On the 329th episode of Piecing It Together, Emma Sewell joins me to talk about Meg 2: The Trench. Finding guests is always part of the fun of podcasting and in Emma I found someone who watched the original The Meg over 100 times. This is gonna be a fun one… Puzzle pieces include Jurassic Park, Rush Hour, Piranha 3D and Die Hard.
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On the 274th episode of Piecing It Together, five awesome filmmakers including David Michor, Chris Johnson, Paul Hibbard, Joe Black, Kris Krainock and Michael Keene, join me to talk about Steven Spielberg’s self reflection The Fabelmans. Puzzle pieces include Spielberg’s own filmography, Licorice Pizza and Belfast.
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On the 251st episode of Piecing It Together, The Lady-Wan returns to the podcast to talk about Jordan Peele’s 3rd film, Nope. This unique take on the UFO subgenre of horror is an old school blast and one of my favorite movies of the year. Puzzle pieces include Fire In The Sky, Cloverfield, Back To The Future 2 and a whole bunch of Steven Speilberg.
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On the 226th episode of Piecing It Together, I’m joined by Chad Clinton Freeman for a special kind of episode… It’s both a Piecing It Together of the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre (now available on Netflix), and a Breaking It Apart of 1974’s original The Texas Chainsaw Massacre from Tobe Hooper. We’d wanted to cover the original for a long time and the new one gave us the perfect opportunity to do this special episode like we did a few years back for Halloween. Puzzle pieces include that 2018 Halloween, as well as The Evil Dead, The Hills Have Eyes and Psycho.
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On the 11th episode of the special episode series called Breaking It Apart, I’m joined by Kris Krainock for an episode on everyone’s favorite overgrown ape, King Kong. This episode on the 1933 original was supposed to be recorded last year after its 77th anniversary, but was delayed after Covid-19 put a monkey wrench in our plans. But now we’re finally getting to it on the eve of the new Godzilla Vs Kong film. Puzzle pieces include Godzilla, Jurassic Park, Anaconda and Shadow of the Vampire.
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