BJ Colangelo

Join Peter Sciretta, co-founder of SlashFilm and the YouTube channel Ordinary Adventures, Germain Lussier, senior reporter at io9 and Gizmodo, and BJ Colangelo, lead editor at SlashFilm. They hilariously dissect the 2025 Summer Movie Wager, making their predictions on which films will dominate the box office. Highlights include debates on the upcoming 'Lilo and Stitch' remake and the nostalgic allure of 'Karate Kid.' This lively conversation offers insights into box office trends, star power, and cultural relevance, making it a must-listen for movie buffs!

This discussion features Ben Pearson, Jacob Hall, BJ Colangelo, and Chris Evangelista, all film editors with a knack for dissecting genre cinema. They dive into the gritty world of body horror, exploring its defining characteristics and the emotional depth behind the grotesque. Key films are passionately debated, from Cronenberg classics to modern gems like 'Possessor.' The group also reveals hidden treasures and shares their personal favorites, culminating in a lively ranking of the most impactful body horror movies that leave both chills and thought-provoking questions.

BJ Colangelo, a savvy film critic, Germain Lussier, an entertainment journalist, and Peter Sciretta, a film creator, dive into the thrilling chaos of summer box office results. They dissect the surprising triumph of 'Inside Out 2' and its nostalgic appeal. The trio shares humorous anecdotes about their predictions, the shocking performance of films like 'Furiosa,' and the evolving landscape of movie marketing. With insights into audience expectations and the stress of the Summer Movie Wager, their lively banter keeps the conversation both entertaining and enlightening.

BJ Colangelo, a podcast host known for 'This Ends at Prom,' joins the hosts to explore Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut, 'Blink Twice.' They dive into the film's strong themes of female friendship and empowerment, while discussing the significance of trigger warnings in storytelling. The conversation contrasts the nods to cinematic history found in 'Blink Twice' with more contemporary narratives. They also reflect on the complexity of women's experiences in film, examining societal pressures and the importance of support among female characters.

BJ Colangelo, filmmaker and author, joins the hosts to review 'I Saw the TV Glow'. They discuss the themes of finding solace in TV shows, reflections on adolescence, and a character's journey of self-realization. The conversation touches on the impact of television on teenage identity, the emotional journey of breaking free, and nostalgic reflections on childhood shows.