Way Too Indie

The man behind Austin Powers and Meet the Parents, Jay Roach, joins the podcast today to talk about his new film, Trumbo, starring Bryan Cranston as legendary Hollywood screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, whose career was cut short when he and a handful of his associates were blacklisted due to their association with the communist party. Bernard goes solo to review Tom McCarthy's newsroom drama Spotlight as well as share his Indie Pick of the Week.

This week, director Catherine Hardwick joins the show to talk about her new friendship dramedy Miss You Already, starring Drew Barrymore and Toni Collette. Also, Bernard and CJ talk about being accused of film snobbery and (attempt to) argue that Tommy Wiseau's The Room is a genuinely good movie. Are they crazy? Listen and decide for yourself! Plus, as always, the boys have got a fresh batch of Indie Picks of the Week.

Bernard got plastered while trying on costumes this week, so CJ's taking the wheel as he hosts this very special Halloween edition of the Way To Indiecast. Joining them is director H.P. Mendoza, who's here to talk about his inventively spooky movie I Am A Ghost and share his favorite ghostly horror movies. Plus, as always, our Indie Picks of the Week! Happy Halloween, movie lovers!

Bernard is joined by Zach this week, who brings with him an interview with Chilean filmmaker Sebastian Silva about his new film Nasty Baby, starring Tunde Adebimpe and Kristen Wiig and the director himself. Also, with the release of Netflix's Beasts of No Nation, the boys try to predict what the future of digital distribution will look like and how streaming sites like Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and the like will impact the movie theater industry. PLUS (you guessed it) our Indie Picks of the Week!

Joining the show this week is James Vanderbilt, a veteran screenwriter whose directorial debut, Truth, is out in theaters this weekend.

We're back with another packed show as we welcome filmmaker Evgeny Afineefsky to talk about his documentary Winter On Fire.

The tag team of Bernard and CJ run wild on this episode as they talk about Denis Villeneuve's new film, Sicario.

With Star Wars: The Force Awakens just on the horizon, Bernard, CJ, Dustin, and special guest (and giant Star Wars fanboy) Justin Boo go in-depth about the mass anticipation of the new film as well as the feverish passion of the millions of fans of the legendary franchise.

It's a short-but-sweet episode this week as Bernard chats with filmmaker Anthony Lucero about his indie crowd-pleaser, East Side Sushi.

This week, Bernard talks to filmmaker/screenwriter Oren Moverman in-depth about his new movie starring Richard Gere, Time Out of Mind.

It's a slow week at the theater, but Bernard, Ananda, and CJ have plenty to talk about on this week's show!

This week's show is brimming with special guests as Bernard welcomes Lily Tomlin and Paul Weitz to talk about their outstanding new film, Grandma.

On this week’s show, the tag team of Bernard and CJ review Noah Baumbach’s latest, Mistress America, starring Greta Gerwig and Lola Kirke.

Marielle Heller and Bel Powley join this week's show to talk about their film 'The Diary of a Teenage Girl', plus a discussion on the state of female representation in movies today.

Bonus episode featuring the directors behind the charming stop-motion animated comedy 'Shaun the Sheep Movie'.

Way Too Indiecast welcomes our biggest guest yet, Australian actor/director Joel Edgerton, to talk about his new psychological thriller 'The Gift'.

On this giant Way Too Indiecast we're joined by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer and Perry Blackshear to talk about their films.

Director Dave Boyle joins this week's Way Too Indiecast to discuss 'Man From Reno', plus we share our favorite SF-set movies.

Way Too Indie gets it's geek on as Ananda and Scarlet describe their time at Comic-Con 2015 and Bernard reviews Marvel's latest 'Ant-Man'.

Video game guru Ryan Clements joins Bernard to chat about the art of storytelling in the future and a review of the upcoming Amy Winehouse documentary.