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FORGOTTEN ISLAND is a beautiful movie with incredible animation, stellar voice acting, and a universal story. Too bad nobody saw it in theaters. How did DreamWorks fail this movie? Let's talk about it...

Long-time filmmaker Susanne Rostock worked closely with legendary artist and civil rights leader Harry Belafonte. In the last decade of his life, she filmed his interactions with Bruce Springsteen, Aloe Blacc, Jon Bon Jovi, Tony Bennett, and a laundry list of influential celebrities and personalities. During that time, a series of grotesque events took place across the country. Trayvon Martin, George Floyd, and many other black men were tragic victims of racist-fueled violent acts. Suddenly, Rostock found herself filming Belafonte working tirelessly to find solutions or, at the very least, share his playbook with the younger generation. The FOLLOWING HARRY documentary is now available at home on demand. So let's talk about it...

It was post-9/11, and Americans wanted justice for everything, no matter how crooked the path may be to get there. Enter PRIMETIME. A24's fictionalized retelling of newsman Chris Hansen and the NBC show To Catch a Predator is incredible on many levels... rewatchability not being one of them. So let's talk about it...

The Untitled Film Project Podcast was invited to cover the 57th Annual Nashville Film Festival, and it was a blast! In this episode, we recap the Festival, highlight some favorites, and even discuss a couple of disappointments. So support your local film festival... and let's talk about it!

Critics are absolutely -- almost exactly -- split on DIGGER. Some audiences may love it, some may hate it, but a lot of them will appreciate it... as long as they make it through the whole thing. So let's talk about it!

Gover has a conversation with FLINT director and screenwriter Ryan Whitaker at the Nashville Film Festival.

Gover discusses Litte Hollywood, Tennessee with Christian Whittemore.

Unlike some documentaries orchestrated by the subject's loved ones, COME WHAT MAY isn't afraid to showcase Ralphie May's struggles with addiction. Ralphie's widow, stand-up comedian, and co-director of the film, Lahna Turner, spent some time with us after the Nashville screening to explain that Ralphie actually wanted his story told. So let's talk about it...

JOHN WICK has built an entire cinematic universe where unrelenting a** kicking is the norm. Well, THE FURIOUS just put that to shame! So let's talk about it...

When the 2026 TV special THE MUPPET SHOW starring Sabrina Carpenter won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety Special, it only reinforced the idea that The Muppets need to come back in full force. Sure, another Muppet Show would be great, but what about movies? So we asked: What movie would you make Muppets? Let's talk about it...

After leaving behind decades of legendary music, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Jimmy Buffett passed away in 2023. Thankfully, in 2026, filmmaker John H. Cunningham has gathered the musicians, producers and experts who were there with Jimmy for the beginning of his incredible career. From his writing days in Nashville to finding a home in Key West, the OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD documentary walks you through Buffett's origin story, courtesy of our guest, John H. Cunningham. Let's talk about it...

Olivia Wilde directs and co-stars in one of the best films of 2026 in THE INVITE. You may go in thinking this is a sex comedy, but when you leave, you'll be having deep, meaningful conversations with your partner. THE INVITE isn't to be missed. So let's talk about it...

When it was first reported that Warner Bros. had finished a new Wile E. Coyote movie but was scrapping it, it didn't make any sense. This wasn't some original idea from an amateur filmmaker that had a friend at the top of the studio greenlight some project. This was frickin' Looney Tunes! And they were just gonna get rid of it?? Something didn't smell right. Now, years later, we finally get to see what Warner Bros. wanted to get rid of. So let's talk about it...

Enjoyable for some, tough to sit through for others, THE END OF OAK STREET is a dinosaur movie that tries things differently. Do we applaud them for taking some swings? Absolutely. But we think we know why it didn't work. So let's talk about it...

If you want to feel great about the future of America, look no further than COOKIE QUEENS! And if you want to be pissed off about how a nationwide 501(c)(3) non-profit organization can exploit children with what can only be considered child labor, look no further than COOKIE QUEENS. There's a lot to unpack here, so let's talk about it...