So I Married A Film Critic Barry Wurst

We jump back to the 1960s to discuss this Stephen King novela about four boys who take a journey to see a dead body. While the subject matter of this film is a little downbeat, we find some humor on their trip dodging trains, getting attacked by leaches, telling gross stories and dealing with their trauma. Highly recommend watching this coming-of-age movie if you’ve never seen it. Follow us on Instagram @soimarriedafilmcritic_podcast.

We go back to the past and into the future to talk about the rise of the machines in the original "The Terminator." Discussions include how 80s everything is, time traveling naked, can James Cameron direct a love scene, should Kyle Reese have lived a little longer, and the quote that makes Julia swoon. So get your neon and large overcoat on and join us at Tech Noir for how technology will eventually ruin our lives.
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Blood Simple, the first film directed by the Coen Brothers, takes us on the familiar film noir journey of affairs, murders and misunderstandings. Do Francis McDormand and John Getz have the passion to pull off their desire to be together? Why are there no curtains in anyone’s home? How would you clean up a murder scene? We get into all the details!

May the 4th be with you...Barry and Julia go back to the beginning of the Star Wars saga and discuss the much maligned Phantom Menace. Between talks of trade wars and Federation meetings, there's light saber battles, a Christ child, pod racing and Jedi who may or may not have their powers completely working. Not only was Jar Jar a mistake, but Liam Neeson looks embarrassed and bored, Anakin not evil enough, and why doesn't anyone notice who the real Queen Amadala is? We talk about all this and more!
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Your hosts wear something borrowed, something blue for "My Best Friend's Wedding" (1997), the horror film where Julia Roberts tries to ruin everyone's lives. Julia wonders why this isn't a musical, while Barry is just grateful that Rupert Everett is in this. Also discussed- if a wedding can be broken up over a single email and if that original ending was actually a better fit. Follow us on Instagram@soimarriedafilmcritic_podcast

Let's discuss the winding, labyrinth that is Christopher Nolan's magic drama "The Prestige." Who is the real bad guy in this film and are there any good guys? Does everyone have a double? Would you kill your clone? Would you trick everyone in real life in order to keep your magic a secret? Hear Barry's Michael Cane accent and Julia's question that officially stumped him. Then let us know if our theories are correct. Follow us on Instagram and YouTube.