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Sorry for the late upload listeners! Allen made a major move across three states so we took a short break for him to get him settled! Enjoy this free bonus episode and listen to our new review of Men in Black--the first installment in our Men in Black Movie Review Series leading up to the summer release of Men in Black: International! -------------------------------------------------------- Avengers: Endgame is one of the most hotly anticipated movies of all time, so needless to say, there was a lot riding on Marvel's shoulders. Achieving unprecedented audience and critical acclaim--not to mention shattering Box Office records (and about to become the highest grossing film of all time worldwide)--it's an understatement to say Avengers: Endgame is a run away success. But does it really present a satisfying conclusion to a franchise that's been building for the last 11 years which includes more than 20 films? Join Corbin and Allen as they discuss Avengers: Endgame to find out! Question after the show: Is Ave

Continuing to keep audiences guessing what his next film will be...Shyamalan shifted away from aliens and into the past with his quasi-creature feature, The Village. No one assumed Shyamalan's next film would tackle a period piece, nevertheless, he assembled a major all-star cast in this mystery, thriller with (in Corbin's opinion) his best twist since The Sixth Sense. Unfortunately, due to deceptive marketing audiences and critics turned on this film. 15 years later--Allen and Corbin go in blind with zero expectations...so does the film work better all these years later without the marketing? Join Corbin and Allen as they journey into Covington woods and beyond the forbidden forest to find out! Question after the show: What did you think of the twist in The Village (no spoilers please!) and did it affect your viewing experience today or in 2004? Comment below! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss a new retrospective series next week! Men in Black just in time for Men in Black: International this summ

After tackling the superhero genre, Shyamalan turned his camera towards the sky in search of aliens. Giving the Shyamalan spin on the extraterrestrial genre--Signs follows Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix as they protect their family and find their faith on a rural farm in Pennsylvania. Not surprisingly, Signs was a smash hit at the box office but does it hold up 17 years later? Join Corbin and Allen as they looks for signs of life in Shyamalan's hit alien flick! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the sixth installment in our M. Night Shyamalan Review Series with The Village--a very controversial film at the time! But is it still controversial today? We'll be starting a new retrospective series in 2 weeks! Men in Black just in time for Men in Black: International this summer! Did you miss our Mad Max movie review series? We just reviewed the final installment which was nominated for 10 Oscars including Best Picture! Listen to our Mad Max Movie Review Series! If you like this podcast and want to keep

This is the end so catch up on our previous THREE Mad Max Movie Reviews! 30 years, yes that's right listeners, three decades after Mad Max: Beyond Thurderdome blasted into cinemas, George Miller resurrected Max Rockatansky to take one more ride, this time on the Fury Road. Mel Gibson passed the role of Max onto a much younger Tom Hardy--this film, once again, features a new cast of characters but in the same outrageous Australian Outback. Although this is the fourth (and many consider the best) installment, it was a time for firsts: this is the first entry in the series to receive any Oscar nominations. Miller, at this point, had already won a few Oscars for his childrens films, but this film blew out the 2016 Academy Awards. Fury Road was nominated for 10 Oscars--including Best Picture and the film would go on to take home 6 Oscars (the most of the night!). Fun fact, Hugh Keays-Byrne who played Toe-Cutter in the first Mad Max, has a new part as the ghastly villian Immortan Joe. Is the fourth time the charm

Four years after the better received The Road Warrior: Mad Max 2--Miller returned, despite a tragic loss of co-creator Byron Kennedy, for a third and seemingly final installment in the wild post-apocalyptic series. Mel Gibson returns (for the last time--at least for now) and starring opposite him is...Tina Turner? From fighting Master Blaster in the Thunderdome to rescuing the children of Planet Erf who wish to fly on a sky raft to Tomorrow-morrow land join Corbin and Allen as they discuss what is shaping up to the zaniest and possibly most fun Mad Max entry yet in Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the fourth and final installment in our Mad Max movie review series with Mad Max: Fury Road which WON 6 Oscars and nominated for 10 including Best Picture! If you've missed our previous Mad Max reviews or want to refresh then catch up now! Next week we'll return to Shyamalan with Signs and The Village. We'll be starting a new retrospective series in 4 weeks! Men in Black just

Following up his groundbreaking successful hit, The Sixth Sense, M. Night Shyamalan returned to the silver screen with something a bit different--no not a family, comedy movie or a ghost, thriller...instead he made a superhero movie. Retaining his newfound signature style from The Sixth Sense, Shyamalan crafted a superhero origin story like no one ever seen. Remember this is in the days before Marvel and DC have become massive hits--the very first X-Men film had just come out and Christopher Reeve's Superman film was already over two decades old. So how does Shyamalan's superhero sleeper hit Unbreakable hold up against the likes of the juggernaut Marvel? Join Corbin and Allen as they discuss M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable. Would you want to see Bruce Willis join the Avengers and face off against Thanos? Let us know in the comments section and what you think of the film! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the third installment in our Mad Max movie review series with Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome! Afte

In 1999, a little-known director by the name of M. Night Shyamalan took the cinema by storm with...Stuart Little...(read my review and please follow me on Letterboxd while you're at it). Wait...no in 1999 M Night Shyamalan, a relatively unknown filmmaker, made headlines with an anything-but-little film called The Sixth Sense. What most remember as Shyamalan's first film was actually his third (technically fourth writing), but the film was a massive hit! At the box office it was the second highest grossing film of the year, just behind Star Wars Episode I and the film received 6 nominations at the Academy Awards including two nominations for Shyamalan and Best Picture. To overlook this film's impact on cinematic history would be unfortunate. Join Corbin and Allen as they use all 6 senses to reevaluate IMDB's 162nd greatest film of all time--M Night Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense. Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the fourth installment in our M. Night Shyamalan retrospective movie review series Unbreak

In 1983, Stephen King published (in his own words) his most disturbing novel--"what if" his son or daughter had been run over by a semi-truck on the highly active roadway by their house? In fact, King didn't want to publish the novel, Pet Sematary, but he owed one to his publishers. To no surprise, the book became a hit, chilling readers to their very core. Six years later, King himself brought the adaptation to the big screen with big success at the box office and a luke-warm reception amongst audiences and critics. 30 years later--with the fresh release of a new adaptation of the novel--join Corbin and Allen as they revisit the old pet sematary to see whether there's anything left alive. Is the original Pet Sematary any good? Are you excited for the new film? Tell us in the comments below! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the third installment in our M. Night Shyamalan retrospective movie review series and the continuation of our Mad Max movie review series with Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome! Catc

Two years later, in 1981, George Miller followed up his successful indie hit Mad Max with a bigger, badder sequel Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior! With a bigger budget, greater world building, and high octane car chases--Miller established where the series would go in the future--all the way to dominate the 2015 Academy Awards! Join Corbin and Allen as they journey back to the wasted land in Academy Award winner George Miller's second film, The Road Warrior: Mad Max 2. What did you think of Mad Max 2? Is this film your first watch of the series or have you already seen the fourth film Fury Road? Let us know in the comments below and don't forget to share with your friends! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the third installment in our M. Night Shyamalan retrospective movie review series and our upcoming review of Pet Sematary and the continuation of our Mad Max movie review series with Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome! Catch up on our M. Night Shyamalan retrospective series before our upcoming release of T

In 1979, unknown film creator George Miller, created a little known film that would come to spawn an entire franchise culminating in the domination of the 2015 Academy Awards! Young, up-and-coming film star Mel Gibson landed his second feature role as Max Rockatansky, a crazed cop in a world gone mad. Join Corbin and Allen as they journey back 40 years to Academy Award winner George Miller's first film Mad Max. What did you think of Mad Max? Is this film your first watch of the series or have you already seen the fourth film Fury Road? Let us know in the comments below and don't forget to share with your friends! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the second installment in our Mad Max retrospective movie review series and our upcoming review of Pet Sematary and the continuation of our M. Night Shyamalan movie review series with The Sixth Sense! Catch up on our M. Night Shyamalan retrospective series before our upcoming release of The Sixth Sense! Many don't know that Shyamalan had two films before

Six years after M. Night Shyamalan wrote, directed, and starred in his first feature film--he created his second film which explores a different side of his early life. Wide Awake tells the story of a young Catholic boy looking for God after the death of his grandfather. Not releasing in many theaters left this film missing from the public's conscience as one of Shyamalan's earliest films before his big break, The Sixth Sense, (review coming soon!). Join Corbin and Allen to find out whether they stay wide awake for Shyamalan's second film! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the first installment in our Mad Max retrospective movie review series and our upcoming review of Pet Semetary and the continuation of our M. Night Shyamalan movie review series with The Sixth Sense! Allen and Corbin each had birthdays recently--listen to their picks for what they wanted to review on their birthday! Corbin chose the Harrison Ford film, Regarding Henry, and Allen chose the Adam Driver film, Paterson--both major S

At the young age of 22, now controversial filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan, wrote, directed, and acted in his first feature film Praying with Anger. For his first theatrical outing he explores his ancestry, tackles India's biggest issues, and questions the meaning of one's place and purpose in this world...yeah it's a large undertaking especially for his first film right out of college. Many of you may be wondering, "Isn't The Sixth Sense his first film?" No, technically this film did premiere at a number of festivals and then his second film Wide Awake (review coming next week) had a small theatrical distribution and that same year he wrote the beloved family film, Stuart Little, and THEN the following year The Sixth Sense arrived establishing Shyamalan as a serious, wunderkind filmmaker. But...is his first film a satisfying masterpiece? Join Corbin and Allen as they discuss Praying with Anger! If you would like to watch the movie the only place is YouTube! Once you watch the film leave your comments below on wh

Happy birthday to me! For Corbin's birthday pick he chose the 1991 Harrison Ford film, Regarding Henry--a film about finding what's truly important in life. Join Corbin and Allen as they discuss one of Ford's forgotten films which is directed by Oscar winning director Mike Nichols and written by a very young J.J. Abrams! Don't miss our review of Allen's birthday pick Paterson available now! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the upcoming start of our M. Night Shyamalan review series! The 91st Oscars just wrapped up and Allen and I's thoughts will be out soon so subscribe now! so you won't miss it! Before this Sunday, recap with us on who won and who lost big last year! So how correct were we with our Oscar predictions? Listen to our 2019 Oscars predictions episode! And then listen to our Live Reaction to the 2019 Oscar Nominees announcement! Check out Corbin's Best Movies of 2018 and his Worst Movies of 2018! Check out Allen's Best and Worst Movies of 2018!   If you like this podcast and want to

Sorry this episode is late listeners! It was supposed to release on my actual birthday--I got caught up celebrating me and then the Oscars came right after, but Allen's birthday pick is now here for you to enjoy and discuss with it and my birthday pick, Regarding Henry, is also available! Happy birthday Allen! Allen chose to discuss Paterson which follows the week-in-the-life of a low-income married couple and how they enjoy the simple beauties of life. Join Corbin and Allen as they discuss one of Allen's favorite movies, Paterson. Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the upcoming start of our M. Night Shyamalan review series! The 91st Oscars are this coming Sunday, Feb. 24! Allen and I will be giving our post-Oscar thoughts Sunday night so subscribe now! so you won't miss it! Before this Sunday, recap with us on who won and who lost big last year! So how correct were we with our Oscar predictions? Listen to our 2019 Oscars predictions episode! And then listen to our Live Reaction to the 2019 Oscar

For 41 years Dario Argento's Suspiria has enjoyed cult acclaim. Now another famed Italian director, Luca Guadagnino, has released his vision for Susie Bannon, the Tanz Dance Academy, and Mother Suspiriorum. Does the new film do enough to differentiate itself from the cult masterpiece? Join Corbin and Allen as they return to the Tanz Dance Academy one last time (for now) in their review of Suspiria. Catch on up Suspiria and our other Three Mothers reviews! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the upcoming start of our M. Night Shyamalan review series! The 91st Oscars are this coming Sunday, Feb. 24! Allen and I will be giving our post-Oscar thoughts Sunday night so subscribe now! so you won't miss it! Before this Sunday, recap with us on who won and who lost big last year! So how correct were we with our Oscar predictions? Listen to our 2019 Oscars predictions episode! And then listen to our Live Reaction to the 2019 Oscar Nominees announcement! Check out Corbin's Best Movies of 2018 and his Worst Mo

In 1990 a nightmarish vision of a man being pulled between heaven and hell was unleashed on moviegoers. 29 years after its release, Jacob's Ladder has achieved cult status. Join Corbin and Allen as they delve for the first time into the troubled psyche of a Vietnam veteran whose soul will either ascend or descend Jacob's ladder. Is this your first time like us or have you seen this film before? Share with us your first time watching Jacob's Ladder in the comments below! Amazon Prime members can watch Jacob's Ladder for free right now! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss our upcoming review of the remake of Jacob's Ladder! So how correct were we with our Oscar predictions? Listen to our 2019 Oscars predictions episode! And then listen to our Live Reaction to the 2019 Oscar Nominees announcement! Check out Corbin's Best Movies of 2018 and his Worst Movies of 2018! Check out Allen's Best and Worst Movies of 2018!   If you like this podcast and want to keep episodes FREE then please Support Silver Scr

Join Corbin and Allen as they give their live reactions to the 91st Academy Award nomination announcements. Don't forget to stick around for our thoughts on a surprise award ceremony announced yesterday! What do you think of this years Oscar nominees? Which nominations are you glad about and which films do you think got snubbed this year? Let us know! Watch the Oscar nominations! Watch the secret award ceremony video as we give our reactions! So how correct were we with our Oscar predictions? Listen to our 2019 Oscars predictions episode! Check out Corbin's Best Movies of 2018 and his Worst Movies of 2018! Check out Allen's Best and Worst Movies of 2018! If you like this podcast and want to keep episodes FREE then please Support Silver Screen Guide and receive exclusive bonus content!   iTunes SUBSCRIBE YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBE HERE OFFICIAL WEBSITE FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW ON TWITTER    Timestamps: First Break                   00:06:33 Some Afterthoughts     00:20:52 More Afterthoughts       00:39

Join Corbin and Allen as they breakdown their predictions of the films to be nominated for the 91st Academy Awards. What are your predictions? Check out Corbin's Best Movies of 2018 and his Worst Movies of 2018! Check out Allen's Best and Worst Movies of 2018! If you like this podcast and want to keep episodes FREE then please Support Silver Screen Guide and receive exclusive bonus content!   iTunes SUBSCRIBE YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBE HERE OFFICIAL WEBSITE FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW ON TWITTER    Timestamps: The Meat     00:05:07 Closing       00:33:54   Silver Screen Guide is dedicated to delivering the best guides and reviews for movies, TV shows and video games. Follow our podcast for a new movie review every Monday and follow this YouTube channel for reviews and guides of brand new movies along with some classics. When you follow us on social media and share with your friends you’ll never miss a beat.

Join Corbin and Allen as they discuss their most anticipated movies of 2019! What are your most anticipated movies of 2019? Check out Corbin's Best Movies of 2018 and his Worst Movies of 2018! Check out Allen's Best and Worst Movies of 2018! If you like this podcast and want to keep episodes FREE then please Support Silver Screen Guide and receive exclusive bonus content!   iTunes SUBSCRIBE YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBE HERE OFFICIAL WEBSITE FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW ON TWITTER    Timestamps: Looking Back      00:02:52 The Meat            00:11:50 Top 10               00:45:43 Closing              00:46:12   Silver Screen Guide is dedicated to delivering the best guides and reviews for movies, TV shows and video games. Follow our podcast for a new movie review every Monday and follow this YouTube channel for reviews and guides of brand new movies along with some classics. When you follow us on social media and share with your friends you’ll never miss a beat.