Time Sensitive

Typically, we solemnly swear to keep our politics to those associated with Awards Season, and to faithfully execute the discussion of movies, but in honor of this historic inauguration, this week's episode will explore our favorite real-life and fictional presidential portrayals on the big screen.

We kick off Season 3 of Time Sensitive with a buddy-road-trip-adventure-comedy where the literary themes of Mark Twain meet the brute strength of Jake “The Snake” Roberts. "The Peanut Butter Falcon", written and directed by Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz, stars Shia LaBeouf and newcomer Zack Gottsagen as two young runaways who become backwater heroes. We are excited to welcome guest host Nate Clark, friend of the show and Program Director at the Down Syndrome Association of West Michigan, as we review "The Sweetest Darn Film of the Decade".

Just a little short bonus to get you ready for the season 3 premier on January 15th!

It is a bittersweet week at Time Sensitive as we celebrate the end of an incredible Season 2 while also saying, "So long," to our great friend and co-host Kate Glossop. We wish her the best as she explores her upcoming nuptials and screenwriting projects, but we couldn't let her leave without a proper exit interview and a look back on two years of film reviews and laughter.

It is time for Time Sensitive to be "honest and unmerciful" as we open The Vault to review Cameron Crowe's 2000 autobiographical rock odyssey "Almost Famous".

Webster’s dictionary defines “tossed salad” as a noun: a salad made of greens, often with added vegetables tossed in a dressing. "Yes, God, Yes", the directorial debut of writer Karen Maine, defines it as a verb: a sex act involving the mouth and the buttocks. That’s right: Time Sensitive has stooped as low as anilingus. Just kidding. But not really.

“Whether you call them sacrificial lambs, revolutionaries, or just two innocent people that defended themselves - their names will live on forever.” #TimeSensitive reviews "Queen & Slim", the feature directorial debut of Melina Matsoukas with a screenplay by powerhouse Emmy-winning writer Lena Waithe.

We've taken the "mini" episode even further as Time Sensitive breaks down the past three winners of the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film. Once dominated by Walt Disney, this category has an impressive history spanning all different types of animation. We talk "Dear Basketball", "Bao", and the current champ "Hair Love"

“Today, tomorrow, yesterday, it’s all the same,” according to the aptly named Nyles, who finds himself stuck in a time loop of "Groundhog Day" proportions. We know comedy is expected, but is romance? Is "Palm Springs" a film you’ll want to watch over and over again? Time Sensitive meets The Lonely Island this week!

It's been a long week. Kick back with your friends from Time Sensitive as they outline some books, music, television, podcasts, activities, and movies they are currently "into". You may just find your newest obsession.

We close out our 2nd Annual Freaky Film Festival by diving into the deep underbelly of LA's art and drug culture with Joe Begos' gore-soaked vampire flick "Bliss". It is one bad trip for Dezzy after a hallucinogenic drug gives her a taste for blood... or does it?

From Oscar Micheaux to Jordan Peele, black horror films have reflected the horror of black history. Sam, Kate, and Ian are happy to welcome filmmaker and friend of the show Dom Damron to the Time Sensitive panel to discuss the informative documentary "Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror".

“If you don’t mind, it’s time we milk the alpacas.” Our Freaky Film Festival continues with an exploration of the cosmic horror genre, specifically Lovecraftian horror. Time Sensitive once again joins everybody's favorite eccentric star, Nicolas Cage, for the out-of-this world experience that is Richard Stanley's "Color Out of Space". What could make it better? You guessed it: Tommy Chong.

Sam, Kate, and Ian discuss a monster mash-up of horror movies! From Hitchcock to Carpenter and De Palma to Peele, the Time Sensitive panel outlines horror films they want to see, see all the time, and will never see again. Ghosts, ghouls, and goblins, OH MY!

We open our Freaky Film Festival with Ari Aster's Midsommar. Does horror in the broad daylight work? Will this cult movie soon gain a cult-like following of its own? Tune in to find out what the Time Sensitive crew thinks!

Time Sensitive takes time to discuss James Sweeney’s directorial debut and his take on a romantic comedy “Straight Up”.

"Fasten your seat belts. It's going to be a bumpy night." You asked for it, and we have opened the Time Sensitive classic movie vault for a full review of Joseph L. Mankiewicz's 1950 Best Picture-winner "All About Eve".

OOOOOOoooooh! Baby we were born to run! The crew jumps in to 1987 small town England to relive some "Glory Days" where the life of Javed is changed by the music of The Boss. In a Bruce Springsteen heavy episode Time Sensitive discusses Gurinder Chadha's 2019 film "Blinded by the Light".

It's time to celebrate! 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, and more years after their release, this collection of films have stood the test of time. We guarantee you will find something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue as Time Sensitive takes a stroll down memory lane.

There is a man. That man is Sam Elliott. He does kill Adolf Hitler. And then he does, in fact, kill the Bigfoot. Man meets myth as Time Sensitive explores the fantasy/adventure genre with writer-director-producer Robert D. Krzykowski's film about one of America's most legendary assassins.