Planet Ant Filmcast

On Week 2, Eric and Martin discuss if the social media accounts of victims of police brutality should be made public, Which movies just shouldn't be remade? (18:23) Is Empire good for black television? (26:50) And certain supporters of Donald Trump highlight This Week in White People. (35:50)

In Week 1 of YBF, Eric & Martin ask: Can Meek save himself? Can you raise another man's child? (13:35) Is "Black Love" dead? (21:24) Why is Hip Hop mad at White Rappers? (28:36) and Kelly Osbourne highlights "This Week in White People" (46:30)

It's a mission with death-defying stunts and edge-of-your-seat tension. The new 'Mission: Impossible' movie is out and your Detroit film podcast is here to cover every inch of it!Plus! Kale, Collin, and Mitch talk movie news: Channing Tatum is back onboard 'Gambit', Ronda Rousey might star in a movie about herself, the Pez and Emoji movies are coming, and Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy are separating!And, of course, Netflix recommendations from a few guys with great taste. It's all here on this week's Filmcast. Be sure to e-mail your thoughts to woodwordsfilmcast@gmail.com or hit us up on Twitter @woodwordsdet.

Kelly got a puppy. You'd think that'd be all the tripod needs to talk about, but there's more! Kale talks stage fright, Danny teaches salsa dancing, and Donald Trump makes for the best headlines.Plus! This video of a "death bot" playing ping pong freaks everyone out and a film terminology version of From Danny to Kelly proves to be difficult.And as always, Kelly and Danny give Kale drawing prompts that are available for your viewing pleasure at woodwordsdetroit.com in the podcast section on the Woodwords with Friends page.

It's the 15th episode of the Woodowords Filmcast! Every fifth episode, the crew discusses a movie from the past, starting in 1990 and working their way to today. For the 15th episode, the Filmcast takes us to 1992 with 'The Crying Game'.In addition, Kale, Collin, and Mitch review the latest comedy smash-hit, 'Trainwreck'.Also, headlines! Channing Tatum leaves 'Gambit'. Possibly related, is there a male 'Ghostbusters' reboot coming, too? The Toronto Film Festival lineup is released and the Traverse City Film Fetival is this weekend! Plus! Video On-Demand recommendations. Let us know what you think, e-mail us at woodwordsfilmcast@gmail.com or at Twitter @woodwordsdet.

Mitch and Collin get together with Kale to discuss Marvel's 'Ant-Man'.But first, movie headlines. This week saw an assortment of exciting trailers released including ones for 'Spectre' and 'The Revenant'. Also! Emmy nominations are out. What surprised the Filmcast team? Who are they rooting for? The three also pay their respects to the late Omar Sharif and Ava DuVernay says goodbye to Marvel.And, of course, video on-demand suggestions from people with good taste.What did you think of 'Ant-Man'? Let us know @woodwordsdet or woodwordsfilmcast@gmail.com!

The Filmcast is BACK after a week off! And there's a lot of catch up to be had.The Oscars have announced they're going to continue the "up-to-ten" policy of the Best Picture category. Since we're halfway through 2015, Kale, Collin, and Mitch discuss which films they've seen so far might make it into the Academy's top ten.Also, Paul Feig can't stop posting 'Ghostbusters' photos. Will this year's 'Vacation' and next year's 'Ghostbusters' change the way Hollywood looks at comedy opportunities?And, who won San Diego Comic-Con? Everyone gives their number one from geekdom's biggest weekend.This week's roundtable discussion is on the new Brian Wilson biopic, 'Love and Mercy'. What did the Filmcast think? Was it "Fun, Fun, Fun" or "Wouldn't It Be Nice" if it were better? Find out on this week's Filmcast! And e-mail us your opinions at woodwordsfilmcast@gmail.com or on Twitter @woodwordsdet.