HeyJaredRye Smile Films
The film review podcast that highlights new/old films accompanied with fine spirits to cleanse the pallet. Starring Matt and Jesse, each week will feature The Flight, Happy Hour, and The Nightcap.
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The Witch (2015) (opens the original)
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Week two of the "Bowl of Horror" takes us into the 1600s as we try to avoid the woods lest we encounter Robert Eggers' The Witch. Journey with us as we discuss this wild directorial debut that relies on candle light and creepy farm animals as a family tries it's best to keep things together amongst sinister happenings. Does this slow burn horror film deserve the praise or is it vastly overrated? So pour some rye, grab your silver cup, and get ready to encounter Black Phillip. Cheers!
House on Haunted Hill (1959) (opens the original)
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This week we pick from the "Bowl of Horror" and head to the 1950s for our episode on the original House on Haunted Hill. Journey with us as we discuss this classic B-movie courtesy of William Castle that offers our first chance to talk about acting legend Vincent Price. We also discuss how gimmicks were used for this short 74 minute film. Does this deserve to be discussed amongst the best haunted house films or is it hampered by its low budget? So pour some rye, get your ghost on a skateboard, a
The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) (opens the original)
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This week we put a lid on the "Summer Sunburn" cask as we head to a galaxy far, far away with our episode on The Mandalorian and Grogu. Journey with us as we discuss this attempt to take this TV show to the big screen along with a breakdown on the current state of Star Wars. Is this a valiant attempt and worthy adventure for the Mandalorian and Grogu or should they stick to the small screen? So pour some rye, grab your Beskar armor, and get ready because 'this is the way.' Cheers!
The Death of Robin Hood (2026) (opens the original)
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The "Sunburn Cask" continues this week as we head into the past, the 1200s to be exact, and review a wild take on a classic character with The Death of Robin Hood. Journey with us as we discuss this interpretation on the character and his ultimate demise and wonder if this was the right choice to release during the summer time. Does this film do Robin Hood justice or are we wishing for an alternative version of his swan song? So pour some rye, grab your bow and arrow, and get ready to head to a
Disclosure Day (2026) (opens the original)
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This week we start a new cask around some "Summer Movie Sunburn" and up first we try to decipher the latest from director Steven Spielberg with Disclosure Day. Journey with us as we discuss this legendary director's latest film involving aliens, and the race to let the public know the truth of their existence. But is this a half baked idea that was better suited for the fall instead of the summer? Has Spielberg ran out of juice or is he still able to captivate audiences? So pour some rye, grab y
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