The The best thrillers leave us worn out but satisfied.

At the end of Love Lies Bleeding, there's only one exhaustion and the vague feeling of having

we dragged along a fast ride to nowhere in particular.

Adam Naman of the Ringer is talking about

Love Lies Bleeding. Nasty, fierce film noir in theaters right now. I

encourage you all to check it out. I liked it more than Adam Naman. We'll discuss

that. Other new movies, Kung Fu Panda 4, me and Cody all in on Jack Black, not just because he was Bowser and

Superman Brothers, but hey he's playing Poe and he's back once again to earn your

dollars all your parents out there you

must take your kids to go see a panda kung-food panda for a very small list of movies

up by the time they got to four were any good but we'll review it anyways plus four

daughters which David Sampson told me I had to watch.

It's available right now on Netflix. It was nominated for an Academy Award. I didn't watch it because the

Samsung I watched it because it's up for an Oscar and I have to watch all these Oscar movies because I'm a

completest so I watch that film as well our old movie this week is win-win that's

right just one more for the people in the back one more apology a body movie I had to give it to you guys win-win is currently

available on Hulu and it's one of his great every man performances it's from Tom

McCarthy who of course won the Academy Award Best Picture of Spotlight I'm telling you's a fantastic movie. So that's our old movie this week.

As far as our Wild Court is concerned, so I mentioned before, our bookers from Meadelark have moved on. So the last gift that Laura Brant is giving us is next week and you say to yourself

what's the last guest they're going to get us? Had to be an author and not just one author but two. So next week, Alan Silver, I wanted to call him

Ellen because it's AL A I N, but James Orsini, the co-author, referred to him as Alan's like,

okay, if he's going Alan, I gotta gotta go Alan but you'll hear the interview next week

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