We're happy to present a special sneak preview of the new podcast Inside Jaws. Inside Jaws takes you on an immersive journey through the making of 1975’s pulse-pounding hit film Jaws, the first-ever summer blockbuster. Subscribe to Inside Jaws on Apple Podcasts today or hear all 7 episodes, ad-free at wondery.com/plus

We're happy to present a special sneak preview of the new podcast Inside Jaws. Inside Jaws takes you on an immersive journey through the making of 1975’s pulse-pounding hit film Jaws, the first-ever summer blockbuster. Subscribe to Inside Jaws on Apple Podcasts today or hear all 7 episodes, ad-free at <a href="http://wondery.com/plus" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">wondery.com/plus</a>

A Special Preview of Inside Jaws

Given the stakes involved with any Star Wars movie, it's not surprising that conversation regarding Solo: A Star Wars Story seemed to skip right over the movie itself and immediately spark debates about its quality and box office numbers. The tumultuous production history and prolonged casting process for the next Han Solo certainly put audiences on the defense, but is Solo: A Star Wars Story a franchise-killing dud or a cult classic in the making?

After the Credits: Solo: A Star Wars Story

Despite a strong, strong run by Avengers: Infinity War, it seemed inevitable that Deadpool 2 would jump to the top of the box office in its opening weekend. This was, after all, a sequel to one of the most surprising summer hits of the last few years. But success brings with it higher expectations, and nobody was really sure if Deadpool 2 could maintain the momentum of its predecessor, least of all our podcast stars.

After the Credits: Deadpool 2

There are big movies, there are big movies, and then there is Avengers: Infinity War, the culmination of nearly ten years of Marvel continuity and superhero stories. This week on After the Credits, Matthew Monagle and film-critic-slash-film-editor Amon Warmann discuss the biggest movie in a franchise of big movies. Did our favorites make it out alive? You'll have to listen to find out.

After the Credits: Avengers Infinity War

It takes a perfect confluence of events for Hollywood to release a Steven Spielberg movie that most people are only kinda excited to see, but that's exactly the case with Ready Player One. In this week's episode of the After the Credits podcast, Matthew Monagle and Cinapse co-founder Ed Travis break down Spielberg's latest special effects extravaganza. Does Spielberg still have that ever-magical it?

After the Credits: Ready Player One

This week on After the Credits, Matthew and guest Karen Han talk culture criticism and the greatness of Ava DuVernay.

After the Credits: A Wrinkle in Time

Think you've got what it takes to talk Alex Garland and hard sci-fi? Then step into the Shimmer with freelance film critic Kristen Lopez! This week on After the Credits, Matthew and Kristen talk about Alex Garland's oft-discussed Kubrickian nightmare, Annihilation. Does the movie live up to the books? Will audiences ever learn to fully appreciate Jennifer Jason Leigh? And why, exactly, is Gina Rodriguez's side-cut the solution to world peace?

After the Credits: Annihilation

It's the movie we've all been waiting for: this week on After the Credits, Matthew is joined by freelance journalist Monica Castillo to talk Black Panther, Marvel, and the importance of Hollywood representation. Does Black Panther live up to the heaps of praise being set upon it? Which of the new additions to the Marvel Universe is the best? And why is the answer to that previous question obviously Letitia Wright's Shuri? Because it is.

After the Credits: Black Panther

This week on After the Credits, Matthew is joined by Mashable author Angie Han to discuss Fifty Shades Freed, the third and final installment of the Fifty Shades trilogy. Will Anastasia and Christian get their happily ever after? Will jealousy and possessiveness tear the two of them apart? Hell, will they have even the most rudimentary pre-marriage conversations about children and last names? SPOILER ALERT: the answers are yes, no, and no, respectively.

After the Credits: Fifty Shades Freed

This week on After the Credits, Matthew is joined by freelance film critic Alisha Grauso to discuss Maze Runner: The Death Cure, the third and final installment of the Maze Runner trilogy. And while we don't want to spoil everything that happens, let's just say that between the first and second parts of this week's episode, the Maze Runner fanbase added one new member.

After the Credits: Maze Runner

One Perfect Pod is a new podcast channel from the people behind One Perfect Shot and Film School Rejects. With multiple shows, we'll cover the world of film and television with a keen eye for perfect frames, big ideas, and smart criticism.

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How do you define the horror genre? What counts? Geoff and Scott attempt to nail down the lines around the films that try to terrify [0:00 - 32:00]. They also appreciate some commerce [32:00 - 38:00] and answer your screenwriting questions about on-the-nose writing and knowing when to get out of a scene [38:00 - 65:00].

The Fine Line Between Unsettled and Scared

In the inaugural episode of Shot by Shot, H. Perry Horton and Geoff Todd dive into one of the single most beautifully shot films of all-time: Stanley Kubrick's 1968 sci-fi epic '2001: A Space Odyssey,' shot by Geoffrey Unsworth and John Alcott. Celebrate cinematography with the minds that build One Perfect Shot.Special note: this week's audio quality is admittedly subpar, but we didn't want to just trash it all, as the discussion is very good. These kinks will be worked out as we move forward.Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow hosts H. Perry Horton (@hperryhorton) and Geoff Todd (@TheGeoffTodd). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.Thanks for listening!

In the inaugural episode of Shot by Shot, H. Perry Horton and Geoff Todd dive into one of the single most beautifully shot films of all-time: Stanley Kubrick's 1968 sci-fi epic '2001: A Space Odyssey,' shot by Geoffrey Unsworth and John Alcott. Celebrate cinematography with the minds that build One Perfect Shot. Special note: this week's audio quality is admittedly subpar, but we didn't want to just trash it all, as the discussion is very good. These kinks will be worked out as we move forward. Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (<a href="http://facebook.com/oneperfectshot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/oneperfectshot</a>). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow hosts H. Perry Horton (@hperryhorton) and Geoff Todd (@TheGeoffTodd). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

Shot by Shot: 2001: A Space Odyssey

In honor of Twin Peaks’ return this week, Perry and Geoff delve into the weird world of director David Lynch with Mulholland Drive, shot by Peter Deming.See the Shots here: http://bit.ly/2qciRhmSubscribe to One Perfect Pod wherever you get your podcasts and don't forget to leave us a rating and review. It helps others discover our channel. As always, follow @OnePerfectShot on Twitter for all the latest happenings in the world of film.

In honor of Twin Peaks’ return this week, Perry and Geoff delve into the weird world of director David Lynch with Mulholland Drive, shot by Peter Deming. See the Shots here: <a href="http://bit.ly/2qciRhm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/2qciRhm</a> Subscribe to One Perfect Pod wherever you get your podcasts and don't forget to leave us a rating and review. It helps others discover our channel. As always, follow @OnePerfectShot on Twitter for all the latest happenings in the world of film.

Shot By Shot: Mulholland Drive

For this week's review, Matthew welcomes critic Valerie Complex on the show to talk about the Tom Cruise monster remake, The Mummy.

After The Credits: The Mummy

With Matthew on vacation, Neil Miller sits in the hosts chair and is joined by High and Outside's Theo Broxson to talk about Taika Waititi's electric superhero extravaganza, Thor: Ragnarok.

After the Credits: Thor: Ragnarok

At Star Wars Celebration Orlando, Lucasfilm debuted the first trailer for the next Star Wars film, The Last Jedi. Luke is back and he's got opinions. Rey is back and she's training. BB-8 is back and he's Buster Keaton. We talk about all this an more with Star Wars expert Da7e Gonzales.Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Neil Miller (@rejects) and guest Dave Gonzales (@da7e).We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.Thanks for listening!

At Star Wars Celebration Orlando, Lucasfilm debuted the first trailer for the next Star Wars film, The Last Jedi. Luke is back and he's got opinions. Rey is back and she's training. BB-8 is back and he's Buster Keaton. We talk about all this an more with Star Wars expert Da7e Gonzales. Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (<a href="http://facebook.com/oneperfectshot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/oneperfectshot</a>). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Neil Miller (@rejects) and guest Dave Gonzales (@da7e). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

Emergency Pod: The Last Jedi Trailer

This week on After the Credits, Matthew is joined by Paste critic Kyle Turner to discuss Murder on the Orient Express and all things Agatha Christie.

After the Credits: Murder on the Orient Express

This week, Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures released its big, full trailer for 'Spider-Man: Homecoming.' This means we need to do another Emergency Pod. To talk all things webhead, Neil welcomes Film School Rejects contributor and podcaster Theo Broxson on to talk Vulture, story theories, Donald Glover, and whether or not this is a team-up movie.Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Neil Miller (@rejects) and guest Theo Broxson (@onemorerick). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.This week's closing music is by Marco Cela (and Junkie XL) via Soundcloud.Thanks for listening!

This week, Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures released its big, full trailer for 'Spider-Man: Homecoming.' This means we need to do another Emergency Pod. To talk all things webhead, Neil welcomes Film School Rejects contributor and podcaster Theo Broxson on to talk Vulture, story theories, Donald Glover, and whether or not this is a team-up movie. Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (<a href="http://facebook.com/oneperfectshot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/oneperfectshot</a>). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Neil Miller (@rejects) and guest Theo Broxson (@onemorerick). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. This week's closing music is by Marco Cela (and Junkie XL) via Soundcloud. Thanks for listening!

Emergency Pod: The Spider-Man: Homecoming Trailer

In this week's episode of Shot by Shot, Geoff and Perry dig into the work of Nicolas Winding Refn and Thomas Newton Sigel on the 2011 crime thriller Drive, in which Ryan Gosling plays a stunt driver who gets himself into a bit of a pickle...View this week's Shots in the companion post: http://buff.ly/2p7yuVSBe sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow hosts H. Perry Horton (@hperryhorton) and Geoff Todd (@TheGeoffTodd). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.Thanks for listening!

In this week's episode of Shot by Shot, Geoff and Perry dig into the work of Nicolas Winding Refn and Thomas Newton Sigel on the 2011 crime thriller Drive, in which Ryan Gosling plays a stunt driver who gets himself into a bit of a pickle... View this week's Shots in the companion post: <a href="http://buff.ly/2p7yuVS" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://buff.ly/2p7yuVS</a> Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (<a href="http://facebook.com/oneperfectshot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/oneperfectshot</a>). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow hosts H. Perry Horton (@hperryhorton) and Geoff Todd (@TheGeoffTodd). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

Shot by Shot: Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive

Whitewashing. It's the practice of casting a white actor in a role that originally was portrayed by a non-white person. And it's a conversation that has reached a new peak this week following the release of Marvel's Iron Fist and Paramount's Ghost in the Shell. To explore these properties, the conversations around them, and how each production just couldn’t stop itself from making things worse, Neil talks to Keith Chow, editor in chief of The Nerds of Color dot org, and Angie Han, movies reporter at Mashable.This week's supplemental reading:Five Showrunners Who Could Have Gotten Iron Fist Right, by Keith Chow: http://bit.ly/2nTmI0dGhost in the Shell review, by Angie Han: http://on.mash.to/2nThyRQBe sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Neil Miller (@rejects) and guests Keith Chow (@the_real_chow) and Angie Han (@ajhan). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.This week's music comes from the original soundtracks of the original and new Ghost in the Shell films.Thanks for listening!

Whitewashing. It's the practice of casting a white actor in a role that originally was portrayed by a non-white person. And it's a conversation that has reached a new peak this week following the release of Marvel's Iron Fist and Paramount's Ghost in the Shell. To explore these properties, the conversations around them, and how each production just couldn’t stop itself from making things worse, Neil talks to Keith Chow, editor in chief of The Nerds of Color dot org, and Angie Han, movies reporter at Mashable. This week's supplemental reading: Five Showrunners Who Could Have Gotten Iron Fist Right, by Keith Chow: <a href="http://bit.ly/2nTmI0d" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/2nTmI0d</a> Ghost in the Shell review, by Angie Han: <a href="http://on.mash.to/2nThyRQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://on.mash.to/2nThyRQ</a> Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (<a href="http://facebook.com/oneperfectshot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/oneperfectshot</a>). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Neil Miller (@rejects) and guests Keith Chow (@the_real_chow) and Angie Han (@ajhan). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. This week's music comes from the original soundtracks of the original and new Ghost in the Shell films. Thanks for listening!

The Big Idea: First They Did Whitewashing, Then They Made it Worse

This week, Shot by Shot scours George Miller's apocalyptic wasteland for the most perfect frames. H. Perry Horton and Geoff Todd go in-depth on the impact of Fury Road and each pick their three favorite shots to discuss.To view the Shots, check out the pod's companion post: http://buff.ly/2ohjIIVProducer's note: We're working on getting Perry a new microphone. Apologies for the rough audio, especially at the start.Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow hosts H. Perry Horton (@hperryhorton) and Geoff Todd (@TheGeoffTodd). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.Thanks for listening!

This week, Shot by Shot scours George Miller's apocalyptic wasteland for the most perfect frames. H. Perry Horton and Geoff Todd go in-depth on the impact of Fury Road and each pick their three favorite shots to discuss. To view the Shots, check out the pod's companion post: <a href="http://buff.ly/2ohjIIV" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://buff.ly/2ohjIIV</a> Producer's note: We're working on getting Perry a new microphone. Apologies for the rough audio, especially at the start. Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (<a href="http://facebook.com/oneperfectshot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/oneperfectshot</a>). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow hosts H. Perry Horton (@hperryhorton) and Geoff Todd (@TheGeoffTodd). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

Shot by Shot: Mad Max: Fury Road

Joss Whedon

This week, Warner Bros. announced that they are in development on a solo Batgirl movie that will be written, produced, and directed by Joss Whedon. To break it down, Neil talks to VanityFair.com writer and podcaster extraordinaire Joanna Robinson about Joss Whedon's fit, the film's comic starting point, and who they'd cast in the titular role.Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Neil Miller (@rejects) and guest Joanna Robinson (@jowrotethis). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.This week's music comes from Andy McSteel and Wally Clark on Soundcloud.Thanks for listening!

This week, Warner Bros. announced that they are in development on a solo Batgirl movie that will be written, produced, and directed by Joss Whedon. To break it down, Neil talks to <a href="http://VanityFair.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">VanityFair.com</a> writer and podcaster extraordinaire Joanna Robinson about Joss Whedon's fit, the film's comic starting point, and who they'd cast in the titular role. Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (<a href="http://facebook.com/oneperfectshot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/oneperfectshot</a>). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Neil Miller (@rejects) and guest Joanna Robinson (@jowrotethis). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. This week's music comes from Andy McSteel and Wally Clark on Soundcloud. Thanks for listening!

Emergency Pod: Joss Whedon's Batgirl

Perry and Geoff explore the perfect shots of Sam Mendes' Road to Perdition, shot by the great Conrad L. Hall.

Shot by Shot: Road to Perdition

For this week's review, After the Credits host Matthew Monagle is joined by Film School Rejects columnist Danny Bowes to talk about Zach Braff's geriatric heist film Going in Style, starring Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, and Alan Arkin. Yes, it begins with a discussion of auteurism. Episode Notes:00:00:00 - Preview of Going in Style00:14:20 - After the Credits review (includes spoilers)Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Matthew Monagle (@Labsplice) and guest Danny Bowes (@bybowes).We’d very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.Thanks for listening!

For this week's review, After the Credits host Matthew Monagle is joined by Film School Rejects columnist Danny Bowes to talk about Zach Braff's geriatric heist film Going in Style, starring Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, and Alan Arkin. Yes, it begins with a discussion of auteurism. Episode Notes: 00:00:00 - Preview of Going in Style 00:14:20 - After the Credits review (includes spoilers) Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (<a href="http://facebook.com/oneperfectshot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/oneperfectshot</a>). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Matthew Monagle (@Labsplice) and guest Danny Bowes (@bybowes). We’d very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

“It’s not garbage. You need a middle to the road.”

Matthew welcomes FSR publisher Neil Miller on to defend the honor of Michael Bay and the existence of the Transformers franchise. Also, they somehow survive 'The Last Knight.'

After The Credits: Transformers: The Last Knight

This weekend, Summer Movie Season unofficially kicks off (in April!) with the release of 'The Fate of the Furious.' And if Hollywood insists on moving up its calendar, we're going to follow suit and move up our big Summer Movie Preview. To break it down, we talk to Slashfilm.com chief Peter Sciretta (00:00:50) about our most anticipated (and possibly most feared) blockbusters. Then we turn to Film School Rejects contributor Jamie Righetti (00:45:25) for a discussion about the smaller releases to explore this summer's counter-programming.Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Neil Miller (@rejects) and guests Peter Sciretta (@slashfilm) and Jamie Righetti (@jamierighetti). This week's closing music is Weezer's "Feels Like Summer," remixed by Sirr_Geoff on Soundcloud.We’d very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.

This weekend, Summer Movie Season unofficially kicks off (in April!) with the release of 'The Fate of the Furious.' And if Hollywood insists on moving up its calendar, we're going to follow suit and move up our big Summer Movie Preview. To break it down, we talk to <a href="http://Slashfilm.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Slashfilm.com</a> chief Peter Sciretta (00:00:50) about our most anticipated (and possibly most feared) blockbusters. Then we turn to Film School Rejects contributor Jamie Righetti (00:45:25) for a discussion about the smaller releases to explore this summer's counter-programming. Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (<a href="http://facebook.com/oneperfectshot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/oneperfectshot</a>). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Neil Miller (@rejects) and guests Peter Sciretta (@slashfilm) and Jamie Righetti (@jamierighetti). This week's closing music is Weezer's "Feels Like Summer," remixed by Sirr_Geoff on Soundcloud. We’d very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.

Ready or Not, Here Comes Summer

Rob Hunter

For this week's review, Film School Rejects chief film critic Rob Hunter returns to chat with host Matthew Monagle about 'Life.' Not the concept, the Ryan Reynolds/Jake Gyllenhaal movie that some people thought might be a Venom prequel (it's not). Hear them talk about expectations ahead of the film and review it with full spoilers in the second segment.Show Notes:00:00:00 - Before the Credits00:13:45 - After the Credits (includes Spoilers)Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Matthew Monagle (@Labsplice) and guest Rob Hunter (@FakeRobHunter). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com.Thanks for listening!

For this week's review, Film School Rejects chief film critic Rob Hunter returns to chat with host Matthew Monagle about 'Life.' Not the concept, the Ryan Reynolds/Jake Gyllenhaal movie that some people thought might be a Venom prequel (it's not). Hear them talk about expectations ahead of the film and review it with full spoilers in the second segment. Show Notes: 00:00:00 - Before the Credits 00:13:45 - After the Credits (includes Spoilers) Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (<a href="http://facebook.com/oneperfectshot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/oneperfectshot</a>). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Matthew Monagle (@Labsplice) and guest Rob Hunter (@FakeRobHunter). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

After the Credits: Life with Rob Hunter

This week on After the Credits, Matthew is joined by Vanity Fair critic Emma Stefansky to discuss Star Wars: The Last Jedi and the direction of the new Star Wars trilogy as a whole. Also, hear Matthew and Emma's bold predictions for the new movie; they both turned out to be wrong, but you have to admit, the logic behind them was sound!Don't forget to subscribe and review our show on Apple Podcasts!

This week on After the Credits, Matthew is joined by Vanity Fair critic Emma Stefansky to discuss Star Wars: The Last Jedi and the direction of the new Star Wars trilogy as a whole. Also, hear Matthew and Emma's bold predictions for the new movie; they both turned out to be wrong, but you have to admit, the logic behind them was sound! Don't forget to subscribe and review our show on Apple Podcasts!

After the Credits: Star Wars: The Last Jedi

The best podcast episodes about true crime. For any thrill seeking podcast listeners who just can't get enough of the captivating stories of murderers and criminals. This topic has all the best episodes from many different true crime podcasts.  Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!

Best True Crime Podcasts

The best podcast episodes on non-current politics. Covering topics such as universal basic income, democracy, poverty & justice and more. For anyone interested in learning more about politics that affect that world, not just now, but in the longer term. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!