My review on the new film Wuthering Heights, by Emerald Fennel. Join me on a discussion about love, world, and cinematography. Also, surprise Sidney! A short review on Scream 7.

A deeper look into the queer film "Plainclothes". Join me as I talk about the films story, development, character and some history of the era of entrapment.

My review of the Oscar Nominated Film, "If I had Legs I'd Kick You". Come hang with me while I chat about the wild ride that is this film.

A review of the new film Pillion, where I break down character wants, and the deeper emotions behind this relationship.

An extensive look into a characters line of desire, and a breakdown of story. I walk you through the inner workings of a screenplay and how it translates to the screen!

A look into the new film Mercy and Return to Silent Hill. Sit back and grab some snacks as I discuss my take on these new releases as well as some new shows. This episode touches on Screenplay adaptation, in regards to a video game IP.

A closer look at the Golden Globe Winner, "The Secret Agent". As well as new segments on what I'm watching this week, trailers that drive me crazy and recommendations for upcoming episodes.

The primary focus of this inaugural podcast episode revolves around an analytical discourse on the film "Primate," a cinematic endeavor that transitions from familial trust to primal terror as a clever chimpanzee named Ben succumbs to rabies. I, Kyle Huerta serve as your host, guiding you through an exploration of the narrative elements and thematic undercurrents that shape our viewing experience. As a master's student in screenwriting, I possess a unique perspective on the intricacies of storytelling, particularly within the horror genre, which I find to be an arena where tension and stakes are paramount. Throughout our dialogue, we will delve into the film's character dynamics, pacing, and the impactful moments that elicit both empathy and fear from the audience. Join me as we embark on this journey to dissect the confluence of horror and storytelling in "Primate," while also laying the groundwork for future discussions on the broader cinematic landscape