Review It All Ep 8: Let's Review - Japan - Gloves - and The Silent Film Era
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Welcome back to Episode 8 of Review It All.This week we ease into things by calmly and rationally discussing the Jersey Shore, the Hamptons, and hot dogs—three concepts that definitely belong together and definitely won’t cause any strong opinions.Then we move on to reviewing an entire country, a common accessory, and a whole era of cinema. Totally normal stuff.Episode 8 Reviews🌊🌭 Jersey Shore, The Hamptons & Hot DogsWe open the episode setting the tone by talking regional vibes, class distinctions, and processed meats. As one does.🇯🇵 JapanA bold and extremely qualified review of Japan, its culture, and its general existence.🧤 GlovesFrom practical to pointless, we review gloves—why they exist, who wears them, and when they become suspicious.🎞️ The Silent Film EraWe close things out by reviewing the silent film era, the art of saying everything without saying anything, and whether that would still work today.Chapters00:00:00 – Intro / Jersey Shore, Hamptons & Hot Dogs00:11:40 – Japan00:39:26 – Gloves01:03:00 – The Silent Film Era01:17:50 – Next Episode TopicsNext Episode Topics:The Desert • Television • Star WarsAbout the ShowA podcast about 3 friends reviewing literally everything, well, knowing absolutely nothing.Podcast Hosts Matt, Mike, and Dillon are on a mission to review it all, big and small, to very common and completely unknown (we'll maybe not unknown then how would we be able to review it if we didn't know it existed...you know what, never mind)Either Way, join us as we REVIEW IT ALL!!!Follow the HostsMatt@19martymcfly85Mike@mikebernardicomedyDillon@all_the_birdsCreditsIntro and outro music: Randon Nelson: BlastOffEP - GymFloorDanceStock footage provided by www.pexels.comFair Use DisclaimerThis video contains copyrighted material used under the Fair Use doctrine for purposes such as criticism, commentary, parody, and discussion as outlined in Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act.