In this episode, hosts Alan & Chris discuss “The Lighthouse” the latest film from Robert Eggers starring Willem Dafoe & Robert Pattinson and the possible Oscar contender “Marriage Story” starring Adam Driver and Scarlet Johansen.

Comedian Eddie Murphy is back…and thankfully not as a talking donkey in another Shrek sequel. Alan & Chris share their thoughts on his latest “Dolemite Is My Name” as well as the discussion-worthy indie “Luce” starring Naomi Watts, Tim Roth, Octavia Spencer and a career-defining performance from Kelvin Harrison, Jr.

Ad Astra’s character study of an astronaut (Brad Pitt) with daddy issues or Joker’s character study of a troubled clown (Joaquin Phoenix) with daddy issues. Hosts Alan & Chris share their thoughts on both films and which one they found more compelling (and which one almost put one host to sleep).

A news segment focusing on the winners of the 2019 Footcandle Film Festival along with recommendations of films to watch rounds out the show.

Pennywise is back. This time he’s haunting the Losers Club as adults with Bill Heder, Jessica Chastain and James McAvoy joining the cast. How does “It Chapter Two” compare to its’ 2017 predecessor? Our hosts share their thoughts as well as discuss the indie film “The Farewell” starring comedian Awkwafina

If Alan & Chris set out to discuss two more divergent films than they did in this episode it might not be possible. First up they discuss “The Biggest Little Farm” – a documentary that follows a couple who decide to switch careers and start a farm. The hosts then share their thoughts on Casey Affleck’s latest project “Light of My Life” about a father & his daughter trying to survive in a world where a plague has all but wiped out the female population.

On this episode of the Footcandle Films podcast, hosts Alan and Chris review “The Last Black Man in San Francisco” and “Crawl”

Quentin Tarantino has released the penultimate film of his career. Alan & Chris share their thoughts on his “Once Upon a Time…In Hollywood” as well as the smaller indie comedy “Sword of Trust – Lynn Shelton” starring Marc Maron.

Whether you like big budget blockbusters or indies this episode has reviews of both types of films. First up is talk on the latest Marvel superhero movie “Spider-Man: Far from Home”. Ari Aster’s sophomore film “Midsommar” occupies the second review slot followed by the hosts sharing bits of movie news and their recommendations on films you might want to watch.

Recommendations: “Eyes Wide Shut”, “Lady Macbeth”

Alan & Chris review “Toy Story 4” as well as the latest offering from auteur director Jim Jarmusch “The Dead Don’t Die”.

In this episode of Footcandle Films, we’re all about monsters… monsters of the giant lizard variety and monsters of rock. On this episode of Footcandle Films we’re all about monsters… monsters of the giant lizard variety and monsters of rock.