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Christian and Cole talk about "Under The Silver Lake" starring Andrew Garfield (The Amazing Spider-Man, Silence, The Social Network) and directed by David Robert Mitchell (It Follows). This movie is a love song to Hitchcock and old Hollywood, as well as nutty conspiracy theories. The guys sit back and chat about this odd, but very enjoyable film.

Christian and Cole discuss the 2002 Spike Jonze film "Adaptation" along with a few other Nicolas Cage films. They also touch on the career of Spike Jonze and his awesome (but short) feature film resume. But the most important part of the episode is when the Film Bros show up for their hot take on Adaptation. Tune in and enjoy! And thanks for listening!

Christian and Cole discuss The BATMAN (Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz and Paul Dano) while eating the Little Caesar's "Batman" Calzony. The guys tell about their viewing experiences and what they love about the film. They also touch on comic book movies in general and superhero fatigue.

Christian Wallace and Cole Nowacki sit down and discuss David Fincher's "Seven". And a special guest shows up to read the 1995 New York Times review of Seven. Kick off your socks and find out what's in the box. Unless you're driving then keep your eyes on the road. Follow on Instagram: @filmisabouttostart Theme: System 6 by Fairlight Additional: Rain Dance by Delbony Licensed from Soundstripe.com

Christian talks about his connections to The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and how Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow was his favorite film of 1999 (forget Star Wars) when he was a kid. He also discusses his thoughts on what might be the earliest influences for Tim Burton's cinematic language. Website: www.christianwallace.me Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0cvEQ4reGJZDJ1BrDUj9kA

In this episode Christian talks about the influence Evil Dead 2 had on him and how it lead to him collecting the best versions (available) of films in pristine packaging. Also included are: tidbits of Evil Dead 2 facts and he even touches on Drag Me To Hell (Sam Raimi's return to horror in 2009)

In the inaugural episode of Film Is About To Start, Christian Wallace talks about George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead and the affect it had on him in his youth. Also discussed: Horror as a great story device and a way to talk about larger themes in society.