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Lanterns - “The Jordan Boys Legacy” (S1, E7)

In this episode, we continue with our weekly recaps of the latest superhero television series from HBO Max and the DC Universe, starring Aaron Pierre, Kyle Chandler, and

Sep 30
1 h 32 min

Primetime

In this episode, we review the 2026 American psychological crime thriller film directed by Lance Oppenheim in his narrative feature film debut, starring Robert Pattinson,

Sep 28
54 min

Furious

In this episode, we review the first season of the 2026 American crime drama television series created by Elizabeth Meriwether and loosely inspired by the 1987 film Black

Sep 25
1 h 16 min

Lanterns - “Bad Optics” (S1, E6)

In this episode, we continue with our weekly recaps of the latest superhero television series from HBO Max and the DC Universe, starring Aaron Pierre, Kyle Chandler, and

Sep 23
1 h 32 min

Resident Evil

In this episode, we review the 2026 horror film and latest installment in the Resident Evil franchise, written and directed by Zach Cregger and starring Austin Abrams, Za

Sep 21
59 min

Masters of Universe

In this episode, we review the 2026 American sword and sorcery film based on Mattel’s He-Man and the Masters of the Universe franchise, starring Nicholas Galitzine, Camil

Sep 18
1 h 02 min

Buddy

In this episode, we review the 2026 American black comedy supernatural horror film directed by Casper Kelly in his directorial debut, starring Cristin Milioti, Patton Osw

Sep 18
1 h 03 min

Lanterns - “Lights Out” (S1, E5)

In this episode, we continue with our weekly recaps of the latest superhero television series from HBO Max and the DC Universe, starring Aaron Pierre, Kyle Chandler, and

Sep 16
1 h 24 min

Hope

In this episode, we review the 2026 South Korean epic science fiction action thriller film written and directed by Na Hong jin, titled Hope. We discuss our favorite actio

Sep 14
1 h 19 min

Lanterns - “The Weenie” (S1, E4)

In this episode, we continue with our weekly recaps of the latest superhero television series from HBO Max and the DC Universe, starring Aaron Pierre, Kyle Chandler, and

Sep 9
1 h 25 min

Batman: Caped Crusader Season 2

In this episode, we review the second season of the Amazon Prime original animated series from the Batman universe titled Batman: Caped Crusader. We discuss how the intro

Sep 7
1 h 04 min

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Live Review

In this episode, we do a live review on YouTube of the latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the Tom Holland led Spider-Man franchise, starring Tom Holl

Sep 5
2 h 13 min

Train to Busan (10th Anniversary)

In this episode, we do a rewatchable review of the 2016 South Korean action horror film, directed by Yeon Sang Ho and written by Park Joo Suk titled Train to Busan. We di

Sep 4
1 h 14 min

Lanterns - “OutKast” (S1, E3)

In this episode, we continue with our weekly recaps of the latest superhero television series from HBO Max and the DC Universe, starring Aaron Pierre, Kyle Chandler, and

Sep 2
1 h 11 min

The Dog Stars

In this episode, we review the 2026 post apocalyptic science fiction film, directed by Ridley Scott and based on the 2012 novel of the same name by Peter Heller, starring

Aug 31
1 h 02 min

Lanterns - "Trust Fall" (S1, E2)

In this episode, we begin reviewing the latest superhero television series from HBO Max and the DC Universe, starring Aaron Pierre, Kyle Chandler, and Kelly Macdonald, ti

Aug 28
1 h 23 min

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma

In this episode, we review the 2026 American slasher film, written and directed by Jane Schoenbrun and starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson titled Teenage Sex a

Aug 26
1 h 16 min

Sleepaway Camp

In this episode, we do a rewatchable review of the 1983 American slasher film written and directed by Robert Hiltzik and starring Mike Kellin, Katherine Kamhi, and Paul D

Aug 24
1 h 03 min

Lanterns - “Pilot” (S1, E1)

In this episode, we begin reviewing the latest superhero television series from HBO Max and the DC Extended Universe starring Aaron Pierre, Kyle Chandler, and Kelly Macdo

Aug 21
1 h 17 min

The End of Oak Street

In this episode, we review the 2026 American science fiction survival film written, co-produced, and directed by David Robert Mitchell starring Anne Hathaway & Ewan McGre

Aug 19
1 h 04 min

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What listeners say

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I was skeptical about the dead end spinoffs after i dove head first into black korea.. But fps is top tier and definitely deserves more/all the love. Great laughs, great crew, great perspective.

Th3bestever · Oct 2024

Great dialogue, honesty and diversity in opinion. FPS has even inspired me to watch ish I disrespected for 10yrs i.e GOT’s and had me binge watch the show to keep up with recap at the time. Keep it going

hovah2k · Sep 2022

Surprisingly great convos and insightful perspectives. Everyone seems to have a deep understanding of cinematic mediums. Great job! Love this podcast

Bjga-20 · Mar 2022

This is the best podcast I’ve listened to. I find myself listening to reviews of movies i haven’t even watched. The cast here are awesome at putting things into different perspectives and really breaking down the movies to make It make more sense or less sense. The cast really puts in the work and are hilarious. I love this podcast!

_hueyf · May 2021

I wanted to like this podcast because the guys are funny and they have a nice banter, but man, this has got to be the lowest effort broadcast out there. If anything in the story is deeper than surface level they seem befuddled; "I don't get it," seemed to be their most common phrase. I left 2⭐ in the hope that they'll improve in the future because we need more diverse voices but this one has a long way to go.

hoos30 · Mar 2025

I was really disappointed in the analysis of “X” and especially “Pearl”. The hosts talked about being unsatisfied by the lack of "answers" Pearl provied. I don't think it's about that. It's about painting the landscape and building context. There doesn't have to be an explicit "why". Pearl’s psychopathic behavior is shaped and brought to a head from her experience as a woman of that time. She was brought up in a repressed household- her parents being first generation German immigrants, and a repressed society plagued by pandemic and war. The hosts talked about why pearl didn’t explain the “sex stuff” in X but you have to fill in the blanks. Think about the scarecrow scene.. think about how the projectionist showed her a pornographic film for the first time.. and now think about the conservatism of the time Pearl grew up in addition to the restraints her mother imposed on her, and how she ultimately never escaped it. It was my first time listening to this podcast- I picked it after skimming a few other podcast descriptions after reading that FPS had in depth discussion I clicked. I was let down…. It all felt like a really subjective read with no real critical lens or context.

Goldhoneybars · Dec 2022

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