On the 337th episode of Piecing It Together, Ryan Luis Rodriguez joins me to talk about The Creator. This sci-fi from Gareth Edwards was heavily touted for its low price tag in an age of bloated blockbusters, but despite rave reviews, it kind of underperformed. Puzzle pieces include the Terminator series, Looper, Platoon and Alita Battle Angel.
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On the 321st episode of Piecing It Together, Chad Clinton Freeman joins me to talk about Mad Heidi. After a string of major blockbuster films, it felt like a fun change of pace to talk about a ridiculous, super cheesy “swissploitation” film. Puzzle pieces include Machete, Lady Snowblood, Conan the Barbarian and Inglorious Basterds.
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On the 12th installment of our Missing Pieces series, Shaun Alexander from SIVAKO: Road To Avatar joins me to talk about the biggest movie ever, James Cameron’s Avatar. On the eve of the remastered re-release in theaters as well as the long, long, LONG awaited sequel, it seemed like the perfect time to look at the films that inspired Avatar and the films that it inspired.
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On the 65th episode of Piecing It Together, Chad Clinton Freeman and Ryan Daugherty join me for a nerdy extravaganza in our conversation about Godzilla: King of the Monsters. The third chapter in Legendary Pictures’ MonsterVerse features tons of monster-on-monster action, and a lot of rain. Puzzle pieces include Batman V Superman, The Happening, Kaiju Big Battel and the Independence Day series.
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On the 24th episode of Piecing It Together, returning co-host Chad Clinton Freeman discuss Alpha, the survival epic about the first ever “boy and his dog” from writer/director Albert Hughes. It’s a gorgeous looking movie set in 20,000BC with long, beautiful shots of the uncompromising wilderness, acted in an ancient language (with subtitles) and tells the story of the first man who ever bonded with a dog. It might not REALLY be the story of the first man and dog to bond, but it’s a great one. Puzzle pieces include Apocalypto, 300, 10,000 B.C., and Annie.
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