Writers/Blockbusters Screenwriting Podcast

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob cook up their gleeful breakdown of the grief-stricken script to the Nic Cage tour de force that is PIG.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob find out there are certain rules that one must abide by in order to successfully survive a podcast. They follow most of those rules as they stab through the Kevin Williamson script to Wes Craven's classic SCREAM.

The hosts discuss 'The Matrix Resurrections', analyzing its attempt at deconstructing the series and the writer/director's mindset. They analyze the concept of deconstruction in movies, using examples like 'Gremlins,' 'Robocop,' and 'Scream'. The speakers express disappointment with the film's storytelling techniques and lack of urgency. They discuss the portrayal of death and the impact on stakes and sacrifices. The chapter also focuses on analyzing the aesthetics and storytelling choices of the movie, along with its confusing message and ambiguous ending. They discuss the perfect middle finger ending and suggest a television series for the franchise.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob look each other in the eyes and say "Go get 'em Tiger" as they discuss script lessons learned from the Sam Raimi classic Spider-Man 2.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob munch on Jason Reitman and Gil Kenan's script for Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob never mention how "slime" is a portmanteau of "sludge" and "grime" as they walk through their breakdown of the script to the original 1984 classic...Ghostbusters.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob say his name several times but thankfully no where near a mirror as they discuss the script to Nia DaCosta's Candyman.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob look directly into a ZOOM window and say "Candyman" way more than five times while discussing the script to the 1992 horror classic.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob know the stakes are high as they discuss Jame Gunn's newest script for The Suicide Squad.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob become the task masters of their own show as they discuss Marvel's newest film, Black Widow.