robby Anderson embark on a journey through the filmography of the masterful John Carpenter, starting out with his first two hugely iconic independent features: 1976's "Assault on Precinct 13" and 1978's "Halloween." Listen on....