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Lynn Venhaus is a veteran journalist, specializing in features, entertainment writing and local news. Reviews movies for KTRS Radio, Webster-Kirkwood Times, www.PopLifeSTL.com and podcast, formerly known as Reel Times Trio, now PopLifeSTL.com Presents. Carl "The Intern" Middleman has 30 years in the radio business in St. Louis, now working for Audacy (stations KMOX, KFTK, Y98, KEZK, WFUN and WHHL). He reviews film with Max Foizey on "Max on Movies" at KTRS and for this podcast.
Lynn is joined by Chas Adams as guest co-host. They begin with Union Avenue Opera: Scott Schoonover, Kathryn Frady and Cara Chowning discuss L'Elisir d'amore and Samson et Dalila. Then, choreographer Lindsay Joy Lancaster of Stages St. Louis' talks Guys and Dolls.
Michelle Bucci -- talk about their experiences with Lynn Venhaus in a special Filmmakers Roundtable. Their films are July 25 and July 26.
guest host Tina Farmer are joined by Master Sergeant Brian Wilmer from the MidAmerica Air Force Band about their free metro concerts July 1 -7. They then speak with Matthew Kerns, artistic director / curator of St. Louis Fringe Festival.
for the Bread and Wine Theatre Company, talking about Robert Harling's acclaimed comedy-drama.
opening at New Jewish Theatre June 11. Next, Emmett Williams of Cinema St. Louis on The 19th Annual QFest, which runs June 12-21 at the Hi-Pointe Theatre (and air-conditioning has returned)!
Lynn is joined by guest host, Broadway World's Jim Lindhorst this week to talk about local actors, the Tony Award nominations, TV and movies. But first they are joined by Kristen Stokes starring in the Fabulous Fox's production of MJ.
Lynn's guest host this week is Broadway World's Jim Lindhorst and they are joined by two baseball authors. First, Belleville News Democart's Executive Editor, Todd Eschman has written Beyond the Box Score: A Columnist’s Chronicles of Heroes, History and Hot Takes from St. Louis to the East Side. And then, Dr. Jeremy Housewright has written Gertrude Goes to the Ballpark - A heartwarming children's book about a bulldog, friendship, baseball, and Busch Stadium.
and then it's Emmett Williams from Cinema St. Louis to discuss the 18th annual French Film Festival.
Carl have two theater guests. First, fresh off of her win at the Theater Circle Awards, Metro Theater Company's Jackie Thompson to talk about her new show, Life Doesn't Frighten Me. Next, John O'Brien from the Fabulous Fox talks about their just-announced new season.
Mitchell Henry-Eagles and Ryan Omar Stack. Plus the St. louis Theater Circle Awards are next Monday!
Lynn is joined by guest host Cate Marquis, who writes for the St Louis Jewish Light and We Are Movie Geeks. Their guest today is John Wilson from the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival to discuss the films and a little theatre!
a fact-based original play starting this weekend at the Missouri History Museum before it travels for the next three weeks.
Carl are first joined by their old friend Alan Knoll, starring in The Rep's production of Primary Trust. Next, they are joined by Jennie Brick who is directing the West End Players Guild's The Children. Plus Lynn saw Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die.
at St. Louis Actors' Studio. Finally, they discuss the St. Louis Theater Circle nominations. Plus they have the Theatre Roundup.
Carl are joined by Roz White from the Fabulous Fox's production of Alicia Key's Hell's Kitchen beginning January 27. They are then joined by Grand Allusion: A Tribute to Styx's Carlos Bedoya performing at Delmar Hall on February 7th.
co-host, Tina Farmer are joined by Kalyani Nagarajan and Justin Rogers who are the cast of Mrs. Krishnan's Party now playing at The Rep.
Oh. What. Fun. Plus the year-end nominations for the St. Louis Film Critics Association.
Aaron Fischer are starring in Stray Dog's Superhero (straydogtheatre.org). Also the new release Zootopia 2. Plus Lynn guessed 4 of the 7 Muny shows for 2026.
Carl are joined by Robert Crenshaw who is starring in The Wiz at the Fabulous Fox thru December 7th. They then talk about the new releases: Eternity, Rental Family, Train Dreams and Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. Plus Carl saw the Disney+'s remastered The Beatles Anthology and Lynn is catching up with Stranger Things.
Carl are joined by Joshua Ray from The Take-Up to discuss new films: Wicked: For You, Hamnet, Now You See Me, Now You Don't, The Running Man and Knives Out: Wake Up Dead Man. Plus thing to look for and to be thankful for (cinematically) in 2025.
Lynn & Carl speak with author Jacob Juntunen & director Sam Hayes of Contraband Theatre's Professor House. Plus new theatrical releases: Tron: Ares, A House of Dynamite and Soul on Fire.
Lynn & Carl are joined this week first by director Bradley Rohlf and star Joe Hanrahan of Midnight Company's production of St. Nicholas this weekend at the Greenfinch. Next, the director of the documentary: Percy Green Man of ACTION, Joseph Puleo. Also, Lynn went to the NYFF & saw A House of Dynamite & The Smashing Machine. Plus Stages STL announced their shows for next season.
Lynn & Carl have many friends join this week. First, Tom Ridgely and then Rob Wood are from Shakespeare in the Streets' production of "Power" at the House of Miles East St. Louis this weekend. Next, Adam Flores & Carl Overly, Jr. talk about Metro Theater's production of "Carmela Full of Wishes" this weekend.
Lynn & Carl are first joined by Ian Coulter-Buford who is starring in Stages St. Louis' production of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. Next Ken Boland tell us all about OxFest 2025 the Music Festival in Washington, Missouri this weekend. Next, a thrashing of A Big Bold Beautiful Journey. Plus remembrances of Robert Redford.
Lynn & the returning Carl the Intern talk about his Route 66 trip. They are then joined by Michael Webb from Cimarron 615 - a new band with former members of Poco, who play The Wildey in Edwardsville on Sept. 19. Next, New Jewish Theatre is presenting "The Wanderers," directed by Robert Quinlan and starring Joel Moses. Plus, they both saw Downton Abbey: the Grand Finale.
Lynn & Chas have many guests today. First, Rachel Tibbetts, Keating and Cassidy Flynn from SATE talk about their "Classic Adventure Movie: or Never Say Die." They are then joined by Andrea San Miguel, who plays Sylvia in "The Cottage." Next, Ron Himes is directing the musical "Raisin" at The Black Rep. Finally, Lynn & Chas shoot the breeze about (more) upcoming theatre in STL.
Lynn & Chas talk with Greg Hagglund about Napoleon Dynamite LIVE at The Factory October 9th & their pre-party September 3rd at Steve's Hot Dogs at The District. They are then joined by Eric Dundon from the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra about the re-openig events with Powell Hall.
Lynn & Carl talk to Bob Cowsill from The Cowsills, performing Thursday at the Family Arena. They are then joined by Kate Bergstrom, artistic director at The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis discussing their upcoming season. Plus they talk about the new releases: Ne Zha 2 & Ron Howard's Eden.
Lynn & Carl speak with organizers & performers of the St. Louis Fringe Festival: Suki Peters, director of "John Hughes Your Own Adventure." Matthew Kerns, President & Artistic Director of the Fest, and burlesque performer Lola Van Ella. Plus Lynn saw East of Wall & Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical & Carl saw Nobody 2.
Lynn & Carl are joined by producer Ben Scholle and founder of the Breaking Generational Poverty Foundation, Precious Jones to talk about the documentary Catching Bullets. They are then joined by Rock & Roll Hall of Famer from The Police, guitarist Andy Summers - coming to The Wildey in September. Plus, Lynn saw Freakier Friday & She Rides Shotgun.
Lynn & Carl are joined by Gary F. Bell from Stray Dog Theatre about their production of Aaron Copeland's The Second Hurricane (from 8/7). Next Carrie Houk joins to talk about the STL Tennessee Williams Festival 10th Anniversary production of A Streetcar Named Desire (from 8/7). Finally, Jeff Harnar discusses his Sammy Cahn show at Blue Strawberry (8/8). Plus they discuss the new release: The Naked Gun.
Lynn & Carl are joined by Jeff Faulkner, leader of Mr. Blue Sky - the Electric Light Orchestra tribute band before their show at Chesterfield Amphitheater on August 1st. Next, MaryBeth Scherr Babcock from Actors' Attic to talk about her one-woman show, Every Brilliant Thing opening July 25th at The Villiage Actors' Theatre in Dupo, IL. Plus Lynn & Carl saw Evita & Lynn watched Oh, Hi.
Lynn & Carl are joined by Gayle Seay & Erin Craig from Stages St. Louis to discuss their new production of Austin's Pride. Then they are joined by co-directors Aaron Sparks & Rebekah Scallet and actor Gary Glasgow from New Jewish Theatre's Two Jews Walk into a War... Plus Lynn saw the new releases Eddington & Sovereign.
Lynn & Carl speak with Tamara Keefe from Clementine's Naughty & Nice Creamery about the Golden Age of Hollywood collection. Then they are joined by Avery Harrison who is directing three of the plays in St. Louis Actors' Studio's 11th Annual LaBute New Theater Festival. Plus they talk about the new release: Superman and Frozen at the Muny
Lynn & Carl first speak with Paul Hibbard from Hysteria Fest beginning July 10th. They then talk with director Carl Overly, Jr. & actor Joe Hanrahan from The Midnight Company's production of Pride and Joy also beginning July 10th. Plus they discuss new releases: Jurassic World: Rebirth & 40 Acres.
Lynn & Carl talk to John Tartaglia, award-winning actor, puppeteer and director of Frozen - opening next week at The Muny.
Lynn & Carl speak with Annamaria Pileggi who is directing My Fair Lady opening July 5th at Union Avenue Opera. They then discuss the new releases: F1, M3GAN 2.0 and HBO's Mountainhead. Plus Lynn is excited about the Barbara Walter's doc & The Bear.
Lynn & Carl talk to Tom Ridgely from the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival about the end of Hamlet, the beginning of Romeo & Zooliet at the St Louis Zoo and the upcoming touring A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Lynn & Carl speak with STL Fringe Fest's Matthew Kerns about this years event running in August. Then they are joined by author Vaitlin Yager about her new book Small Town Missouri. Plus they discuss new releases: How to Train Your Dragon, Materialists & The Life of Chuck.
Lynn & Carl are joined by the Fabulous Fox's John O'Brien to talk about the 2025/6 Season. Then Chorus of Fools writers Hazel McIntire & Eric Satterfield talk about their new show Heavy at the Greenfinch. Plus new releases: Ballerina - from the World of John Wick and Wes Anderson's The Phoenician Scheme.
Lynn & Carl talk to actor & director Michael Kostroff who is directing Stages St. Louis' production of Murder for Two (from May 30th) about the show, his past work on The Wire & upcoming work on Spider Noir. They are then joined by director Ellie Schwetye & star Emily Baker from New Jewish Theatre's The Heidi Chronicles (from May 29th). Plus Lynn saw the new releases: Jane Austin Wrecked My Life, Fountain of Youth & Freiendship.
May 26th, 2025 a talk with Mike Isaacson from the Muny & checking in with STL Shake's Tom Ridgely by Pop Life STL
Lynn & Carl are joined by Opera Theatre of Saint Louis' stage director Shawna Lucey and set and costume designer Robert Innes Hopkins to discuss Die Fledermaus opening this weekend to kick off the 50th Anniversary Season. They are then joined by Dr. Jeremy Housewright about his latest book, a follow-up to his "For Love of the Show" -- "For the Love of the Show II: More Stories from Pro Wrestling Fans"
Lynn & Carl talk to Nick Drake from the Fabulous Fox's production of & Juliet opening May 20th. They are then joined by Reginald Wilson starring in Radio Golf at The Black Rep opening My 14th. Plus they discuss new releases: Thunderbolts*, Another Simple Favor & Tina Fey's The Four Seasons.
Lynn & Carl are joined by Chef Liz from Tenacious Eats to discuss the May the Fourth Brunch featuring Spaceballs. Also, they are having Adult Summer Camp featuring food & film. Next they speak to director Lize Lewy and star & playwright Summer Baer about the new show Scream Echo Scream. Plus Carl is enjoying his new job at KTRS.
Lynn & Carl are joined by the Urge's Steve Ewing from Steve's Hot Dogs about his spring happenings. They are next joined by Ain't Too Proud's Robert Crenshaw to preview the show at the Fabulous Fox. Then Lynn liked Companion & didn't care for On Swift Horses. Plus Carl has a new job.
Lynn & Carl are joined by award-winning actress Kimmie Kidd & her collaborator on her next couple of projects, Fly North's Colin Healy to discuss "This Will Be - The Spirit and Soul of Natalie Cole" at the Blue Strawberry (this & next Friday) and July's "Madam" at the Greenfinch. Plus Colin talks about "Little Miss Sunshine" coming up April 25th at the Greenfinch.
Lynn & Carl talk theatre with some Saint Louis treasures. First, Gary F. Bell talks about Stray Dog Theatre's Rock of Ages opening April 3rd at the Tower Grove Abbey. They are then joined by playwright Carter Lewis about his new play WITH at St. Louis Actor's studio with the stars Donna Weinsting & Whit Reichert. Plus Lynn saw The Friend & Eric Larue.
Lynn & Carl remember their friend, Brian McKenna tragically killed by a car last weekend. They then are joined by Christine Gallagher, author of Ruby's Revenge. They discuss the movies they haven't seen. Carl saw Becoming Led Zeppelin & Lynn went to a lot of theatre. Plus Lynn recaps the St. Louis Theater Circle Awards
Lynn & Carl are joined this week by Jayne McLendon from the Rep's production of Sherwood. They then talk about the new release Disney's Snow White. Finally, they speak with Brandon Springman from the Fabulous Fox's production of Kimberly Akimbo. Plus the Saint Louis Theater Circle Awards are Monday.
Lynn & Carl speak with members of the Albion Theatre team for The Beauty Queen of Leenane: Director Robert Ashton, Denise Mandle, President Gwynneth Rausch & star Jason Meyers. They then speak with Hailey Medrano & Spencer Milford starring in New Jewish Theatre's Cabaret. Plus they discuss new releases: Novocaine & the new Looney Toon: The Day the Earth Blew Up.
Lynn & Carl speak with John Wilson from the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival. They then discuss what happened at the Oscars and the new release: My Dead Friend Zoe. Plus Lynn has the Theatre Roundup
Lynn & Carl discuss this year's Oscars. They are then joined by Tavis Kordell to talk about their role as Jerry/Daphne in Some Like It Hot now playing at the Fabulous Fox.
Lynn & Carl speak with Richard Harris & Joe Hanrahan who are starring in The Black Rep's Coconut Cake. They also all discuss A Complete Unknown and a preview of the Midnight Company's new season. Then Lynn saw the new releases: Bridget Jones: Mad about the Boy, We Live in Time, The Gorge, The Monkey and We Beat the Dream Team. Plus they end with the Theatre roundup.
Lynn & Carl are joined by Saint Louis Theatre Legend, Ron Himes to talk about his role in The Rep's Clyde's now thru 3/2 and the Black Rep's production of Coconut Cake also through 3/2. Plus his upcoming SECOND completion of The August Wilson Century Cycle. Then they discuss the new release of Captain America: Brave New World. Plus the Theatre Roundup and SNL 50.
Lynn & Carl speak with Joel Moses & Dustin Petrillo starring as brothers in St. Louis Actors' Studio's production of Long Days Journey into Night at the Gaslight Theater (Feb. 7-23). Then Miki Abraham joins from the National Tour of Shucked coming to the Fabulous Fox Theatre Feb 11-23. Finally, Lynn saw the New Release, You Are Cordially Invited. Plus she has the Theatre Roundup.
Lynn & Carl speak with the legendary Austin Pendleton - who is in Saint Louis to direct stlas.org's Long Day's Journey into Night. Their in-depth discussion touches on Eugene O'Neill, his family life, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Otto Preminger, Skidoo, Groucho Marx, Christmas with the Kranks, The Muppet Movie, Jerome Robbins, Tennessee Williams - and after this interview we learned he is sticking around town for twsf.org!
Lynn & Carl are joined by Carrie Houk who spills the tea on "Ten for Tenn" with the Tennessee Williams Festival. Then after a look at You Are Cordially Invited, they are joined by Chorus of Fools' directors Rachel Tibbetts & Eric Satterfield to talk about their respective one-acts: The Pavement Kingdom & The Bigfoot Diaries playing together at the Greenfinch Theater. Finally, a look at new releases: Kobe: Making of a Legend and the SNL documentaries. Plus the Theatre Roundup (including Disney on Ice).
Lynn & Carl speak with Upstream Theater's Artistic Director Philip Boehm & award-winning actor Isaiah DiLorenzo about their new production, Pictures from a Revolution. Then they discuss the New Releases: I'm Still Here, Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl, Dog Man, Hard Truth, The Room Next Door & Back in Action. Plus Lynn has the Theatre Roundup.
Lynn & Carl speak with Tasia Jungbauer, playing Catherine Parr in next week's Fabulous Fox's production of SIX. Next they are joined by Jailyn Genyse & Isa Venere from The Rep's production of Athena beginning this weekend in the Emerson Studio Theatre. Plus a look at New Releases: September 5, The Last Showgirl and Nickel Boys.
Lynn & Carl (who is on the road) are joined today by Cameron Jamarr Davis, who is starring the The Black Rep's production of Chicken and Biscuits. Then after talking about The Brutalist, they speak with Jessica Hentoff executive director of Circus Harmony about their new show, "Unbound" at City Museum. Finally, Lynn talks New Releases: The Last Showgirl, The Fire Inside and Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl.
This week Lynn & Carl are joined by Pop Life STL's Chaz Adams & Broadway World's Jim Lindhorst to discuss the best in Saint Louis Theatrical productions in 2024.
Lynn & Carl talk best of 2024 year-end with St. Louis Film Critics Association President (& ZekeFilm.org Co-Founder and Site Manager), Jim Tudor and PopLifeStL.com's Alex McPherson.
Lynn & Carl talk to 3x Emmy award winning actor & comedian, Jeremy Piven about his new film The Performance.
Lynn & Carl speak with music director Erika Whittaker and starts Eileen Engel & Cole Gutmann from Let It Be Christmas at The KPAC. They look at New Releases: Oh Canada, This Christmas & A Complete Unknown. Plus the Theatre Roundup.
This week Lynn & Carl begin by speaking with Shelby Ringdahl, playing Dyanne in The Rep & Stages' dual production of Million Dollar Quartet Christmas at the the Loretto-Hilton Center at Webster University (12/4-22). Next F. Gary Bell joins to discuss Stray Dog Theatre's production of Bell, Book & Candle at the Tower Grove Abbey (12/5-21). Finally they preview the New Releases: That Christmas, The Order, Nightbitch & Max's Yatch Rock documentary.
Lynn & Carl speak with Eric Dundon from the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra about their upcoming holiday productions. Then out west with Ryan Cooper to talk about St. Charles Christmas Traditions. Lynn then talks new releases: Mancini on Great Performances, Beatles '64, Moana 2, Spellbound and Maria. Plus the USAF band is playing for FREE!
Lynn & Carl speak with Bill Reiter multi-instrumentalist from The Urge and El Monstero about the upcoming shows at the Pageant. Next they are joined by Mitch Henry-Eagles & Molly Wennstrom from New Jewish's production of First Date. They then get to the new releases: Wicked (Part One), Gladiator II, The Piano Lesson & Blitzed.
Lynn & Carl speak to Chef Liz about the return of Tenacious Eats & their sold out run fo Gremlins & their NYE Pajama Party. They then discuss new release A Real Pain, Red One, Hot Frosty & Meet Me Next Christmas. Finally the are joined by Jan Meyer & Gwenneth Rausch from First Run Theatre to discuss their production of Elephants' Graveyard, plus the theatre roundup.
This week, Lynn & Carl speak with lead - Sarah Wilkinson, villain - Donald Kidd & Creative Director - Kevin Corpuz from Tesseract Theatre's production of Anastasia The Musical at The Marcelle November 14th - 24th. Then Lynn saw the new releases: Heretic, Here & Music by John Williams. Plus My Old Ass is on Prime & A Beautiful Noise is ending its run at the Fox.
Lynn & Carl speak with Jessica Fischoff from the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival (11/2-17). One of the featured authors is Noah Gittell. He is here to talk about his book, Baseball: The Movie. They then discusses the new releases: Emilia Perez, Anona, The Music of John Williams and Conclave. Plus they remember Y98's Jen Meyers.
Lynn & Carl talk to Hannah Jewel Kohn starring as Marcia Murphey, Neil Diamond's (2nd) wife, in the Fabulous Fox's production of A Beautiful Noise. They are then joined by Nancy Bell & Kelley Weber starring in the Rep's Steve Woolf Studio Series production of The Roommate. Also they discuss the new release Woman of the Hour. Plus Lynn went to LA for the Emilia Pérez press junket.
Lynn & Carl have a plethora of guests today. First are Artistic Director Philip Boehm & STL Theater legend Jerry Vogel from Upstream Theater's production of Life is a Dream at the Marcelle 10/18 - 11/3. Next is the Albion Theatre's production of Lungs with Artistic Director Robert Ashton, Director Ellie Schwetye and actors Joel Moses & Nicole Angeli. Plus Lynn watched the new release Saturday Night.
Lynn & Carl welcome Artistic Director Jacob Juntunen & Am I Dangerous playwright e.k. doolin now at Contraband Theatre. Then they speak with Metro Theater Company's Jacqueline Thompson about their production of It's Hero Time at the History Museum. They then discuss new release Joker: Folie à Deux, Piece by Piece, Super / Man, The Last of the Sea Women and The Apprentice. Plus they end with the Theater Roundup.
Lynn is in NYC but still makes the time with Carl to speak with Michael Madden regarding his play, "Red Jasper," at The Gaslight Theatre Oct. 4 - 13. They then talk to Bread & Roses about their Workers' Opera with Emily Kohring and Shelton Solafleur. Finally, one of the authors of "Missouri Comfort," Porsche Moran Murphy. Plus Lynn gives tribute to Saint Louis (& Broadway & Disney) legend, Ken Page.
This week, Lynn & Carl first talk with with Jayson Heil & Eric Dean White from The Rep's Dial M for Murder now through Oct. 13. Then they are joined by Zan Benrube from Back to the Future: The Musical running at the Fox until Oct. 6. She plays Lorraine Baines McFly (Marty's mom). Plus they discuss the new releases: Wolfs, My Old Ass, The Wild Robot, Super / Man and Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story.
This week Lynn & Carl speak with their friend, Joe Hanrahan from of Midnight Company, to discuss the one-man show "Now Playing Third Base for the St. Louis Cardinals...Bond, James Bond." playing at the Greenfinch Oct. 4-6. Midnight is also presenting "Final Dress," an original play, Oct. 11-12-13, at the Greenfinch. Then, Gayle Seay, artistic director at Stages St. Louis, to discuss "Ragtime" (Sept. 20 - Oct. 20 ), with star Brian Golub and next season. Plus they discuss new releases: Will & Harper, His Three Daughters & Omni Loop.
Lynn & Carl are joined this week firstly by author Amanda Doyle to talk about the Missouri Book Festival next weekend in Washington, Missouri. Then they are joined by New Jewish Theatre's director of the new production of Trayf, Aaron Sparks & star Bryce Miller. There are also new film releases: Between the Temples & His Three Daughters. Plus Hamilton blew us all away at the Fabulous Fox.
Lynn & Carl speak with Jeff Faulkner from Mr. Blue Sky, the ELO Tribute band, about their show in two weeks at the Chesterfield Amphitheater. And then they are joined by John O'Brien to talk about the opening of the Fox Theatre's season opener, Hamilton & a preview of the upcoming season.
Lynn & Carl are joined by Saint Louisan Nathanael Hirst as he prepares to come home to the Fabulous Fox for Hamilton next week. Then they are joined by John Wolbers & Rachel Tibbetts from Prison Performing Arts about their 25th Anniversary Celebration on September 5th. Plus they discuss the new releases: Sing Sing, Daughters, Blink Twice & Greedy People.
This week Lynn & Carl speak to Joe Sonderman about his new book Today in Saint Louis History. Then Adam Sydney shot a sitcom pilot in Belleville, "You Don't Know Dick" and is screening it this weekend - email him to see it ASydney@gmail.com. Then they discuss the new releases Alien: Romulus & Daughters. Plus the Theatre roundup
Lynn & Carl are joined by Michael Baxter, Associate Artistic Director at The Muny, about their last two shows of the season: In the Heights & Anything Goes. Then Gary F. Bell joins to talk about Stray Dog's production of Ruthless! Plus Saturday October 10th is packed with entertainment activity, Carl tells all.
Lynn & Carl first speak to theater royalty from The Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis (8/8-18) - Kari Ely & Peter Mayer about "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" and director Brian Hohlfeld about the festival's "Life Upon a Wicked Stage." Next, R-S Theatrics partners with the Showboat Community Theatre & Half Act Theatre Company to start the Riverside Theatre Project, for their first season, they will be producing The Sound of Music at the historic Showboat Theatre in Hermann, Missouri (thru 8/4). They speak with Christina Rios, Molly Stout & Bryce Miller from the production.
Lynn & Carl speak with Richard Spitaletta, starring as Davey in Disney's Newsies at Stages St. Louis (July 26 thru Aug 25). And later they talk to Matthew Kerns about this year's St Louis Fringe Festival (Aug 12-18). Plus the new release is Deadpool & Wolverine.
Lynn & Carl talk to Alan Knoll, who is directing Christopher Harris as he plays Mark Rothko in New Jewish Theatre's production of Red, by John Logan. (That's quite a run-on sentence!) Next, they speak to cartoonist, illustrator, animator & Master of Minions, Belleville's own Glenn McCoy. Finally, Lynn saw the new release, Twisters. Plus Carl is back from fishing in Canada.
Lynn & Carl speak with Kevin Corpuz & Taylor Gruenloh who both have upcoming musicals for Tesseract Theatre at The Marcelle. they also discuss new releases Fly me to the Moon, Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, Maxxxine, Horizon, A Quiet Place Day One, Disciple, I Am Celine Dion, Godzilla Minus One & Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
Lynn & Carl talk with Screenwriter, Playwright, Director & Actor, Neil LaBute and William Roth – Actor, Founder, and Artistic Director of the St. Louis Actors’ Studio about the 10th Annual LaBute New Theater Festival July 12 - 28th at the Saint Louis Actors'' Studio.
Lynn & Carl are joined by former Saint Louisan Lisa Ramey from The Voice, performing this week at Blue Strawberry and this fall at Stages St Louis in Ragtime. Then Paul Hibbard talks about this year's Hysteria Fest at the Arkadin Cinema & Bar. Plus Lynn saw the new releases: The Bikeriders, Disciple, Fancy Dance and Ghostlight.
Lynn & Carl speak with Kate Bergstrom, the new artistic director at The Rep to discuss the next season & their prop sale. They then talk new releases: Inside Out 2 & Brats. Plus We Went Blues!
Lynn & Carl speak with Director Rebekah Scallett & actors Mindy Shaw & Alan Knoll from New Jewish Theatre's production of "We All Fall Down." Then Lynn reviews the new release Jim Henson: Idea Man and the 25th Anniversary of Run Lola Run. Finally, Ricki Franklin from St. Louis Shakespeare Festival's "As You Like It" joins them .
Lynn & Carl speak with Saint Louis Theater legends Zoe Vonder Haar & Kari Ely from Stages St. Louis' production of Steel Magnolias.then Lynn saw the New Releases: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Ezra, Summer Camp and The Woman & the Sea. Plus Summer Theater season is in full swing.
Lynn & Carl are first joined by Chelsea Mitchell-Bonsu from the Fabulous Fox's production of MJ, The Musical. They are then joined by Nancy Bell, who is directing, and Caroline Amos, who is starring in St. Louis Shakespeare Festival's As You Like It. Between the two plays they talk New Releases: The Garfield Movie, Hit Man & The Beach Boys. Plus Cinema Saint Louis celebrates Chris Clark with After Hours at the Hi Pointe.
Lynn & Carl talk to Duane Foster about The Black Rep's production of Timbuktu! opening this weekend. Then a long discussion with Mike Isaacson, Artistic Director & Executive Producer of The Muny to talk Season 106. Finally, they discuss new releases: Black to Black, IF & I Saw the TV Glow. Plus The Muny's Concert Announcement.
Lynn & Carl discuss new releases: Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Let It Be, Unfrosted & a Summer Movie preview. Plus Timbuktu! is at the Black Rep & The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is with a live organist at the Chase Park Plaza Cinema
Lynn & Carl welcome musician, comedian & host, Tim Convy, who has a Punk Rock Disney Show May 11th - Can You Feel the Punk Tonight? at the Pageant. They then are joined by Joe Hanrahan & Lucy Cashion from The Midnight Company's production "Spirits to Enforce" starting May 2nd. Lynn has seen the new releases: The Fall Guy, The Idea of You & (finally) Anyone But You. Plus Moulin Rouge is at the Fabulous Fox.
Lynn & Carl are joined by St. Louis native Kamal Lado, who is in the "Moulin Rouge" ensemble heading to The Fox beginning April 30. Then Prasanna Kasthuri (Artistic Director) & Nagendra Sanjeeva, (President) of Soorya Performing Arts come by to discuss this weekend's 15th American Natya Dance Festival. Plus they discuss new releases: Challengers, Boys Kills World, Hundreds of Beavers and Unsung Heroes.
Lynn & Carl speak with director Stephen Peirick & actor Jon Hey about The Tesseract Theatre Company's production of The Inheritance at the Marcelle. They then speak with Director, Paul Pagano and Choreographer, Lawrence Haliburton about Gateway Center for Performing Arts' production of Ragtime the Musical at the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center. Lynn saw the new release Sasquatch Sunset. Plus they have stories about Whitey Herzog.
Lynn & Carl speak with Nadja Kapetanovich & William Roth from St. Louis Actors' Studio production of The Whale at the Gaslight Theater. Then, Carl was in a video produced by the St. Louis Blues. Lynn saw The Cher Show. The new releases of the week are Civil War & Wicked Little Letters. Finally, The Book of Mormon is still hilarious.
Lynn talks with the West End Players' Guild's Joseph Garner and Karen Pierce of "Dark Matters" running April 5 -14. Carl then joins to talk to Sean Casey Flanagan starring as Elder McKinley in the Fabulous Fox's production The Book of Mormon.
Lynn & Carl are joined by Ellen McLaughlin, starring as Violet in The Rep's production of August: Osage County. Then they are joined by Broadway World's Jim Lindhorst to discuss The St. Louis Theater Circle Awards held last Monday. Plus, Lynn didn't see Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, but did see Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces.
Lynn & Carl talk with Amy Loui & Greg Johnston starring in New Jewish Theatre's production of Arthur Miller's All My Sons. Then, for reals this time... Claire Karpen starring in The Rep's production of Tracy Lett's August: Osage County. P;us Lynn saw the Ghostbusters - so you don't have to see it.
Lynn & Carl speak with Robert Ashton from the Albion Theatre about their play Molly Sweeney. They then were ~supposed~ to talk with Claire Karpen from the Rep's production of August: Osage County, but through no fault of hers it was not recorded. We sincerely apologize to everyone, it was a great discussion. Please see both plays!
Lynn & Carl speak with Rachel Tibbetts & Cortney Bailey about their upcoming show, "Britches! A Play for Lady Romeos" with Prison Performing Arts. Then Carl saw Kung Fu Panda 4, Lynn watched Aquaman 2 & reminds everyone Wonka is streaming. Plus their Oscar picks for Sunday (starting an hour earlier!).
Lynn & Carl talk with Joe Hanrahan and Eileen Engel before the premiere of their new shows Wednesdays in March at Blue Strawberry: Movie Music & Jacey's Jazz Joint. Then a discussion of new releases: Dune Part 2, Kiss the Future and Pathological: The Lies of Joran van der Sloot. Plus Lynn saw Company at the Fox.
Lynn & Carl speak with Derrick Davis, playing Larry in the Fabulous Fox's production of Company beginning next Tuesday, February 27th. They then talk about the Fox's lineup for next season. Lynn saw new releases: Drive Away Dolls and Ordinary Angels. Plus Carl saw Derrick as Mufasa on Broadway.
Lynn & Carl welcome Colin Healy and Bradley Rohlf from GreenfinchSTL.com (& flynorththeatricals.com) to talk about their 85-seat black-box theater. Chas Adams joins to talk about Moby Dick at the Rep & Mamma Mia at the Fox. Plus new releases: This Is Me... Now and Bob Marley: One Love
This week Lynn & Carl talk to 2/3 of the stars of Copenhagen, Joel Moses and Lizi Watt, at St Louis Actors' Studio Feb 9 - 25th andCameron Jamarr on his play "Dutchman" from his new troupe, Soul Siren Playhouse, now playing at the Green Finch Theatre and Dive Bar. Plus The Greatest Night in Pop on Netflix and the St Louis Theater Circle nominations. .
Lynn & Carl talk with Amadeo Fusca, starring in "Men Are From Mars Women Are From Venus" at The Westport Playhouse Feb. 14-18th. Next, Gary F. Bell tells about Stray Dog Theatre's "The Mousetrap" opening Thursday, Feb. 1st. Finally, they discuss new releases (& shows): Scrambled, True Detective: Night Country, Masters of the Air, Feud: Capote vs. the Swans and The Greatest Night in Pop.
Lynn & Carl speak with Ron Stevens & the one & only U-Man, John Ulett to discuss their upcoming show at The Sheldon on February 29th, 2024: Life, Death & Other Scary Things. Tickets are still available at metrotix.com/events/detail/life-death-other-scary-things and more info is here: onstl.online/life
Lynn speaks with actor Brian Dykstra who is playing LBJ in The St. Louis Black Repertory Company's World Premiere of HOLD ON, written by Paul Webb and directed by Founder and Producing Director Ron Himes. It is the inspiration for the award-winning 2014 feature film “Selma,” HOLD ON, It opened The Black Rep's 47th main stage season Jan. 10 and runs through Jan. 28, 2024 at the Edison Theatre on the campus of Washington University in St. Louis.
Lynn & Chas speak with Benjamin Eakeley playing Steve Healey at the Fabulous Fox's production of Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill January 19 - 21. Plus Chas saw To Kill a Mockingbird at Stifel & Lynn started True Detective S4.
Lynn & Carl welcome PoplifeStL's Alex McPherson to discuss the Best, the Honorable Mentions and "Most Disappointing" films of the last year.
Lynn & Carl speak with Aaron Kaburik from Carlinville, IL as he prepares to play Uncle Frank in the Fabulous Fox's production of Mrs. Doubtfire. They then discuss new releases with Lindenwood University's Peter Carlos: Leave the World Behind, the Iron Claw, Ferrari, The Color Purple , The Zone of Interest and The Boys in the Boat. Plus the STLFA gave out their year-ending awards.
This week Lynn & Carl speak with Nathanael Hirst, starring in the ensemble for Aladdin at the Fabulous Fox. Then they discuss new releases: Wonka, All of Us Strangers and The Iron Claw. Plus more on Lynn's book "Ageless Glamour Girls."
Lynn & Carl speak with Gregory Williams Welsch, who is playing C.S. Lewis for Christmas shows at The Westport Playhouse, and then to Rick Schuler performing A John Denver Christmas at the Pageant. Next a look at the new releases: Dream Scenario, The Boy & the Heron, Waitress: The Musical - The Movie and Maestro. Plus the Theatre roundup AND Lynn has a new book "Ageless Glamour Girls"
Lynn & Carl speak with SLSO's Kevin McBeth about the Gospel Christmas at the Stifel Theatre on 12/8. Then they speak with the vocal group T3 who is at the Sheldon also on 12/8.Then a look at new releases: American Symphony, Candy Cane Lane, May December, Saltburn & John Lennon: Murder without a Trial. Plus the Theatre Roundup.
Lynn & Carl speak with Nicholas Allsup - a/k/a "Sifu" from this season's Survivor on CBS. Then they talk to actress Molly Wennstrom (nee Burris) & director Robert Quinlan from New Jewish Theatre's production of Into the Woods. Plus a look at new releases: Disney's Wish, Napoleon & Netflix's Leo.
Lynn & Carl speak with Delisa Richardson who is premiering her film, "Eliza," at SLIFF on Sunday and Dr. Jeremy Housewright whose new book is "For the Love of the Show: Wrestling Fans Tell Their Stories" Plus a look at new releases: May December, Next Goal Wins and Stamped from the Beginning
Lynn& Carl speak with Liz Crabtree from The Kirkwood Performing Arts Center (KPAC) and then Michelle Danner, director of Miranda's Victim at the St. Louis International Film Festival (SLIFF)PLus new releases You Were My First Boyfriend and The Marsh King's Daughter. And why we didn't see The Marvels - spoiler - it was Saint Louis Blues hockey.
Lynn & Carl speak with Chris Clark about this year's Cinema St Louis' Saint Louis International Film Festival (SLIFF) starting November 9th. Then Hannah Dinkel from the J and author Jeff Bender promoting the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival starting November 4th. They then discuss new releases: the Killer, Priscilla, Rustin & The Marsh King's Daughter. Plus The Muny has announced their 2024 season.
Lynn & Carl have many interviews this week. First, Jeff Faulkner & Benjamin Moyer from the Coldplay tribute band, A Sky Full of Stars playing 10/28 at the Duck Room. Next, Michelle Zielinski from Black Mirror Theatre's production of White Rabbit, Red Rabbit. Finally, Danny Williams from The Rep to talk about the Rally for the Rep.
Lynn & Carl speak with Tom O'Keefe from The Family Arena about the upcoming Ruben Studdard & Clay Aiken tour. (& Lynn has tickets to give away at PopLifeSTL.com). Tey then discuss the new releases: Killers of the Flower Moon, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Movie, Foe on Amazon & Old Dads on Netflix. PLus the Theatre Roundup.
Lynn & Carl speak with Contraband Theatre's Jacob Juntunen, along with director Ellie Schwetye, about his new play "See You In a Minute." Then they speak with filmmakers Gayle Gallagher & Wyatt Wee about their new film Dark at the Top of the Stairs premiering at the Hi-Pointe on October 21st. Plus they saw Beetlejuice at the Fabulous Fox.
This week Lynn & Carl speak about three excellent theatre productions. First, Gary F. Bell from Stray Dog's Saturday Night Fever, Liza Birkenmeier, author of St Louis Actors' Studio's Dr. Ride's American Beach House, and Abe Goldfarb, playing Otho in the Fabulous Fox's production of Beetlejuice. Plus Carl saw The Exorcist: Believer (so you don't have to see it).
This week Lynn & Carl speak with actress and musician Devon Cahill who will be opening for Norbert Leo Butz on Friday, September 29th at the Sheldon Concert Hall. They then take a look at the new releases: Flora and Son, Fair Play and The Creator. Plus the Theatre Roundup.
Lynn & Carl speak first with Paul Hibbard about his upcoming Hysteria Fest at the Arkadin Cinema, then Joe Hanrahan talks about Professor Sunshine's Traveling Post-Apocalyptic Rock ’N Roll Revival at Blue Strawberry. and his The Lion in the Winter at .Zack. Finally, a look at new releases: Dumb Money and The Saint of Second Chances. Plus talking about the finale of Winning Time, Yellowstone, and A Million Miles Away.
Lynn & Carl speak with the Creative Team (Trish Brown & Joy Addler) and members of the cast (Avery Lux & Ashley Bauman) of the PRISM Theatre Company's production of "Wrens. " They then look at new releases: Rebel, Sitting In Bars with Cake and Elise & Tom. Plus a look at the movies they didn't see.
Lynn talks about this month's festival with Executive Artistic Director of the Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis, Carrie Houk.
Lynn & Carl welcome Jeff Faulkner from Mr. Blue Sky (& A Sky Full of Stars), the tribute band celebrating the Electric Light Orchestra (& Coldplay) on September 8th at the Chesterfield Amphitheater. Plus Carl finally saw Oppenheimer.
This week Lynn & Carl talk to Shift Films founder Franki Cambeletta about October's Haunted Garage Film Festival. Franki talks about the Fest and the recent horror films he's seen (Insidious: The Red Door) and is looking forward to seeing (The Nun 2). Plus they all discuss new releases: Gran Turismo, Retribution, You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah and Golda.
Lynn & Carl speak with Taylor Gruenloh who is directing Tesseract Theatre's production of Kinky Boots at the Grandel Theatre. They then review the completing season of The Muny with Sister Act. Followed by a look at new releases: Landscape with Invisible Hand and Red, White & Royal Blue,
Lynn & Carl speak with Shaun Patrick Tubbs, the director of Union Avenue Opera’s production of Ragtime. They then speak with Matthew Kerns, the director of the St. Louis Fringe Festival. Next a preview of the movies we haven’t seen: Red White & Royal Blue & The Last Voyage of the Demeter. Then an Only Murders in the Building preview. Finally Lynn tells you what's streaming.
Lynn & Carl speak with director Suki Lammers and star Carl Overly,Jr. of Merry Wives, now on a tour of 24 area parks with St. Louis Shakespeare Festival. They then discuss the new releases: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, Theater Camp and Glitch: the Rise & Fall of HQ Trivia. Next the Theater Roundup and the STL Filmmakers Showcase wrap up. Plus they have an appreciation of Paul Rubens.
Lynn & Carl speak with the Director of Fly North Theatrical's production of Caroline, Or Change, Brian McKinley The show opens at the Marcelle this weekend. They then talk with Brian about Little Shop at The Muny. Then they get into new releases: Haunted Mansion, Talk to Her, The Beanie Bubble, Recreating Elvis and Theater Camp. Plus there is one more weekend of the St. Louis Film Maker's Showcase
This week Lynn & Carl talk with Chris Clark from Cinema St. Louis about the23rd Annual St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase (of which Lyn & Carl are Judges in the narrative & documentary categories, respectively)this weekend & next at the Hi-Pointe Theatre. They then get into Barbenheimer, starting with Oppenheimer, then Barbie. Plus the Theater Roundup
This week Lynn & Carl speak with members of The Improv Club about their improvised musical by The One Four Fives, featuring Darrell Barber, Boo Detch and Andy Sloey. They then discuss Chess at The Muny with Boo before looking at the new releases: Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One and The Miracle Club. Plus what Lynn thought of Nimona.
This week Lynn & Carl have some STL theater royalty. First, directors from the St. Louis Actors' Studio's Neil LaBute New Play Festival - John Contini and Kari Ely. Next from The Midnight Company, Joe Hanrahan and Jennelle Gilreath Owens, discuss "You Made Me Love You" Judy Garland tribute and "The Years." Finally. they discuss the new releases Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken, Nimona & Sound of Freedom.
Lynn & Carl speak with Opera superstar, Christine Brewer in anticipation of her new show Turn of the Screw beginning July 7th at the Union Avenue Opera. They then discuss the two new releases of the week Indian Jones & the Dial of Destiny and Asteroid City. (We will visit Ruby Gillman Teenage Kracken next week.) Plus Beauty & the Beast is at the Muny.
This week Lynn & Carl talk with John Wolbers from Prison Performing Arts and their upcoming performance of Joan of Arc. Then they speak to Brandi & Brittany Artis from 4 Hens Creole Kitchen and their participation in Food Network's The Great Food Truck Race. They then look at new releases No Hard Feelings and Past Lives, plus the Theater Roundup.
This week Lynn & Carl are just a duo to discuss the summer blockbusters: Beautiful - the Carole King Story opens the Muny's 105th Season, then new releases: The Flash. Elemental (& Carl's Date), Maggie Moore(s), How to Measure a Year and The SLSO scores The Princess Bride at Stifel. Plus locals are on the Great Food Truck Race.
Lynn & Carl speak to Broadway actor, director and choreographer Luis Salgado, who is directing Stages St. Louis' production of Aida now through the 25th of June in Kirkwood. They then look at the new releases: the latest Transformers headache, Past Lives and Flamin' Hot (on Hulu). - plus a huge theater roundup.
Lynn & Carl speak with Tom Ridgely, the Producing Artistic Director of the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival, about the Forest Park at Shakespeare Glen production of Twelfth Night running now through June 25th. Plus they discuss new releases Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse and Shooting Stars on Peacock.
Lynn & Carl speak with Rick Erwin, Creative Director for City Museum about their upcoming summer events. They then look at new releases: The Little Mermaid, You Hurt My Feelings, Kandahar, Being Mary Tyler Moore, Love to Love You Donna Summer and The Starling Girl.
Lynn & Carl speak to Ron Strawbridge from the Cherokee Street Theater Company and their production of Clash of the Titans at both the Golden Record and Westport Playhouse. They then look at new releases Fast X, The Little Mermaid and It Ain't Over, plus the theater roundup.
The week Lynn & Carl speak with Carrie Houk & Brian Hohlfeld about their radio dramas premiering every week on Classic 107.3 radio. They then discuss new releases: Book Club, the Next Chapter, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, Carmen and Still: A Michael J Fox Story. Plus the Theater Roundup
Lynn & Carl speak with Cinema St. Louis' Chris Clark about this year's QFest at the Hi-Pointe Theatre running now thru May 10th. Then they take a look at new releases Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, The White House Plumbers on HBO Max and dive into the WGA Writers Strike. Plus Lynn has the Theatre roundup.
Lynn & Carl speak with The Black Rep's Ron Himes about his new show Eubie! about (who else) Eubie Brooks starting next week at the Edison Theatre. They then discuss new releases: Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, Ghosted, Showing Up, Peter Pan & Wendy and Carole King: Here Again. Plus they discuss the theatre round-up.
Lynn & Carl talk to Liz Muller one of the co-creators of Broke: The Game Show Show playing weekends in April at the Westport Playhouse. Then a look at new releases Guy Ritchie's The Covenant, Beau Is Afraid, To Catch a Killer, Murder Mystery 2 and Leanne Morgan's "I'm Every Woman" Plus Lynn has the Theater Roundup.
Lynn & Carl welcome John O'Brien from the Fabulous Fox to preview the 2023-2024 Broadway Season (and the Broadway Specials). Then they discuss the new releases: Super Mario Brothers, Air and Apple+'s Schmigadoon. Plus the St. Louis Theater Circle Awards.
After some time off, Lynn & Carl speak with the Producer, Director & Star of Max & Louie's "What the Constitution Means to Me" (Stellie Siteman, Nancy Bell & Michelle Hand)opening next week at the Marcelle Theatre - https://maxandlouie.com/ Then they discuss new releases: Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Tetris, Shazam: Fury of the Gods, and Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming, With Dave Letterman & a preview of Murder Mystery 2. Plus Lynn had a flash pulmonary edema.
Lynn & Carl discuss the new releaes Shazam: Fury of the Gods an Boston Strangler before they speak with Mike Isaacson & Kwofe Coleman from The Muny to discuss the 2023 season.
Lynn & Carl speak with Elle Schwetye & Will Bonfiglio from the New Jewish Theatre's Every Brilliant Thing. Then new releases Scream 6 and Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre. Plus a look at Sunday's Academy Awards.
Lynn and Carl speak to Colin Healy & Bradley Rohlf from Fly North Theatricals about their new Theater for All production of Peter and the Starcatcher at their new Greenfinch Theater and Dive on 2525 South Jefferson. Then they look at new releases: Cocaine Bear, Creed 3 and Operation Future. Plus the SAG awards and the Theater Roundup.
Lynn & Carl talk to a past favorite, Joe Hanrahan from The Midnight Company about the upcoming review at the Blue Strawberry: Kelly Howe is Linda Ronstadt in Just One Look. They then talk about new releases: Cocaine Bear, Close and Emily. Plus where you can see the Oscar nominees & the theater roundup.
Lynn & Carl speak with Michael James Reed, starring in the St. louis Actors' Studio's production of Uncle Vanya (& currently nominated for St. Louis Theater Circle best supporting actor in a drama for Proof). Then they talk new releases: Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Sharper and Your Place of Mine. Plus the Awards and Theater roundup.
This week, Lynn & Carl talk to Joe Gfaller from the Metro Theater Company about their new show Spells of the Sea (and their next show, Go Dog Go). Then they discuss new releases Magic Mike's Last Dance and Turn Every Page. Plus the Theater roundup.
After a brief hiatus, Lynn & Carl return to talk to Myah Gary about her new play, "Feminine Energy" from Mustard Seed Theatre at Fontbonne beginning this weekend. Then the new releases: Knock at the Cabin, You People, Shotgun Wedding, Poker Face and Triangle of Sadness. Plus a look at the Oscar noms and the Theatre Roundup - including SIX!
Lynn & Carl speak with Chauncy Thomas from The Black Rep's Production of Death of a Salesman, opening next week. Then they look at new releases: A Man Called Otto, M3GAN, The Pale Blue Eye, the Dionne Warwick documentary, Wildcat and the Abbey Road Studios documentary - If These Walls Could Sing.
Lynn & Carl welcome Cam Wiggs from Popcorn for Breakfast, Jim Batts from We Are Movie Geeks and St. Louis Film Critics President Jim Tudor from Zeke Film (plus a cameo from Max on Movies) to give their favorite, least favorite, most disappointing and thoughts on trends in film for 2022.
Lynn & Carl talk to Chris Clark from Cinema St. Louis about their big news of purchasing the legendary Hi-Point Theatre. Then they discuss new releases: Babylon, Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. Plus the Saint Louis Film Critics Awards announcements.
Lynn & Carl speak with Mark Fishback, who plays Santa in the Elf the Musical Tour at the Fabulous Fox December 20-24. They then discuss new (& not so new) releases: Avatar: The Way of Water, RRR and The Menu. Plus StLFCA, CCA, and the Theater Roundup.
Lynn & Carl talk about the movies they are trying to cram in their brains before the Saint Louis Film Critics Association's year-end awards including another look at Tar and new releases: The Whale, White Noise, Empire of Light, Emancipation and Spoiler Alert. Plus Lynn has the Saint Louis Area Theatre Roundup.
Lynn & carl speak with some of the delightful actresses from The New Jewish Theater's (jccstl.com) production of Jerry's Girls, Lisa Rosenstock & returning guest Christina Rios. They talk about the show, Wakanda Forever and new releases: Violent Night, Wendell & Wild, Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, Devotion, The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, The Inspection and The Swimmers. Plus Pat Maroon takes the high road on body shaming.
Lynn & Carl talk to Dea Hoover from AreWeThereYetDea.com Tours to talk about her new book about Hannibal, MO. Followed by the new releases: Knives Out: Glass Onion, The Fabalmans, Strange World, A Christmas Story Christmas and People who we Hate at the Wedding. Plus Carl apologizes for being in the car with a crappy signal.
Lynn & Car speak with Jennifer Theby Quinn, whose one-woman show, "The Twelve Dates of Christmas" will be Nov 25 - Dec 23 at Westport. then they discus the new releases: A Christmas Story Christmas, Disenchanted, Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, She Said and Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths. Plus The Muny Announced it's 105th Season.
Lynn & Carl speak with Kevin McBeth (NOT MacBeth) of SLSO.org 's IN UNISON CHORUS about their Gospel Christmas: Thursday, December 15, 2022, 7:30pm. Plus new releases: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Enola Holmes 2, Spirited, Aftersun, Fire of Love and Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. Also SLIFF Wraps Up this weekend with His Girl Friday & Jeremiah Johnson and the Stages gala with Norbert Leo Butz.
Lynn & Carl speak with Chris Clark from Cinema St. Louis to discuss the 31st annual Whitaker St Louis International Film Festival featuring local movies, Golden Anniversaries and major new films- Empire of Light, She Said & A New Home (to name just a few).
Then Lynn touches on new releases: Armageddon Time, The Banshees of Innersheran, Causeway & Good Night Oppy.
Plus Carl took part of the 100th Greater Saint Louis Honor Flight.
Lynn & Carl speak with longtime journalist Charlie Brosworth Jr. He & his co-author Joel Schwartz (defense attorney for Russel Faria) will be at the St Louis Jewish Book Festival https://jccstl.com/ on Monday, Nov. 7 to discuss their nonfiction book, "Bone Deep: Untangling the Betsy Faria Murder Case." The Book Fest is Nov. 6-13 at the J. Other guests at the 44th annual book festival include TV producer and reality star Phil Rosenthal, the headliner, on Nov. 5, and former ambassador Marie Yovanovich on Nov. 6.
Plus after an hour, quick takes on new releases: Decision to Leave, 38 at the Garden and Fresh Hell. And the HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS: Skyview Slashfest, St Charles Lanterns and Legends, Boo at the Zoo and Grantsylvania at Grant's Farm.
This week Lynn & Carl speak with Berklea Going, former Muny Kid who will be starring in Disney's Frozen: The Musical at the Fabulous Fox Theatre. Also new releases: Ticket to Paradise, Black Adam, Tar, Raymond & Ray and The Curse of Bridge Hallow. Plus Halloween Happenings & the Theater Roundup.
Lynn & Carl speak with Paul Hibbard on his Hysteria Film Fest at the Arkadin Cinema & Bar. And new releases: Halloween Ends, Rosaline, I Love You - You Hate Me and The Good Nurse. Plus the theater roundup featuring Hadestown, A Little Night Music and St Louis Woman.
This week Lynn & Carl speak with Joe Hanrahan from MidnightCompany.com about "St. Louis Woman" and Lara Teeter from Webster's "American Idiot" Production webster.edu/conservatory. Plus new releases: Amsterdam, Lyle, Lyle Crocodile and The Good House.
This week, Lynn& Carl speak with Gary F. Bell, Artistic Director of www.straydogtheatre.org to discuss Sondheim's "A Little Night Music" opening Oct. 6 and Franki Cambeletta to discuss his 2nd HauntedGarageHorrorFest,com at Westport Playhouse Oct. 7-9. Plus new releases: Hocus Pocus 2, The Greatest Beer Run Ever and Bros.
Lynn & Carl talk to Robert Ashton from the Albion Theatre Company and about their first play, Heroes. Then it's off to new releases: Blonde, Don't Worry Darling, Sydney & Andor. Plus the theater and scandal roundup
Lynn & Carl (traveling on the road to Riot Fest in Chicago) speak to John O'Brien from the Fabulous Fox Theatre about their 40th Broadways Series Season with eight shows beginning with "Ain't Too Proud" starting Tuesday. Plus there are bonus shows not in the package - and Carl cannot wait for the Illusionists Magic of the Holidays show. Then Lynn & Carl talk about all the new releases they didn't see and Confess, Fletch.
Lynn & calr welcome am Wiggs, one half of the Popcorn For Breakfast podcast to talk new releases on Disney+ Day: Pinocchio, Cars on the Road, Clerks III, and McEnroe. Plus a summer movie recap and fall movie preview.
Lynn & Carl have a great discussion with Stéphane Denève (who recommends Grande Vadrouille: https://youtu.be/T1BKfNQZB0g) from The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO.org) who are beginning their new season on September 14th in Forest Park. Then, Pop Life StL's CB Adams joins to talk classical music, and the new releases: Sing for the Day, Me Time, Honk for Jesus Save Your Soul, Samaritan and Kaepernick & America. Plus Carl binged Only Murders in the Building, so that leads to a wild discussion about Steve Martin, Chuck Berry, MTV and food.
Lynn & Carl speak with Martin Casas from Apotheosis Comics about the 60th Anniversary of Spider-Man. All while discussing, She-Hulk Attorney at Law, X-Men, the Umbrella Academy, Daredevil, Deadpool, Ms. Marvel and comics in general. They also discuss new releases: 3000 Years of Longing and Breaking. Plus how to sell your comic collection.
Lynn & Carl spend the entire show talking to Glenn McCoy, Lynn's former colleague at the Belleville News-Democrat who now works for Illumination making animated features like the Despicable Me / Minions series and The Secret Life of Pets series and has worked on Ice Age, the Dr. Seuss franchise and had has a near 30-year comic strip, The Duplex. Plus a tribute to Jeff Burton.
This week Lynn & Carl talk to Carrie Houk about the Seventh annual Tennessee Williams Festival St Louis with Bradley Tejeda one of the stars of The Rose Tattoo - Under the Big Top next weekend. They then talk new releases: Bodies Bodies Bodies, Thirteen Lives and Gabby Giffords Won't Back Down. Plus the Monty Python Movie Party at the Grandel, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Fast Times' anniversary and Anne Heche and Oliva Newton-John.
This week Lynn & Carl talk to Lee Anne Mathews, Artistic director of The Westport Playhouse and their show Discover DaVinci & Michelangelo - The Titans Experience (plus a BOGO code: "ThisWeekend"). And they then talk about the new releases: Bullet Train, Luck, Easter Sunday, and Alone Together. Plus The Color Purple is at the Muny.
This week Lynn & Carl dry off from the rain and flooding and discuss the resilience of the Saint Louis theater community with The Muny's Legally Blonde and Stages' In the Heights. Plus new releases: Paradise Highway, Vengeance, Light & Magic and DC's League of Super Pets
This week Lynn & Carl get right to it in this heat with new releases: Jordan Peele's Nope, The Gray Man on Netflix, American Pie: The Day the Music Died on Paramount +, The Last Movie Stars on HBO Max, Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris in theaters. Plus Sweeney Todd at The Muny and the Local Roundup.
Lynn & Carl speak with Chris Clark from Cinema St. Louis and Joey Puleo on "A New Home" documentary. Chris will give an overview of SLFS and Joey will talk about filming the Bosnian community, and we'll discuss local filmmaking. The new releases: Thor: Love and Thunder and Phantom of the Open. Plus RIP James Caan
This week Lynn & Carl talk to Taylor Gruenloh about the Tesseract Theater Company's new season including The Length of a Pop Song - email him for some FREE tickets: contact@tesseracttheatre.com. Plus they discuss new releases: Mr. Malcolm's List, Rise, Endangered, The Princess, Beavis and Butt-head Do the Universe and Minions: The Rise of Gru. Then a preview of Thor: Love & Thunder and the Theater Roundup.
This week Lynn & Carl speak with Colin Healy and Bradley Rohlf of Fly North Theatricals, presenting "Assassins" starting July 1. And then new releases: Elvis, Jerry and Marge Go Large, Father of the Bride, Dr Strange now on Disney+, Downton Abbey A New Era on Peacock, Obi-Wan Kenobi & Ms. Marvel, Plus the theater roundup.
This week Lynn & Carl talk to the one and only, JC Corcoran for a discussion about the latest releases: Lightyear, Cha Cha Real Smooth, Good Luck to You Leo Grande, Elvis, Halftime and Hustle. Plus JC is back on the airwaves in Saint Louis.
This week Lynn & Carl welcome Gary F. Bell & Stephen Peirick from Stray Dog Theatre talking about their production of Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart, running now through June 25th. Then the latest releases: Jurassic World: Dominion and Hustle on Netflix. Plus Circus Flora, Cardinals Theme Nights in June - Pride Night Friday, and Star Wars Night June 15, the AFL Best Performance Awards June 12 for STL community theater, Urinetown at New Line Theatre and The Muny opens Monday. (And Guido's on the Hill!)
Lynn & Carl talk to Tom Ridgely from St. Louis Shakespeare Festival and their show "Much Ado About Nothing." Lynn was at the World Premiere of Stages St. Louis' Karate Kid the Musical - while Carl saw the Lion King at the Fabulous Fox. Then Cam Wiggs and Kirk Dulin from Popcorn for Breakfast to review new releases: Top Gun: Maverick, The Bob's Burgers Movie and Watcher. Plus the latest streaming and an area roundup.
Lynn welcomes back Carl & two special guests: Geoff Myers, dance supervisor for The Lion King touring Company. He is originally from St. Louis. And Andrew Kuhlman of Stages St. Louis talking about "The Karate Kid" world premiere musical, which Started May 25. Plus they discuss the new releases: Top Gun: Maverick, Chip & Dale: Rescue Rangers, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Stranger Things 4 and RIP Ray Liotta.
Thisweek as CArl's child graduates, Lynn talks to Eric Pugh and Mike Isaacson from The Muny.org about their upcoming season. Single show tickets will go on sale Monday, May 23 at 9AM.
This week Lynn is joined by Jim Tudor from Zeke Film while Carl is still recovering from the Blues Round One victory. The duo discuss this weekend's Fan Fest and new releases: Firestarter, Men, Happening, Operation: Mincemeat and Sheryl.
Lynn & Carl talk to Rom Himes from The Black Rep of St. louis about the upcoming August Wilson play, Jitney. Plus they discuss the new releases: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Escape the Field and Sheryl.
Lynn & Carl are joined by Joe Hanrahan from Midnight Company to talk about his new play, Anomalous Experience and new releases: Memory, The Duke, The Offer, Navalny & Spring Awakening. Plus why all the teevee shows are being released at the same time and a tribute to Jen Meyers - who is stepping away from Y-98.
Lynn & Carl welcome back Chris Clark form Cinema St Louis to talk about QFest and new releases: The Northman, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, The Bad Guys, DisneyNature's Polar Bear, When Billie Met Lisa on D+, a whole buncha shows on HBO Max & HBO (and one Showtime show). Plus the Price is Right is coming to Ballpark Village with Saint Louis' own George Gray.
Lynn & Carl welcome guest Max on Movies Foizey to talk Hamilton at the Fox. Then they discuss new releases: Fantastic Beasts The Secrets of Dumbledore, Father Stu, Aline and Sonic 2. Plus Lynn will introduce "Singin' in the Rain" at Buder Library Monday at 1:30 p.m., resuming the matinee series. and RIP Gilbert Gottfried & Ann Pollack.
Lynn & Carl talks to Liz Murphy-White of the Traveling Salvation Show about the Neil Diamond Tribute Band and its upcoming show at River City Casino on April 16th. (and how to win tickets!)Then they discuss new releases: Ambulance, Apollo 10-1/2, All the Knives Out and previews of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Fatehr Stu & Everything Everywhere All at Once. Plus a theater roundup & an apology to Bruce Willis.
Lynn & Carl are joined by Steve Bloomer owner & operator of the Skyview Drive-In in Belleville to talk about the 73rd season. Then they discuss new releases: Morbius, Moon Knight, Better Nate Than Ever, the Oscars, the St Louis Theater Circle Awards and Bruce Willis stepping away from acting. Plus Carl saw Elton John
In this double-sized Academy Awards edition, Lynn & Carl speak with the legendary JC Corcoran (with a slight detour into theater)!
This week Lynn & Carltalk with Mary McCreight President of Arts For Life and draw for the Bon Jovi tickets. Then they talk new releases: Rescued By Ruby, Deep Water, Compartment No. 6 , Cheaper By the Dozen and Lynn is still loving Winning Time & The Thing About Pam. Plus the Super Awards were announced Thursday.
This week Lynn & Carl speak with Jeff Faulkner, leader of Saint Louis' Premier Electric Light Orchestra cover band - Mr. Blue Sky. They are playing at Delmar Hall on March 26th. Then they discuss new releases: Turning Red, The Adam Project, The Thing About Pam, Winning Time, Lucy & Desi and the Critic's Choice Awards.
Lynn & Carl welcome Diane Maier from "The J" to talk about the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival, March 6-13 (jccstl.com/arts-ideas/st-louis-jewish-film-festival/). The Lynn & Carl discuss new releases: The Batman, After Yang, Lucy & Desi and No Exit. Plus where you can see the awards nominated films.
This week Lynn & Carl take a look at new releases: Kimi, No Exit, Foo Fighters' Studio 666, Cyrano & the Critic's Choice Super Awards. Plus live shows are back with lots of good theater.
Lynn & Carl welcome Jim Batts from We Are Movie Geeks to discuss new releases: Dog, Uncharted, The Worst Person in the World, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Pursuit, Marry Me and Mean Girls at the Fox + shows at Stray Dog, St Louis Shakespeare, Metro Theater Company, The Black Rep, The Rep and West End Players Guild. Plus we are teaming with ArtsForLife.org for a Bon Jovi raffle!
Lynn & Carl welcome back guest, Tony Parise and talk about the Teen Talent Showcase Friday night at the Fox presented by the Fox Charitable Foundation. Then Lynn & Carl discuss new releases: Death on the Nile, I Want You Back, Marry Me and Blacklight. Plus the Oscar nominations were Tuesday & the Olympics Coverage.
Lynn & Carl speak with Ashley Turigliatto about the 25th anniversary of City Museum and upcoming Valentine's events. Then they look at new releases Jackass Forever and Sundown. Plus a theater round up, featuring The prom and the Theater Circle Awards.
This week Lynn & Carl get a do over with Joshua Ray from The Lens. First, they talk about new releases Flee, The King's Daughter and Parallel Mothers. Then they revisit the "lost episode" from Lynn's Birthday right before Christmas where they discuss Matrix Resurrections, The Tragedy of Macbeth, Encanto & the hotly debated Licorice Pizza.
Lynn & Carl have an in-depth conversation with Broadway and film actress, singer, dancer and producer, Ashanti J'Aria, who is starring as Mrs. Greene in The Prom next week at the Fabulous Fox Theatre. Plus Carl had a moment with James Gunn at last week's Blues game.
Lynn & Carl talk to Stephanie Raven about her experiences as Sundance Film Festival and reviews of Scream 5 (yes, it's Scream 5), Belle and Hotel Transylvania: Transformation. Plus previews of After Life Season 3 and Peacemaker.
Lynn and Carl welcome Alex McPhereson from PopLife StL and Jim Tudor from ZekeFilm.org in a special double sized podcast. They give their Most Disappointing, Honorable Mention and Favorite films of 2021. Plus a preview of next year.
This week Lynn & Carl talk to guest Cameron Schoeffel from LHM on New Year's Eve celebrations at Westport Social and Saint Louis Union Station, The Hangover Bowl on New Year's Day and the Grand Hall. And look at new releases The Super Bob Einstein Movie, The Tragedy of Macbeth, American Underdog, "The Book of Boba Fett," "Ted Lasso," "Harry Potter 20," Belfast, The Power of the Dog, Matrix Resurrections, Pig, The Dig, West Side Story, Nightmare Alley, Don't Look Up and Encanto. Plus a theater round-up with A Christmas Carol streaming at the Rep.
This week Lynn & Carl talk about the huge releases this week: Spider-Man: No Way Home, Nightmare Alley, the Lost Daughter, Swan Song, Fortress American Underdog and the Real Life Charlie Chaplin. Plus a look at the Best Picture Nominees from CAA and the Saint Louis Film Critics Association.
Lynn, Carl & special guest, theatrical director, Sam Scalamoni as he talks about his show, The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Musical, coming to Stifel Theatre. Plus discussion of new releases: West Side Story, Being the Ricardos, Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street, Don't Look Up, Encounter and The Unforgivable.
Lynn & Carl talk to the one and only: JC Corcoran in a PG-13 discussion(ear muffs) about JC, and new releases: House of Gucci, Being the Ricardos, Red Notice and a long discussion about The Beatles: Get Back.
This week, Lynn & Carl are joined by Joe Hanrahan and Rachel Tibbetts from The Midnight Company's original production of "Tinsel Town" and Dea Hoover from "STL Scavenger Hunt" to discuss their projects and news including new releases: The Humans, House of Gucci, The Power of the Dog, C'mon C'mon, Bruised and The Beatles Get Back and Hawkeye on Disney Plus.
This week Lynn & Carl and special guest, Dominic Dowdy Windsor, Fine & Performing Arts Coordinator at Saint Louis University talk about their upcoming Shakespeare show: A Midsummer Night's Dream and new releases: Ghostbusters: Afterlife, tick, tick... BOOM!, Procession, King Richard and Julia. Plus Pretty Woman opened at the Fox Theatre.
Lynn & Carl talk with Colin Healy and Bradley Rohlf from Fly North Theatricals about their FREE Theatre For All show "A Year with Frog and Toad." And new releases Belfast, Mayor Pete, Home Sweet Home Alone, Ciao, Alberto and After We're Over. Plus previews of The Power of the Dog and SLIFF's premiere of American Underdog.
Lynn, Carl & Fox Theatre director of programming, John O'Brien, discuss the new Broadway Season and their upcoming shows. Then the duo talk new releases: Eternals, Spencer, Finch & Passing. Plus SLIFF has begun and The Muny announced their season.
This week Lynn, Carl and special guest Chris Clark from Cinema St. Louis talk the 30th Annual St. Louis International Film Festival a/k/a SLIFF. They then talk new releases The French Dispatch, Last Night in Soho, My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission and then Lynn lover some HBO. Plus remembering the end of the Showgram with JC & the U-Man and the St Louis Globe Democrat.
Lynn, Carl & special guest, Ron Stevens talk about the changing of ownership with the Fountain on Locust, rebranding Keep Live Alive to Keep Live Alive Alive and their partnership with Beyond Van Gogh. Plus the discuss new releases: Dune, Mass, The Harder They Fall, the Electrical Life of Louis Wain, Becoming Cousteau and the return of SLIFF.
Lynn & Carl and special guest Sean Parada from the St. Louis Public Library talk about their Fall Movie Series and new releases: Halloween Kills, Needle in a Timestack, The Velvet Underground, The Rescue and Four Hours at the Capitol. Plus a preview of Dune.
This week Lynn & Carl talk to Judy Cullen from Fox Performing Arts Charitable Foundation on the StL Teen Talent Competition, Dr. Mark Farley from the St. Louis Paranormal Research Society and Arlene Cerbie & Carl Vogt from the Fox Theatre Ghost Tours. And they talk new releases: James Bond's No Time to Die, Lamb, the Tony Fauci and the Justin Bieber docs. Plus more passings and the theater roundup.
This week Lynn & Carl talk to Keith Schell from Beleville's The EDGE about new releases: The Many Saints of Newark, I'm Your Man, Diana: The Musical, Dear Evan Hansen, My Name is Pauli Murray and the Beyond Van Gogh exhibit. Plus Cardinal Baseball and the Rolling Stones are all about Saint Louis.
Lynn, Carl & special guest, Joshua Ray from Cinema St. Louis' The Lens, talk new releases: Dear Evan Hansen, The Guilty, Cry Macho The Eyes of Tammy Faye, Everybody's Talking About Jamie, Blue Bayou and RIP Norm MacDonald, Melvin Peebles & Willie Garson. Plus Lynn's son got married for the 3rd time - to the same woman - in the same year!
Lynn Carl & special guest, William Roth talk about the St. Louis Actors' Studio's new season featuring one-acts: The Zoo Story by Edward Albee and The Dumb Waiter by Harold Pinter. Then they look at new releases: Small Engine Repair, Come from Away, Worth, Dating & New York, The Card Counter and Queenpins. Plus Lynn will be at Carl's childhood home away from home, Buder Library.
Lynn & Carl are joined by StLouisShakes.org's Adam Flores talking about Shakespeare in the Streets' production in The Ville next weekend, Avengeance! Then Lynn & Carl talk about new releases Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Cinderella, the Lost Leonardo, On Broadway, the Gateway and Chicago at The Muny. Plus the TV round up: Rick & Morty, Dug Days, Only Murderers in the Building, American Crime Story: Impeachment & What If...?
Lynn & Carl welcome special guest, David Sandusky from Beast Craft BBQ in Belleville, Columbia (IL) and The Grove, fresh off of his performance in the finals of Food Network's BBQ Brawl Season 2. They talk about new releases: Vacation Friends, Together, Flag Day and Candyman. Then Lynn has the theater roundup featuring: On Your Feet, Wicked, Come From Away and Chicago. Plus David on his take on DC v. Marvel.
Lynn, Carl & special guest Peter Carlos from Lindenwood University review new releases: The Protégé, Reminiscence, Beckett, (1/2 of) Sweet Girl, 9 to 5: The Story of a Movement, Annette and Flag Day. Plus a theater round-up.
This week Carl & Lynn talk to actors Chauncy Thomas, Julia Crump and Elizabeth Teeter plus director Brian Hohlfeld from the Tennessee Williams Festival. And reviews of Respect, CODA, Free Guy and What If... Plus more theater with Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Always: Patsy Cline. And... Lynn has a major announcement.
This week Lynn & Carl are joined by Erin Kelley. She'll tell us about her one-woman show "Margaret: The Incredible Molly Brown" through her Gilded Age Stage theater in Hannibal, Mo. Plus new releases The Suicide Squad. Annette, Vivo, Nine Days, and The Muny's The Sound of Music.
Lynn, Carl & special guest Gary F. Bell from Stray Dog Theatre discus the opening of their new season and "Art." Then they are joined by PopLifeStL's Alex McPherson to review new releases: Stillwater, Jungle Cruise, The Green Knight, Jolt, The Loneliest Whale and Woodstock 99. Plus Lynn gushes about Ted Lasso.
Lynn & Carl have two special guests this time. First is Kwofe Coleman from the Muny talking about the 103rd Season and Tim Reischauer. who's film, "Once a Hero" is in this weekend's Saint Louis Filmmaker's Showcase. Plus, the duo discuss Old, Val, Midnight in the Switchgrass and Joe Bell.
Lynn & Carl along with special guest, Stellie Siteman - Artistic Director of Max and Louie Productions, discuss her new show Tiny Beautiful Things. Lynn also has interviews with Cinco Paul, Cecily Strong, Dove Cameron and (almost certain future Tony winner) Aaron Tveit about their new show on Apple+, Schmidadoon! Plus the new releases Pig, Space Jam: A New Legacy and Gunpowder Milkshake.
Lynn & Carl along with special guest Joe Hanrahan, star of "Now Playing Third Base for the Cardinals, Bond.. James Bond," discuss theater and new releases: Black Widow, Schgadoon!, Bo Burnham's Inside and the 30th anniversary of Escape from New York. Plus, Carl got his 25th year of Hallmark Star Wars Keepsake Ornaments.
Lynn and Carl with special guest, Chris Clark from Cinema Saint Louis discuss new releases, The Tomorrow War, Summer of Soul, @Zola, Boss Baby 2, Good on Paper, The Ice Road, Wolfgang and No Sudden Move. Plus Chris talks about the St. Louis Filmmaker's Showcase.
Lynn and Carl with special guest theater legend, Tony Parise, as they talk about his life and the Fox Performing Arts Charitable Foundation and their upcoming Audition Workshop. Then we rapid fire thru F9 The Fast Saga, False Positive, Truman and Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation, Fatherhood and LFG. Plus Carl & Tony talk about being in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Lynn and Carl with special guest (or as he prefers "contributor") Ron Stevens review new releases: The Sparks Brothers, Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decide to Go For It, Luca, The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard, 12 Mighty Orphans, Gaia, Ferguson Rising and Wish Dragon. Plus a Keep Live Alive update
Lynn, Carl & special guest educator & former Artistic Director of R-S Theatrics, Christina Rios review In the Heights, King Lear, Loki and preview The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard.
Lynn with special guests, Joshua Ray from Cinema St. Louis and Peter Carlos from Lindenwood University AND a cameo from Carl the Intern as he is in Florida looking at colleges for his daughter review The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, Gully, Undine, Spirit Untamed, It's Not a Burden and Two Lottery Tickets. Plus more because CArl isn't here to pay attention - due to Florida Liquid Sunshine.
Lynn & Carl with special guest, Dea Hoover of STL Scavenger, review new releases: A Quiet Place Part 2, Cruella, 1971: The Year That Changed Music and Friends: the Reunion. Plus more things are re-opening.
Lynn & Carl with special guest, William Roth of The Gaslight Theater, review new releases The Dry, Georgetown, Army of the Dead, Pink: All I Know So Far and talk about the Gaslight Theater's reopening.
Lynn & Carl with special guest, Tom O'Keefe of Reel Spoilers, review new releases: The Woman in the Window, Spiral: From The Book of Saw, Oxygen, Profile, The Killing of Two Lovers, Those Who Wish Me Dead and The Crime of the Century. Plus The Family Arena is having concerts again!
Lynn & Carl with special guest, Jim Tudor of Zeke Film, review new releases: The Paper Tigers, The Unthinkable, Things Seen and Heard, Gunda, The Human Factor, 22 vs Earth, The Force Awakens From Its Nap and Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Plus a preview of Marvel Phase 4 and going "back to the movies!"
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, PR Maven Julie Lally talk new releases The Mitchells vs The Machines, Four Good Days, Tom Clancy's Without Remorse, The Virtuoso and Limbo. Julie talks about The Dana Carvey Show, The History of Late Night and her clients: Drive-In StL, Clementine's & the StL Scavenger Hunt book. Plus the the last word on the Oscars and 2020 Awards.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Max Foizey from Max on Movies to talk about new releases Together Together, Mortal Kombat and Brewmance. Also KTRS's 25th anniversary and Kwofe Coleman's big Muny promotion. Plus (even though they are almost over) everyone's OSCAR PREDICTIONS.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Ron Stevens talk about Keep Live Alive. Plus new the releases Vanquish, The Truffle Hunters, Charlatan at QFest and the latest binge-worthy teevee shows. Plus Ron tells stories of Poco's Rusty Young.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Joshua Ray, from Cinema St. Louis talk about new releases Shiva Baby, Voyagers, Thunder Force, Held & Moffie. Plus what's going on with the Tivoli Theater.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Jason Contini from Archlight Entertainment, talk about new releases Godzilla vs. Kong, French Exit, The Last Blockbuster and Concrete Cowboy. Plus the new Keanu Reeves, Matt Kindt, & Ron Garney project: BRZRKR. And things are slowly reopening!
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Paul Cook, talk about new releases: Tina!, Boys vs Girls, Bad Trip, Nobody, Six Minutes to Midnight and Operation Varsity Blues. Plus, things are starting to reopen!
Lynn, & Carl with special guest Tom Davis talk about new releases: Zack Snyder's Justice League, The Courier, Operation: Varsity Blues and the Simpsons 700th episode. Plus previews of Get Back, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier & the Oscars. And an update on Keep Live Alive Saint Louis.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest Alex McPherson talking about new releases: The Father, Yes Day, Ghost, Patrice O'Neal: Killing is Easy & Us Again. Plus a preview of Godzilla vs. Kong and awards season.
Lynn, & Carl with special guests Ron Stevens & Joy Grdnic talking about the premiere of Keep Live Alive. They discuss new releases: Bard and Star Visit Del Mar, Coming 2 America, Raya and the Last Dragon, Moxie and The Mauritanian. Plus local theater news!
Lynn, & Carl with special guest Ron Stevens talk about Keep Live Alive. They discuss new releases: Cherry, The United States vs. Billie Holiday, Tom & Jerry, The Independents, Billie Eilish - The World's a Little Blurry, Crisis and Silk Road. Plus the Globes, Woody & Mia and AFL's (Virtual) Trivia Night on March 12.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest Jim Tudor from ZekeFilm talk new releases: Test Pattern, Flora & Ulysses, Rock Camp: the Movie, A Glitch in the Matrix and Nomadland.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest Franki Cambeletta from Shift Films talk new releases: Judas and the Black Messiah, Minari, The Map of Tiny Perfect Things, Land, The World to Come, The Mauritanian, Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar and The New York Times Presents "Framing Britney Spears." Plus Franki gives us the lastest on Lemp's Last Wright and the Haunted Garage Podcast and Film Festival!
Lynn, & Carl with special guests Pete & Bree Maniscalco. Pete is the Director of Film Publicity in the Saint Louis area and Bree is the Development Director with Cinema St. Louis. Plus Bliss, Earwig and the Witch & Lynn finished Palmer.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest Alex McPherson talk about new releases: The Little Things, Supernova, Saint Maud, the Dig, Palmer, Rock Camp: The Movie, Malcolm & Marie and Come Play. Plus we remember the classy ladies, Cloris & Cicely.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest Stephanie Raven talk about new releases: Our Friend, Locked Down, the White Tiger, "WandaVision" and No Man's Land. Plus we all talk about our experiences at (& with) the Sundance Film Festival.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest Max Foizey talk about new releases: The Dig, the White Tiger, "WandaVision" and why awards season seems so long. (It's because it is). Plus Ron Stevens tells us about "Keep Live Alive StL."
Lynn, & Carl with special guest Colin Healy from Fly North Theatricals talk about new releases: One Night in Miami, the Dissident, Pieces of a Woman, Another Round and the upcoming award shows. Plus Colin previews his new production from Fly North Theatricals, Forgottopia!
Lynn, Carl & special returning guest, Dan Buffa (the Original Trio) give their best, worst and most disappointing movies of the year 2020.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest Andrew Wyatt from Cinema St. Louis' The Lens talk about new releases: Soul, News of the World, Wonder Woman 1984, The Midnight Sky, Promising Young Woman, On the Record, Sylvie's Love, and if Small Axe is a film or a television series, Plus Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President, Andrew's picks for the year. and NYE happenings
Lynn, & Carl with special guests Tom Ridgely from StLShakes.org and Joshua Ray from Cinema St. Louis' The Lens talk about Theater & Film. Tom talks about the Shakespeare Festival's Walking Xmas Carol in the CWE. Plus the Rep's Cooking, Carols & Cocktails, St. Louis Ballet's Nutcracker Extravaganza andThe Muny Holiday Magic. Then we talk to Joshua about new releases: Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Let Them All Talk, Fatale, Another Round, Collective, The Midnight Sky, I'm Your Woman, Wander Darkly, Beasts Clawing at Straws, The Stand-In, Driveways and Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart. Plus Joshua's projects for next year with Cinema S. Louis' Golden anniversaries and Webster's Fassbinder February.
Lynn, & Carl with special guests Joe Gfaller and Julia Flood from Metro Theater Company talk about their latest project: a celebrity all-star "A Christmas Carol" and review: The Prom, Wolfwalkers, Wild Mountain Thyme, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, The Midnight Sky The Godfather Coda, The Stand-In, Assassins, Beasts Clawing at Straws, Tenet, The Bee Gees: How Do You Mend a Broken Heart, The Stand, and the last chance to see the The Hill documentary on Channel 9. Plus Carl was at the Disney Investors meeting.
Lynn, & Carl with special guests Gary F. Bell from Stray Dog Theatre and radio legend Paul Cook review Mank, Black Bear, Nomadland, 18 to Party, The Prom, Dear Santa, Sound of Metal and All My Life. Plus movie & theater news and it's Christmastime!
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Ann Pollack talk about her new book, Iconic Restaurants of Saint Louis and review new releases: The Croods - A New Age, Happiest Season, Uncle Frank, Superintelligence, Hillbilly Elegy, Belushi and Zappa. Plus a look at SLIFF's Joe Awards & Christmas goings on around town.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Bill Clevlen from BillOnTheRoad.com talk about his new book, Finding the American Dream and review new releases: Sound of Metal, The Last Vermeer, Light Years, The Nest and new to DVD Unhinged & The New Mutants. Plus a look at SLIFF & the Tennessee Williams festivals last weekends.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Robert Hunt review new releases Freaky, Ammonite, Hillbilly Elegy, Pieces of a Woman, the Climb, Fatman, The Star Wars Lego Holiday Special, The Crown, The Queen's Gambit, Moonbase 8, Belushi and A Rainy Day in New York. Plus a look at SLIFF gong into their second week.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Jay Kanzler, review Let Him Go, Kindred, Maybe Next Year, The Life Ahead and Sarah Cooper: Everything's Fine. Plus a preview of The St. Louis International Film Festival and (very few) thoughts on the 2020 Election.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, casting director, Carrie Houk, review Synchronic, His House, Memories of Murder, My Octopus Teacher, Sarah Cooper Everything's Fine and The Mandalorian Season 2. Plus a preview of The Witches and St. Louis International Film Festival, the Death of Sean Connery and Carrie talks about the Tennessee Williams Festival.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Chris Clarke of Cinema St. Louis review Borat Subsequent MovieFilm, Over the Moon, Once Upon a Snowman, Radium Girls, Bruce Springsteen Letter to You, the Witches, The Way I See It and a preview of Synchronic & Memories of Murder. Plus Joe Hanrahan promote his one-man show "Sex Drugs and Rock 'n Roll." And Carl turns 50 years old!
Lynn, & Carl with special guests, Ellie Schwetye of SATE & famed writer & director Aaron Sorkin, review American Utopia, Rebecca, Time, In Case of Emergency, Memories of Murder, The Way I See It and local Halloween Happenings (Grant's Farm, Union Station & Stuckmeyer's). Plus SATE's "Classic Mystery Game Quarantine Edition" AND Lynn interviews Aaron Sorkin about his film, The Trial of the Chicago Seven.
Lynn, & Carl with special guests, the amazing Jason Contini & Taylor Pietz, review Possessor (Uncut), The Doorman (or just "Doorman"), Hubie Halloween, The War with Grandpa, The Trial of the Chicago 7, Boobs: the War on Women's Breasts and Kingdom of Silence. Plus the History of Horrow on Shudder & Ken Kwapis' new book.
Lynn, & Carl with special guests Keith and Mary from the Edge 618 Theaters review On the Rocks, A Call to Spy, The Glorias, Dick Johnson is Dead and The Boys in the Band. Plus a Civil Rights discussion & whats new in cinemas - from people who run one!
Lynn, & Carl with special guests Keith Watson and Sarah Baraba from the Arkadin Cinema & Bar review Kajillionaire, Enola Holmes, Public Trust: The Fight for Public Lands ,The Artist's Wife, Our Time Machine, Agents of Chaos and RBG & On the Basis of Sex. Plus a preview of The Glorias.
Lynn, Carl & special guest, Tom Stockman from We are Movie Geeks review The Nest, Becky, The Tax Collector, The Secrets We Keep The Dark Divide, The Devil All the Time, All In: The Fight for Democracy, The Social Dilemma and Coastal Elites on HBO. Plus previews of Paper Spiders, Antebellum, Almost Famous' 20th Anniversary & the Fast Times Charity Read-Through.
Lynn, Carl & special guest, Max Foizey from Max on Movies review The Broken Hearts Gallery, Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President, Rent-a-Pal, I'm Thinking of Ending Things, and Measure for Measure. A preview of Class Action Park and The Doorman. Plus Carl celebrates 30 years in commercial radio - with special call-in guests!
Lynn, Carl & special guest, Franki Cambeletta from Shift Films review Mulan, Tenet and The Mole Agent. Plus a preview of I'm Thinking of Ending Things. And an update of SHIFT Films release dates and seeing movies in a theater.
Lynn & Carl welcome special guest Jim Batts from We Are Movie Geeks to review the new releases The Personal History of David Copperfield, The New Mutants, The One and Only Ivan, Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Candace Against the Universe, The Prey, DieRy, #Unfit, Fatima, Desert One, Get Duked and Rising Phoenix. Plus Previews of Tenet and Bill & Ted Face the Music.
Lynn & Carl welcome special guest Katy Kruze to review the new releases Unhinged, Tesla, Words on Bathroom Walls, The 24th & American Street Kid. Plus previews of The One and Only Ivan, Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Candace Against the Universe, the Prey and DieRy.
Just Lynn & Carl for episode 75. They review & discuss Sputnik, Boys State, The Burnt Orange Heresy, Made in Italy, The Secret Garden, A Thousand Cuts, Red Penguins, An American Pickle, Apollo 11, Black is King & Howard on Disney+. Plus live Theater is back in Saint Louis (kinda).
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Jim Tudor from Zeke Film review Rebuilding Paradise, She Dies Tomorrow, Radioactive, The Secret, Summerland and The Weight of Gold. Plus local events including The Muny's Summer Variety Hour, the Emmys and the Metro Theater. And Ron Stevens tells us his Regis Philbin story.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Tom Stockman from We Are Movie Geeks review The Rental, Yes, God Yes, Easy Does It John Lewis: Good Trouble, Outpost, and HBO's I'll Be Gone in the Dark & Stockton on My Mind. Plus local events including The Muny's Summer Variety Hour, Something Spoken: Tennessee Williams St Louis On the Air, the French Film Festival. and Cinema Saint Louis' Golden Anniversaries Celebration
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Jim Batts from We Are Movie Geeks review Palm Springs, Easy Does It and Showbiz Kids. Plus The Empire Strikes Back is the still the number one film in the country.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Ron Stevens with their Charlie Daniel's memories and reviews of new releases: The Old Guard, Mucho Mucho Amor, Greyhound, Palm Springs, Relic, First Cow and the St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase featuring America's Last Little Italy: The Hill and Lynn's son's film Dad Eat Dog. Plus The Empire Strikes Back is the number one film in the country.
Lynn, & Carl with special guest, Max on Movies Foizey review the new releases Hamilton: An American Musical on Disney+ & the Outpost. Plus Ron Stevens shares his Carl Reiner story.
Lynn, & Carl without a special guest review new releases Eurovision: The Story of Fire Saga, Irrestistable, Babyteeth, Four Kids & It, Doctor Sleep, & I'll Be Gone in the Dark. Plus all Hamilton is coming to Disney+.
Lynn, Carl with special guest, Joshua Ray from The Lens on new releases 7500, da 5 Bloods, Babyteeth, My Darling Vivian, Runner, the Dads documentary on Apple+ and the future of Award Shows. Plus all the scoop on Cinema St. Louis' QFest.
Lynn, Carl with special guest, Tina Farmer on the new ESPN documentary "Lone Gone Summer," Artemis Fowl, The King of Staten Island, Da 5 Bloods, Dave Chappelle's 8:46, Plus Tina talks all that's going on in Saint Louis Theater.
Lynn, Carl with special guest, her nephew, Tom Davis on the new ESPN documentary "Be Water" (plus "Lance" & "The Last Dance") Hulu's "And We Go Green." WB is screening Just Mercy through June along with the Magnolia's I Am Not Your Negro, the James Baldwin documentary. Plus Twister is streaming & HBO Max has all Jonny Quest cartoons!
Lynn, Carl with special guest, Tom O'Keefe from Reel Spoilers (& The Family Arena) review: The High Note, the Vast of Night, Screened Out and a dive into HBO Max. Plus Arts United StL and the future of live shows in Saint Louis.
Lynn, Carl with special guest, Chris Clark from Cinema St. Louis review: The Trip to Greece, Military Wives, the Lovebirds, Lance, Patton Oswalt, Space Force, the DCU & it all leads back to Star Wars talk. Plus Drive-In STL & remember to honor the fallen on Memorial Day
Lynn, Carl with special guest, Ron Stevens from ONSTL review: 23 Hours to Kill, Scoob!, Clementine, the Wrong Missy, Kimmy Schmidt vs the Reverend, Magic for Humans and Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story. Plus the latest streaming & DVD releases, remembering those who've passed tis week, the latest from Cinema St. Louis and the outpouring of love for our friend, Brian McKenna.
Lynn, Carl with two guests, Franki Cambeletta from Shift Films & Tom Stockman from We Are Movie Geeks review: Spaceship Earth, How to Build a Girl and Clementine. New on DVD: Gretel & Hansel & Bloodshot. A preview of Capone, what's new to streaming and ESPN's 30 for 30 after MJ's over. It all leads back to Star Wars talk. Plus the Shakespeare Festival STL & it's Mother's Day.
Lynn, Carl & special return guest, Franki Cambeletta from Shift Films review: the Wretched, & Extraction, preview Becoming & Bull. Plus DVD Releases: The Assistant & The Rhythm Section. And the Muny kinda wants a season and Franki talks SHIFT Films (Lemp's Last Wright) & his cool podcasts (including the Lost Boys of Hannibal).
Lynn, Carl & special return guest, Chef Liz from Tenacious Eats review: the True History of the Kelly Gang, Selah and the Spades and preview HBO's Bad Education directed by St. Louisan Cory Finley. Plus DVD Releases: Bad Boys for Life, The Gentlemen and Like a Boss. Remember to check out Tenacious Eats on FB for their QuaranTeats series. And Carl is in a car, which is a lesson to all, never do a zoom in a vehicle.
This is PART TWO of an interview with Chef Liz from Tenacious Eats. She, Lynn & Carl talk Swallow, Spaceship Earth and shows you should binge. Plus all the theater that has been cancelled. (If technology allows, part one will be added.) See Tenacious Eats' FB page for more about their Sunday binge shows.
Lynn, Carl & special guest, Jim Batts from We are Movie Geeks review Trolls World Tour, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, ExtraOrdinary, The Other Lamb, Resistance, Blow the Man Down and the Maggie Simpson cartoon, "Playdate with Destiny." Plus more movie, television, streaming and theater talk. (Sorry, no table of contents this week - Carl forgot to take zoom notes!)
Lynn, Carl & special guest, Franki Cambeletta from Shift Films review The Hunt, The Way Back, Greed, Hope Gap, Burden, The Banker and Extraordinary. They also discus Wendy, I Still Believe, Bloodshot and all the films that have been delayed due to Covid 19. Plus Franki discusses his new documentary, Lemp's Last Wright.
Lynn, Carl & special guest Tom Stockman discuss Onward, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, The Invisible Man and the Lodge. Plus The Office a Music Parody is in town and Dueling Skyview Drive-Ins are opening their season in Illinois.
Lynn and Carl discuss Once Were Brothers, Seberg, and Ordinary Love. We did not see The Invisible Man or Emma, but we did see The Band's Visit.
Lynn, and Carl (without a special guest)discuss Call of the Wild, Incitement and Olympic Dreams. Plus Flanagan's Wake, the various film festivals around town and the Golden Circle Theater Awards!
Lynn, Carl and special guest, Jim Batts from We Are Movie Geeks, discuss Birds of Prey, Downhill, Sonic the Hedgehog, The Photograph, The Assistant and Fantasy Island (not really). And we did well on our Oscar picks!
Lynn, Carl and special guest, Chris Clark from Cinema St. Louis, discuss how Warner Brothers didn't screen Birds of Prey for us. And It's Oscar Picking time!
Lynn, Carl and special guest Tom Stockman from We Are Movie Geeks review new releases: Clemency, Color Out of Space and STL Superman. New to DVD/BluRay/Streaming are Harriet, Motherless Brooklyn, Terminator Dark Fate and Parasite. Plus Tom tells us about all the film festivals he's hosting.
Lynn, Carl and special guest Marc Cox from 97.1 FM Talk review new releases: The Gentlemen, Bad Boys for Life and I Lost My Body. New to DVD/BluRay/Streaming are Joker, Addams Family, Jay & Silent Bob Reboot. Plus Marc talks films & politics and Lynn's family from LA reacts to the Kobe news. And the Oscars are next week.
Lynn, Carl and special guest Jim Batts from We are Movie Geeks review new releases: Bad Boys for Life, Doolittle, Les Misérables, Cunningham, Song of Names, Invisible Life and Troop Zero. New to DVD/BluRay/Streaming are Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, Jexi and Gemini Man. Plus Lynn is back from the CAAs (& The Price Is Right) in LA.
Lynn & Carl and special guest Tom Stockman from We are Movie Geeks review new releases: 1917, Like a Boss, Just Mercy, Underwater and the Grudge. New to DVD/BluRay/Streaming are Joker & the Lighthouse. Plus Lynn is on her way to the CAAs in LA.
Lynn & Carl and special guest Jim Tudor from ZekeFilm.org review new releases: Little Women, Uncut Gems, Spies in Disguise and Star Wars Episode IX, The Rise of Skywalker. New to DVD/BluRay/Streaming is Judy & Western Stars. Plus they give their picks for their best films of the year.
Lynn & Carl and special guests Charlie Venhaus & Jon Robben review new releases: Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker. Cats, Bombshell, Uncut Gems and Little Women. New on DVD Downton Abbey, Ad Astra, Where's My Roy Cohn, Rambo Last Blood and Abominable. Plus Lynn, Charlie & Jon finished making Tim Venhaus' film, Dad Eat Dog.
Lynn & Carl and special guest Jim Batts from We Are Movie Geeks review new releases: Jumanji: The Next Level, Richard Jewel and The Two Popes. Plus they give their picks for the year end awards in the Saint Louis Film Critics Association. And Lynn's son's movie premieres this weekend.
Lynn & Carl review new releases: Aeronauts, Waves, Marriage Story, Uncut Gems and Queen & Slim. Plus new theater in Saint Louis and they vote of year end awards in Critics Choice Awards & Saint Louis Film Critics Association.
Lynn, Carl & special guest ZekeFilm.com's Jim Tudor review new releases: Knives Out, a Marriage Story, Honey Boy, Dark Waters and Klaus. New to BluRay, DVD & Streaming: Angel Has Fallen & Official Secrets. Plus since Jim teaches a Star Wars class - a little on the Mandalorian.
Lynn, Carl & special guest Jim Batts review new releases: Parasite,The Irishman, Won't You Be My Neighbor, Frankie, 21 Bridges and Frozen 2. New to BluRay, DVD & Streaming: Dora & the Lost City of Gold, Blinded by the Light, Catch 22, Cold War & American Dreamer. Plus putting a bow on SLIFF.
The Original Trio is Back! Lynn, Dan & Carl review new releases: Charlie's Angels, Ford v Ferrari, the Good Liar, Parasite, the Report and Frozen 2. New to BluRay, DVD & Streaming: Good Boys, Peanut Butter Falcon, The Farewell, Brian Banks, Angry Birds 2, After the Wedding and 47 Meters Down. Plus SLIFF, Disney+, the Rep and The Way Back.
Today Lynn & Carl are joined by We Are Movie Geeks' Tom Stockman, talking about new releases: Dr. Sleep, Last Christmas, A Marriage Story and The Report. There are many new Blu-Ray & DVD releases this week. Plus Fathom's Twilight Zone restoration, SLIFF and Muny Magic are happening now.
Today Lynn & Carl are a duo talking about new releases: JoJo Rabbit, Motherless Brooklyn, Terminator: Dark Fate and two we didn't see (Harriet & The King). There aren't any new Blu-Ray & DVD releases this week. Plus SLIFF and Muny Magic are happening next week.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Kevin Brackett from Reel Spoilers are talking about new releases: Zombieland: Double Tap, The Lighthouse and tons of films we didn't see. There are new Blu-Ray & DVD releases The Lion King & David Crosby Remember My Name. Plus Dear Evan Hansen is in town!
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Max on Movies Foizey are talking about new releases: Maleficent Mistress of Evil, Lucy in the Sky, Zombieland: Double Tap, Dolemite is My Name and Where's My Roy Cohn? There are new Blu-Ray & DVD releases Stuber, Crawl & The Art of Self Defense. Plus Max has a new job & they didn't screen a movie we wanted to review for you!
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Jim Batts from We Are Movie Geeks are talking about new releases: Gemini Man, El Camino A Breaking Bad Story, Lucy in the Sky, The Addams Family & Jexi. There are new Blu-Ray & DVD releases Toy Story 4, Midsommar, Annabelle Comes Home, The Wedding Guest, American Woman & Red Joan. Plus Halloween Movie happenings .
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest David Craig talking about new releases: Joker and Making Coco: The Grant Fuhr Story. There are new Blu-Ray & DVD releases Spider-Man Far From Home & Ken Burns' Country Music. Plus a preview of Dolemite is My Name.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest LA's Kyle Eversgerd talking about new releases: Judy and Making Coco: The Grant Fuhr Story. There are new Blu-Ray & DVD releases Yesterday, Child's Play & Shaft. Plus Kyle followed the Rams to LA.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest We Are Movie Geeks' Jim Batts talking about new releases: Downton Abbey, Ad Astra, Between Two Ferns: the Movie, Raise Hell: The Life & Times of Molly Ivins, Before You know It and Rambo: Last Blood. There are new Blu-Ray & DVD releases Wild Rose & Dark Phoenix. Plus Jim's friend is drew the cover of MAD Magazine, Carl raves about Judy & Galaxy's Edge & Lynn is moving to Soulard.
What happens when you don't set up the studio yourself.... Today Lynn, Carl & special guests Tenacious Eats' Chef Liz and Cinema St Louis' Chris Clark (all off-mic - grrrr) talking about new releases: "Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice," "Official Secrets" and movies we didn't see: "Hustlers" & The Goldfinch." There are new Blu-Ray & DVD releases: Aladdin, John Wick 3, Being Frank & Echo in the Canyon. Plus the latest events from our guests, Carl's trip to Galaxy's Edge and Angels in America at the Rep. I apologize again for the sound quality.
Today Lynn & Carl are a duo & talk about new releases: "It Chapter Two," "Brittany Runs a Marathon" and the documentary "Fiddler: Miracle of Miracles." There are new Blu-Ray & DVD releases: Men in Black International, Ma & Booksmart. Plus movie news and the beginning of Oscar Bait season.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest @MaxOnMovies Foizey talk about the lack of new releases, but re-releases. What's new on DVD - including Belleville's own Glenn McCoy, Marvel vs. Sony, Disney Plus and new trailers for Terminator & Joker. Plus what two movies we are each looking forward to before the end of the year.
Today Lynn, Carl & Dan talk about new releases the Peanut Butter Falcon, Ready of Not, Angel Has Fallen, After the Wedding, Luce & One Child Nation and The Hustle & A Dog's Purpose on DVD. Plus Dan's BFF Dwayne Johnson, The Muny set some records and no one likes David Crosby..
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Ron Stevens talk about the new documentary David Crosby: Remember My Name, the 50th Anniversary of Woodstock and memories of the Mississippi River Festivals.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Ron Stevens talk about new releases Good Boys, Blinded by the Light, The Nightingale, Mike Wallace Is Here, Where'd you Go Bernadette and Avengers: Endgame on DVD. Plus the state of movie making in 2019.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Ron Stevens talk about new releases The Kitchen, Dora and the Lost City of Gold, Them That Follow, Brian Banks, The Art of Racing in the Rain, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark and Detective Pikachu, The Curse of La Llorona, Poms, Tolkien, Amazing Grace, The Souvenir & Donnybrook on DVD. Plus Matilda at the Muny & Angels in America at the Rep and Lynn at the Memphis Film Prize.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Thomas Stosckman talk about new releases Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, The Sword of Trust & Crawl. Long Shot, The Intruder & Ugly Dolls on DVD. Plus The Muny's Paint Your Wagon and what's coming up at the Way Out Club.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Jim Tudor talk about new releases Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood, The Farewell & Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love. Battle Angel: Akira, Hellboy & Missing Link on DVD . Plus The Muny's Paint Your Wagon and a really deep dive into QT.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Jim Batts talk about new releases The Lion King, Maiden & The Art of Self Defense. Shazam & Breakthrough on DVD . Plus The Muny's Footloose and SD Comic-Con News.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Tom Stockman talk about new releases Stuber, The Lion King and Wild Rose. Pet Sematary on DVD . Plus The Muny's Cinderella & Footloose and all about the Saint Louis Filmmaker's Showcase.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Jim Tudor talk about new releases Spider-Man: Far From Home and Midsommar. The Best of Enemies on DVD . Plus The Muny's Cinderella, the Neil LaBute New Theater Festival, new on Netflix and happy 4th of July.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest David Craig talk about new releases Yesterday, Annabelle Comes Home, Being Frank and Fall of the American Empire. Dumbo on DVD . Plus The Muny's 1776, Grand Center's Theatre Crawl and a "Good luck in PHX" to Megan Hoop.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Carl's silent daughter talk about new releases Toy Story 4, and Pavarotti (+ Child's Play). DVD's Us, Wonder Park & Hotel Mumbai. Plus The Muny's new season & new season and Carl's 23 years with the Stanley Cup Champion Saint Louis Blues.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Jim Tudor talk about new releases Men in Black: International, Late Night, American Woman, the Dead Don't Die, Non-Fiction and Echo in the Canyon (+ Shaft). DVD's Captain Marvel & The Mustang. Plus The Muny's new stage & new season and Let's Go Blues - they won the Stanley Cup..
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Jim Batts talk about new releases Dark Phoenix, The Secret Lives of Pets 2 & The Tomorrow Man. DVD's Gloria Bell & A Medea Family Funeral. Plus The Muny opens Monday and the Tonys are Sunday Let's Go Blues.
Today Lynn, Carl & special guest Tom Stockman talk about new releases Rocketman, Ma, Shadow & Brightburn. DVD's Greta & Climax. Plus Tom's interaction with Tommy Wiseau and Let's Go Blues.
With Lynn & Carl today is Jim Tudor, President of the Saint Louis Film Critics Association discussing his film career and upcoming Star Wars film class at Webster University. The trio discuss new releases Aladdin & Booksmart, DVDs HTTYD3, the Upside and Isn't It Romantic?. Plus news on the new trailers for Toy Story 4, Downton Abbey and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
This week Dan is back (with better microphones)& he joins Lynn & Carl to discuss John Wick Chapter 3, Trial by Fire, the White Crow, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil & Vile, Wine Country, A Dog's Journey and the Sun is Also a Star. DVD releases of How to Train Your Dragon 3, Happy Death Day 2U, Fighting with my Family, Cold Pursuit and Apollo 11. Plus Lynn's trip to NYC (& Jeff Daniels), The Batman and Carl says "Come From Away" is better than every movie listed here.
This week, Dan's chair is filled by Jim Batts from We Are Movie Geeks. It also seems like Dan took all the good microphone settings (sorry about that). Lynn, Carl & Jim talk about Poms, The Hustle & Detective Pikachu. DVDs Lego Movie Two and They Shall Not Grow Old. Plus Lynn's Trip to LA for the Daytime Emmys and when is it okay to discuss Endgame?
The Reel Times Trio: Lynn, Dan & Carl review new releases: The Intruder, Long Shot, Wild Nights with Emily, Stockholm and El Chicano. Serenity & Arctic on DVD and news about Willow and remembering John Singleton. And the lengths some people are going to avoid Endgame spoilers.
The Reel Times Trio: Lynn, Dan & Carl have a spoiler-free review of Avengers: Endgame. Plus many off topic tangents including: Nicole Kidman's Destoyer, Missouri Tax Breaks for filmmakers, Baseball, Hockey and the Saint Louis Blues playing, "Gloria."
The Reel Times Trio: Lynn, Dan & Carl review new releases: The Curse of La Llorona, Breakthrough, Penguins, Penguin Highway, Amazing Grace and High Life. New DVD Releases Glass, the Kid Who Would Be King, Miss Bala, Escape Room, Lego Movie 2. Plus trailers for The Rise of Skywalker and Hobbs & Shaw, the latest movie news & Godspell or Jesus Christ Superstar.
The Reel Times Trio: Lynn, Dan & Carl review new releases: Missing Link, the Chaperone, Little, Hellboy & After. New DVD Releases Holmes and Watson, On the Basis of Sex, Welcome to Marwen & A Dog's Way Home, plus Wizard World, the latest movie news & the best rainy films.
The Reel Times Trio: Lynn, Dan & Carl review new releases: Shazam!, Pet Sematary, Diane and The Highwaymen. New DVD Releases Vice, Bumblebee, and The Mule, plus Wizard World, the latest movie news & the best baseball films.
The Reel Times Trio: Lynn, Dan & Carl review new releases: Dumbo, the Mustang, Hotel Mumbai and The Highwaymen. New DVD Releases Aquaman, Stan & Ollie, Second Act, If Beale Street Could Talk and Capernaum, plus the story of Waitress & the latest movie news.
The Reel Times Trio: Lynn, Dan & Carl review new releases: Us, Gloria Bell, The Wedding Guest and The Dirt. New DVD Releases Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Mary Poppins Returns, plus the latest movie news
The Reel Times Trio review new releases Climax, Captive State, Yardies and Triple Frontier. Plus Carl was at this year's Disney Shareholder Meeting. and They talk about the new Muny and Fox Theater seasons. Plus lots of off topic tangents featuring French Film, Tenacious Eats, Cats and Irish Movies.
The reel time trio reviews Captain Marvel, Triple Frontier and Apollo 11 in addition to all the new DVD releases. And ends it all with stroke awareness. #RIPLukePerry
The first episode of the Reel Time Trio, a group of South Side Saint Louisan film critics getting together to debate movies.