Reel Change Movie Podcast

Quick turnaround this week. The guys are in the studio to play a game of four pack DVD assembly. If you went into Wal Mart or Target and saw a four pack for an actor, would it be a hit pack or a miss pack. This week, the subjects are Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. What would be a pack of movies you would surely buy for the two and which would you come close but probably skip on purchasing? Follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod!

Charlie and William return with the August 1986 instalment of When Did That Come Out?. It's Rob Reiner's classic Stand by Me which Charlie is very much a fan of. Fan enough to go perfect 10? We will see. Also, we talk about the "run" Reiner went on from Spinal Tap through American President. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and rate/review on iTunes!

In some circles, James Cameron's Aliens is the best sequel of all time. Up next in our trek through 1986, Charlie leads us back to the place where no one can hear you scream. A vastly different film than its predecessor with a signature lead performance. Follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and please rate/review on iTunes!

This week William and Charlie take a look at what upcoming movie trailers played during the Super Bowl and suffice to say Charlie, nor his audio, like Solo. Last 20 minutes get into some really fun territory discussing Charlie's thoughts on The Shape of Water. Please continue to follow on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and rate/review on iTunes!

It's now getting into the summer of '86, and this week Charlie chose to took a look at what is long considered by many to be the John Hughes' best film, Ferris Bueller's Day Off. We get into a variety of interesting topics and examine how the film has aged for us. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and please subscribe/rate/review on iTunes!

January is usually a dumping ground or a rest and recover period for the studios. Jumanji continues to forge ahead while The Commuter overperformed. What are the all-time best January openers? Charlie also digs into his top 5 of 2017, and we dig into the Mark Wahlberg situation with the reshoots of All the Money in the World. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and leave a rating and review on iTunes!

The first 10 minutes of our May 1986 entry into When Did That Come Out? might be the most fun of 1986. We're talking Cobra this week, and we get into a variety of Stallone-related topics. Where do you stand on Cobra? Let us know on Twitter (@reelchangepod) and please leave us a rating/review on iTunes!

Happy New Year! The guys bring in 2018 by talking both Star Wars and Star Trek with the possible fate of Episode IX and what the hangup is with Tarantino directing a Trek film. Also, Charlie talks Bright and the guys get into the Will Smith catalogue. Please  continue to follow on Twitter, @reelchangepod and please rate/review on iTunes!

It is April of 1986, and Charlie and William encounter the cult hit, Critters. This one becomes an interesting entry in the WDTCO series. What are your opinions on Critters? Let us know at @reelchangepod! Also, please leave us a rating/review on iTunes!

William and Charlie go deep dive on Star Wars. But we do keep it non-spoiler for about 25 minutes. If you haven't seen Star Wars, pause when we tell you to and come back later. We also get into the backlash that has stirred up from the angry Star Wars fan contingent that really doesn't like anything. Did you hate Star Wars: The Last Jedi? Did you love it? Tweet us @reelchangepod

It is March of 1986, and there can only be one choice for When Did That Come Out? It's Highlander, the cult favorite that launched quite the series of films, television shows and other media. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and please leave a rating/review on iTunes!

This week we have a special interview with Ed Charrette who is premiering his first feature film at The Gramercy in New York. He tells all about it. Plus, we talk Coco keeping pace as well as worst movie guy to have a debate with. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and rate/review on iTunes!

This week Charlie chose F/X from February 1986 to review, and it's actually a film neither he or William had seen, which made the conversation all the better. Brian Brown and Brian Dennehy star in this interesting special effects meets noir thriller. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and if you haven't, please rate/review on iTunes!

This week William and Charlie talk the debut of Justice League ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday as well our favorite "Oscar bait" films and the possible implosion of the Dark Universe in the wake of the The Mummy's crash and burn this summer. Please rate/review on iTunes and follow us on Twitter (@reelchangepod)!

Charlie Stabile leads the first in his series of ventures through the calendar year 1986. Starting in January, it's Iron Eagle, a movie often looked upon as both a cult favorite and an object of ridicule thanks to Family Guy. Truth be told, this predecessor to Top Gun was pretty successful in the first month of 1986. Continue the conversation with Charlie and William on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and please rate/review/subscribe on iTunes!

Welcome to our first venture into talking movies! It's Screeners & Dailies,  our section of the Reel Change Movie Podcast that looks at current topics in the world of film. This week, Thor reigns supreme at the box office, what movies are we looking forward to this Fall?, and how excited would we be for a Lethal Weapon 5 considering belated sequels have a shaky track record? Please follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and thank you for checking us out.