Time Sensitive

Jim Cummings has a new movie out so we had to review it! We first did Thunder Road back in season one and now Ian and Sam cover The Wolf of Snow Hollow with longtime friend of the show Will Mumper.

Sam and Ian are joined by special guest Caleb Francis Jenkins to discuss the impact of Coronavirus on Movie Creation, Theaters, Film Festivals, Award Shows and all things Hollywood.

Sam and Ian are joined by special guest Caleb Francis Jenkins to talk about Tarantino's 9th film.

In anticipation of the birth of Time Sensitive's newest fan, Sam and Ian talk their favorite baby-themed movies and baby appearances on film, identify the biggest movies from the year they were born, and rewrite classic films by simply adding a baby.

"Diego Maradona" is the newest documentary from Oscar-winning filmmaker Asif Kapadia. Maradona was one of the most talented, divisive, and infamous names in professional sports, and Kapadia's new film provides an honest depiction of his status as "a rebel, a cheat, a hero, and a god." Maradona passed away last year, and the Time Sensitive crew takes to the pitch with special guest Paul Willard

Look out, look out wherever you are! This terrifying game of Hide-and-Seek stars Samara Weaving, Adam Brody, and Andie MacDowell. It’s blend of subversive humor, bloody horror, and traditional family values, will leave you cursing the rich and their depraved ideas of fun. Our #TimeSensitive conversation features special guest host Paul Willard.

"When seriously ill teenager Milla falls madly in love with small-time drug dealer Moses, it’s her parents’ worst nightmare. But as Milla’s first brush with love brings her a new lust for life, things get messy, and traditional morals go out the window." BABYTEETH is written by Rita Kalnejais (adapted from her own 2012 stage play) and directed by Shannon Murphy. Time Sensitive goes Down Under with special guest Sarah Craig as we review the most critically acclaimed Australian film of 2020.

The tradition continues. Sam and Ian outline their most anticipated new releases of the year, evaluate the status of last year's picks, and unveil upcoming projects from #TimeSensitive alumni. Of course, much depends on how the industry continues to respond to the Coronavirus pandemic, but if Warner Bros. keeps destroying the theatrical window, we will keep watching!

Sam and Ian go international with guest host Andrew Swanson this week as Time Sensitive covers Brazil's genre-bending Bacurau

Typically, we solemnly swear to keep our politics to those associated with Awards Season, and to faithfully execute the discussion of movies, but in honor of this historic inauguration, this week's episode will explore our favorite real-life and fictional presidential portrayals on the big screen.

We kick off Season 3 of Time Sensitive with a buddy-road-trip-adventure-comedy where the literary themes of Mark Twain meet the brute strength of Jake “The Snake” Roberts. "The Peanut Butter Falcon", written and directed by Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz, stars Shia LaBeouf and newcomer Zack Gottsagen as two young runaways who become backwater heroes. We are excited to welcome guest host Nate Clark, friend of the show and Program Director at the Down Syndrome Association of West Michigan, as we review "The Sweetest Darn Film of the Decade".

Just a little short bonus to get you ready for the season 3 premier on January 15th!

It is a bittersweet week at Time Sensitive as we celebrate the end of an incredible Season 2 while also saying, "So long," to our great friend and co-host Kate Glossop. We wish her the best as she explores her upcoming nuptials and screenwriting projects, but we couldn't let her leave without a proper exit interview and a look back on two years of film reviews and laughter.

It is time for Time Sensitive to be "honest and unmerciful" as we open The Vault to review Cameron Crowe's 2000 autobiographical rock odyssey "Almost Famous".

Webster’s dictionary defines “tossed salad” as a noun: a salad made of greens, often with added vegetables tossed in a dressing. "Yes, God, Yes", the directorial debut of writer Karen Maine, defines it as a verb: a sex act involving the mouth and the buttocks. That’s right: Time Sensitive has stooped as low as anilingus. Just kidding. But not really.

“Whether you call them sacrificial lambs, revolutionaries, or just two innocent people that defended themselves - their names will live on forever.” #TimeSensitive reviews "Queen & Slim", the feature directorial debut of Melina Matsoukas with a screenplay by powerhouse Emmy-winning writer Lena Waithe.

We've taken the "mini" episode even further as Time Sensitive breaks down the past three winners of the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film. Once dominated by Walt Disney, this category has an impressive history spanning all different types of animation. We talk "Dear Basketball", "Bao", and the current champ "Hair Love"

“Today, tomorrow, yesterday, it’s all the same,” according to the aptly named Nyles, who finds himself stuck in a time loop of "Groundhog Day" proportions. We know comedy is expected, but is romance? Is "Palm Springs" a film you’ll want to watch over and over again? Time Sensitive meets The Lonely Island this week!

It's been a long week. Kick back with your friends from Time Sensitive as they outline some books, music, television, podcasts, activities, and movies they are currently "into". You may just find your newest obsession.

We close out our 2nd Annual Freaky Film Festival by diving into the deep underbelly of LA's art and drug culture with Joe Begos' gore-soaked vampire flick "Bliss". It is one bad trip for Dezzy after a hallucinogenic drug gives her a taste for blood... or does it?