Time Sensitive

Sam, Kate, and Ian discuss a monster mash-up of horror movies! From Hitchcock to Carpenter and De Palma to Peele, the Time Sensitive panel outlines horror films they want to see, see all the time, and will never see again. Ghosts, ghouls, and goblins, OH MY!

We open our Freaky Film Festival with Ari Aster's Midsommar. Does horror in the broad daylight work? Will this cult movie soon gain a cult-like following of its own? Tune in to find out what the Time Sensitive crew thinks!

Time Sensitive takes time to discuss James Sweeney’s directorial debut and his take on a romantic comedy “Straight Up”.

"Fasten your seat belts. It's going to be a bumpy night." You asked for it, and we have opened the Time Sensitive classic movie vault for a full review of Joseph L. Mankiewicz's 1950 Best Picture-winner "All About Eve".

OOOOOOoooooh! Baby we were born to run! The crew jumps in to 1987 small town England to relive some "Glory Days" where the life of Javed is changed by the music of The Boss. In a Bruce Springsteen heavy episode Time Sensitive discusses Gurinder Chadha's 2019 film "Blinded by the Light".

It's time to celebrate! 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, and more years after their release, this collection of films have stood the test of time. We guarantee you will find something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue as Time Sensitive takes a stroll down memory lane.

There is a man. That man is Sam Elliott. He does kill Adolf Hitler. And then he does, in fact, kill the Bigfoot. Man meets myth as Time Sensitive explores the fantasy/adventure genre with writer-director-producer Robert D. Krzykowski's film about one of America's most legendary assassins.

Toga! Toga! Toga! As college students return to campus this week (or head home from UNC, Notre Dame, and MSU), we at Time Sensitive wanted to reintroduce you to that douchey frat bro or the nerdy movie gal down the hall by describing the movie posters we all know they are currently pasting to their walls. From National Lampoon to Tarantino, we’ll break down those most recognizable college movie posters, our connections to them, and design our own dorm rooms as the newest members of the class of 2024.

Time Sensitive boards an international flight to Paris with a review of the 2019 French-language film "Les Misérables". Sharing a title, setting, and theme with the classic Victor Hugo novel (but no Broadway musical numbers), Ladj Ly’s Oscar-nominated film is a modern day cop thriller, both gripping and poignant, that holds a magnifying glass to the pandemic of police brutality and illuminates the birth of a new revolution.

You think you can learn the birds and the bees from movies? Think again. From animation and comedy to "Showgirls" and Tommy Wiseau, we have compiled a list of Hollywood's most notoriously ridiculous sex scenes. Get ready for the infamous sights and sounds of the silver screen as #TimeSensitive talks about sex, bay-bee.

Show the universe who you truly are with this family-friendly gem about a group of misfits banding together to prove there is power in rebellion and beauty in space oddity. "Troop Zero" is the "Bad News Bears" for generations of girls and outsiders looking for their place in this world.

The coronavirus pandemic took #TimeSensitive off the air for nearly four months, but our hiatus has been a minor side effect of COVID-19's impact on the film industry. Major film releases delayed, productions shutdown, postponed events, filmmakers infected, the entire theater business on the edge of collapse, and an unknown future. Check out our newest episode for an update on the mid-pandemic status of Hollywood.

Our first full-length review in nearly FOUR MONTHS! Adam Sandler in an Oscar-caliber role? Yes, THAT Adam Sandler. Sam, Kate, and Ian break down the Safdie Brothers' newest film that has divided critics and audiences alike.

We Back? We Back. Time Sensitive is shaking off the rust and back to bringing you that sweet sweet content. If you can handle the silliness you will be rewarded with the title of the movie we will be covering next week!

The 2020 Cannes Film Festival was originally scheduled to be hosted this week, but its cancellation leaves an opening for Time Sensitive. Tickets are now on sale for our Quarantine Film Festival, featuring titles you can stream today from the comfort of your own home! Sam, Kate, and Ian share their first reviews of this soon-to-be time-honored tradition.

The coronavirus pandemic was barely registered by most in the Western Hemisphere when America's Dad, Tom Hanks, announced his positive diagnosis. In the weeks since, the world has drastically changed, and we are all adjusting to a new reality. That new reality can be made slightly brighter, however, when we look at the career of America's Dad. From his early comedies and rom-com classics to his Oscar-winning leading roles and iconic voice acting, Thomas Jeffrey Hanks just may be the calming force we all need right now. The #TimeSensitive panel is excited to review the filmography of this Hollywood legend and share the performances that make us all laugh, cry, and tip our hats.

We are getting experimental. Recording separately and from our own homes might make this episode sound a bit different, but the #TimeSensitive panel is still here to bring you a variety of new pop culture tidbits which we are currently listening, watching, reading, or gaming. Now is the time to explore those books on your shelf, stream that series you've been eyeing, or play that funky music. It all starts with a simple question: What Are You Into?

While Hollywood remains crippled by the coronavirus outbreak, it is time for a genre-bending, delirious, neo-noir about one man's search for the truth behind the mysterious crimes, murders, and disappearances in his East L.A. neighborhood. "Under the Silver Lake" might be the wildest movie ever reviewed on #TimeSensitive, and we couldn't stop talking about it. Written and directed by David Robert Mitchell, and starring Andrew Garfield, "Under the Silver Lake" is equal parts nostalgia, nihilism, and madness. Can you crack the code?

Pending more film release delays or canceled film festivals due to Coronavirus, the #TimeSensitive panel is happy to share their most anticipated movies of 2020. Last year, this episode gave us "Booksmart", "Joker", and of course, "Little Women". Will this year's lineup create the same spectacle?

"The only thing my father gave me that was of any value to me is pain." "Honey Boy" is the first narrative feature from director Alma Har'el. This 2019 Sundance standout, written by and starring Shia LaBeouf (based on his personal writings) attempts to rationalize the wreckless behavior of a fictional, mature actor through the exploration of painful memories from his early career and rise to stardom under the guardianship of an abusive father.