On this week’s episode Silas reviews the films Swan Song (Apple TV+), The Lost Daughter (Netflix), and Zola (Came out earlier this year in theaters but viewed recently for awards consideration). 6:31 – Swan Song, 16:32 – The Lost Daughter 27:20, – Zola
This week Silas is joined by director and writer of the new film Death of A Telemarketer, Khaled Ridgeway, for an interview. Before that Silas reviews that film and the new HBO Max Original film 8-Bit Christmas.
5:29 – Review of 8-Bit Christmas
16:10 – Review of Death Of A Telemarketer
24:28 – Interview with Khaled Ridgeway
This episode Silas reviews the new Disney film Encanto, the new WB film King Richard, and Netflix’s Tick Tick Boom.
This week Silas reviews Ghostbusters: Afterlife opening up this weekend in theaters nationwide, as well as two Netflix films Passing and Red Notice, both just released on Netflix this past weekend.
Silas sits down with actor, writer, and director Christine Weatherup to talk about her premiere film that was just released on VOD, See You Next Christmas. She also answers the Seven Questions. But first, Silas reviews three films, The Guilty on Netflix, A new film called Finch coming to Apple TV+, and See You Next Christmas, which is now playing.
Silas and guest Mike Devore review Marvel’s Eternals in this bonus episode.
Dylan Cole joins Silas today to review the upcoming films Needle in A Timestack out on VOD October 15th (only Silas Reviews this) and Dune out in theaters everywhere and HBO MAX October 22nd. Dune review starts at minute 22:44
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Silas & Samantha discuss Five Signs you aren’t taking care of yourself.
Comedian and author Amos Mack joined Samantha and Silas to discuss his new Children’s Book “Why Daddy Can’t Count To Ten”.
Author Maia Strong returns to talk about her newest novel, her first smut free novel, Midnight Jones, a cozy paranormal story set in Seattle. She also answers the 7 questions for the first time.