This is Post-Weird, a conversation show between two friends about our increasingly dystopian future, and the pop-culture we think might help us make sense of it.
In this episode, we further discuss our nostalgic feelings for the original 'Space Jam' and how the sequel failed to communicate its commercialism in a way that was still palatable and fun, resulting…
We're back at the movies again! This time, we saw one of the most anticipated indie movies of the year, 'Zola.' This tale, based on the viral Twitter thread from 2015, is stylish, messy, and controve…
In this episode, we're both talking about our personal top 5 animated movies--lists very connected to nostalgia and childhood. While we both grew up watching a lot of Disney movies, which we discuss,…
Today, we're arguing about whether or not Marvel knows how to make TV shows that can stand on their own power, or if they are content for their shows to always be tie-ins. Where does this approach le…
In this episode, we're doing another top 5! This time, our favorite unloved movies. What does that mean? Unloved movies, in our definition, are movies that don't have a particular following/legacy an…
This week, we're discussing critical race theory and the way our education system fails to teach Black history. Juneteenth is a way to bring attention to that history, but is it enough, or will it ju…
Summer is finally here! In this episode, we discuss our relationship to the hottest season of the year, what constitutes a summer movie, and then each countdown our 5 favorite Summer movies. This is…
In this episode, we talk about the second half of Netflix's 'Sweet Tooth,' how it builds on core fantasy themes about choosing your own family, and what we expect to happen following season one's BIG…
In this episode, we discuss the dark and the fantastical elements of Netflix's new comic-based series, 'Sweet Tooth.' This does include spoilers for episodes 1-4 of the show. Then, since we're nearin…
This week on Post-Weird, we're ready to talk about getting back into movie theaters! We discuss what it will feel like to go back, plus both list our top 5 most anticipated movies for the rest of 202…
We're back! After a month off, we come back to talk about the finale of 'Mare of Easttown' and the incredible mercy extended to all of its characters throughout the story. Truly one of the best shows…
The 'Invincible' finale blew our minds and we're finally ready to talk about it. Is it one of the greatest seasons of superhero world-building ever? There's is so much more yet to come and the show h…
In this episode, we discuss HBO's newest prestige crime drama 'Mare of Easttown' and how, in just its first 2 episodes, it is succeeding where others have failed. Incredible attention to place and ch…
This week on Post-Weird, we talk through the heavy-handed end to 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,' and how good emotional beats can't save a messy plot. Plus, the announcement that 'Captain Americ…
Disney surprised us in episode five of 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' by directly addressing the politics of a Black Captain America and the heavy burden of representing a country that doesn't r…
In this new episode of Post-Weird, we discuss the "Space Jam: A New Legacy" trailer and compare its story to our nostalgic memories of the original 'Space Jam.' Does this feel like a sequel, or just …
This week, we're catching up with 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,' the most recent MCU television entry streaming on Disney+. So far, the show has provided fun action, while also vaguely touching…
Welcome to another episode of Post-Weird! Today, our conversation is about the new Prime Video animated show 'Invincible, ' based on the long-running Image Comics superhero title of the same name, w…
It's big, dumb, and really fun to watch: 'Godzilla vs. Kong' is the movie we need right now and exactly the kind of movie that can start the soft re-opening of theaters a year after they were closed.…
It's here! The moment we've been waiting for and also dreading - The Snyder Cut is out on HBOMax. We try to break it down into what we liked and didn't like about Snyder's mythmaking attempts over th…