Heart/Felt – Ep 13 – Start at the Bottom: The Muppets (2011)
HEART/FELT – START AT THE BOTTOM: THE MUPPETS (2011) In this episode of Heart/Felt, I’m joined by media producer Jarred Schiff to revisit The Muppets (2011). We explore how the film balances nostalgia with a fresh perspective, reintroducing these beloved characters to a new generation while showing why their sincerity still resonates. YOUR HOST Eric Samaniego (Trash in
Screener Squad: Strip Law
April 6, 2026
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Animation, animation, Bradly Martin, Felix Finch, Netflix, podcast, review, Screener Squad, TV, TV show review
STRIP LAW SERIES REVIEW “If you are committed enough, you can make any story work. I once told a woman I was Kevin Costner, and it worked because I believed it” – Saul Goodman from Better Call Saul. Netflix presents an animated series featuring legal counseling in Las Vegas, Strip Law. Lincoln Gumb (Adam Scott) is an insecure uptight attorney
Screener Squad: Love Story
April 6, 2026
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Bradly Martin, Disney+, Eoin Daly, Frank Calvillo, Hulu, podcast, Screener Squad, TV, TV show review
LOVE STORY MOVIE REVIEW Love is a many splendored thing, and back in the 90’s two lovers, named John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, kissed and the world stood still. The two would be lifted up by love where they belonged but alas not every love is like like in the storybooks. While all many of us really need
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Drama
April 3, 2026
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Ian Butcher, Marco Noyola, Mike McAllister, Movie Review, podcast, Sarah Jane, Screener Squad
THE DRAMA MOVIE REVIEW Don’t let the title fool you, The Drama is a comedy, albeit a very dark, pitch-black comedy; the kind where the laughs offer a welcome and much needed respite from the discomfort you’ll feel as its narrative unfolds. In a classic rom-com set-up, the movie begins with a meet-cute in a coffee shop between dorky museum
Screener Squad: Forbidden Fruits
April 1, 2026
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Bradly Martin, Caroline Sulek, film, horror, Horror Comedy, Kate Chambers, Movie Review, podcast, Screener Squad, Shudder
FORBIDDEN FRUITS MOVIE REVIEW The online discourse (in some disturbing corners) says you should pass on cinema made for and by women in the industry. That wouldn’t be very fetch of you, no cap. If you thought that was cringe, that’s because an adult wrote it after googling “Is Gen Z a thing, how does Gen Z talk?”. Though lost
Screener Squad: Fantasy Life
FANTASY LIFE MOVIE REVIEW Are you a fan of Noah Baumbach movies? Maybe some classic Woody Allen New York Jewish anxiety films? How about a quiet walking and talking film? Well, Fantasy Life might be right up your alley. This feature directorial debut from Matthew Shear takes us on a sun-soaked stroll through the Big Apple and Martha’s Vineyard. It’s

