No matter where you go, there you are. And here WE are, celebrating Missing Frames 120th episode with the Comic Book Couples Counseling Podcast hosts Brad and Lisa Gullickson. For the last mileston

Shawn introduces his wife Sarah to the brilliance of Charlie Chaplin with his masterpiece City Lights. City Lights is considered by many not only to be Chaplin's finest work but one of the greatest fi

In what may be Missing Frames' most controversial episode yet, Shawn and his guest host, cinematographer Lenny Walsh, discuss Lenny's first viewing of Martin Scorsese's 'Raging Bull,' and why, despite

Brian Bitner of the Beyond the Screenplay podcast returns to discuss Masaki Kobayashi's 'Harakiri.' This beloved masterwork has been a missing frame in both Shawn and Brian's lives for far too long -

David Lynch is one of Shawn's favorite filmmakers, but he's never gotten around to seeing Lynch's 1984 adaptation of 'Dune.' Fellow Nerd Party members John Mills and Tristan Riddell join Shawn for his

To celebrate the upcoming release of Matt Reeves' The Batman, the Franchyze Boyz revisit Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy. Who thinks Batman Begins is the best of the bunch? Who thinks The Dark

To celebrate Super Bowl Sunday, Shawn decides to introduce his lovely wife Sarah to David Anspaugh’s 1993 classic Rudy, starring Sean Astin. Rudy is a film Shawn has loved since he was a kid, but does

The Franchyze Boyz conclude their Star Trek movie marathon with a rewatch of the J.J. Abrams/Justin Lin helmed Kelvin Trilogy. Does Star Trek '09 have too many lens flares? Is Into Darkness little mor

The Franchyze Boyz continue their Star Trek film franchise marathon with a rewatch of the Next Generation films: Generations, First Contact, Insurrection, and Nemesis. Do any of these entries live up

And here come the Franchyze Boyz, ringing in the new year with part one of a three-part Star Trek film franchise rewatch. In this first part, Shawn, Brad, and Aaron examine the first six Star Trek fil