Alex Keledjian & Ryan Gibson (How I Got Greenlit) share their thoughts on some obscure 80s movies and then talk filmmaking on a wide range of budget levels.

Jeff Strand (Dweller, A Bad Day For Voodoo, Pressure) talks writing influences, walk-on roles in low budget horror movies, and novelizations whose time (may) have come.

Mark Evanier (Groo, Garfield and Friends, Crossfire) shares tales of the comic book industry, tales of Hollywood, and of course, tales of Jack Kirby.

Ed Brisson (Predator, Batman, The Violent) swings by with his thoughts on crime films, crime authors, and how Jim Jarmusch's Night on Earth changed his perception of the rules of storytelling.

Mark Russell (Billionaire Island, Fantastic Four, The Flintstones) discusses a few of the films that most deeply affected him and the ways in which they've inspired some of his own writing techniques.

Zach Lipovsky (Freaks, Kim Possible, Final Destination) talks about making films with children who have super powers, teenagers who are spies, and adults who try, and ultimately fail, to cheat death.

Tom McWeeney (Roachmill, Atomic Frenchie) joins us for a lively, insightful discussion on 1970s & 80s sci-fi and genre films.

Rob Grant (Harpoon, Cabin in the Woods, Deadpool 2) swings by to share his opinion on character-driven storytelling, and how some of the earliest films he ever saw are still affecting him to this day.

Jim Zub (Skullkickers, Marvel's Avengers, Conan the Barbarian) stops by to talk about fantasy movies, fantasy comics, Don Bluth, and Studio Ghibli.

Lochlyn Munro (Peacemaker, Riverdale, Unforgiven) phones up to tell us dozens of Hollywood stories about working with some of the very best (and a couple of the worst) people in the industry.

Steve Rude PART 2

Steve Rude (Nexus, The Moth, The Incredible Hulk vs. Superman) pops by to share his thoughts on early influences, his many collaborators, and the status of the Nexus cartoon show.

Jesse V. Johnson (Avengement, The Debt Collector, Hell Hath No Fury) talks in-depth about his filmmaking, collaborations, and his humble beginings. (His first gig was working with Christopher Lee!)

Shane Simmons (Longshot Comics, Necropolis, Sex Tape) drops by to discuss the films that inspired and influenced his writing.

Molly Ann Rothschild (assistant director for Tony & Ridley Scott's The Hunger) regales us with tales of the 90s Montreal film & television scene.

Matthew Bogart (Incredible Doom, The Chairs Hiatus) talks about the movies that influenced his work.