Filmscape

Deanna and Ben review the epic biopic thriller Oppenheimer! Recorded in July.

Ben and Deanna review the divisive new Wes Anderson romp, Asteroid City!

Ben and Deanna review the final Guardians of the Galaxy, the best Marvel movie in years!

Deanna and Ben get their spooky on and review the new Australian horror film Talk To Me, in theaters this Friday.

Deanna and Ben review the new blockbuster G-rated Disney adventure film Beau is Afraid, directed by everyone's favorite family movie director Ari Aster.

Ben and Deanna react to the Oscar wins, review the best picture nominees, and shout out some other movies from 2022 that deserve love. You can email us at filmscaped@gmail.com and visit our website at filmscapepodcast.com.

Filmscape has returned again! Ben and Deanna review the 2023 Oscar nominations, but the best picture nominees will be discussed on the next episode. You can email us at filmscaped@gmail.com and visit our website at filmscapepodcast.com.

Filmscape has finally returned! This time, Ben and Deanna go over the 2022 Oscars and review the best picture nominees. Ben does a lot of the talking because he saw all the films, and Deanna only watched five XD you can email us at filmscaped@gmail.com and visit our website at filmscapepodcast.com.

In the season 1 finale of Filmscape, the 2021 recap is concluded. Full list of movies reviewed with time codes: starting at 00:30 for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the 10 Rings, 3:25 for Free Guy and Red Notice, 7:30 for Finch, 9:14 for Nine Days, 12:12 for Bergman Island, 13:43 for The Many Saints of Newark, and 15:13 for Pig.

Ben and Deanna go down a laundry list of movies they've seen this year not yet talked about on Filmscape. Part 2 to be published on Wednesday. Full list of movies reviewed with time codes: starting at 3:18 is Lamb, go to 8:39 for Werewolves Within, 9:55 for Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar, 12:22 for The Guilty, 14:44 for Cry Macho, 17:00 for In the Heights, 18:27 for No Sudden Move, 19:28 for The Card Counter, and 22:09 for The Electrical Life of Louis Wain.

Deanna and Ben review the new crime dramedy film House of Gucci, directed by Ridley Scott and featuring an all star cast of Lady Gaga, Adam Driver, Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, Jared Leto, and Salma Hayek.

Ben and Deanna review the medieval epic drama film The Last Duel directed by Ridley Scott, about the last legal duel to the death in France.

Deanna and Ben review the new Wes Anderson romp The French Dispatch!

Ben and Deanna review the new supernatural horror movie Antlers, about a wendigo stalking an Oregon town and how the residents prevail against the creature.

Deanna and Ben review the new psychological thriller ghost story directed by Edgar Wright, Last Night in Soho.

Ben and Deanna review the masterful new sci-fi epic Dune: Part 1.

Ben and Deanna review the sequel to Halloween (2018), Halloween Kills.

Deanna and Ben review the new James Bond film and the last to star Daniel Craig, No Time to Die.

Ben and Deanna review the new genre-bending French film Titane, winner of the Palm d'Or (Golden Palm) at Cannes film festival.

Deanna and Ben review the new unofficial Sims film adaptation Demonic.

Ben and Deanna review the new James Wan horror movie freak show Malignant, in theaters and on HBO Max.

Deanna and Ben review the new unofficial Strange Days remake, Reminiscence, starring Hugh Jackman.

Ben and Deanna review the new horror film Candyman, a sequel to the original from 1992.

Ben and Deanna review the new supernatural horror film The Night House, starring Rebecca Hall.

Deanna and Ben review the best film for elderly folks looking for their man: Don’t Breathe 2!  

Ben and Deanna review the new M. Night Shyamalan thriller Old, which follows a group of vacationers who're led to a secluded beach at their resort, where they find themselves trapped and begin aging rapidly.

Deanna and Ben review the delightful new DC anti-hero film The Suicide Squad, written and directed by James Gunn.

Ben and Deanna review the highly anticipated new fantasy film directed by David Lowery, The Green Knight, based on the 14th century poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight."

Deanna and Ben review the new Marvel film Black Widow, starring Scarlett Johansson in her own solo movie, set after Captain America: Civil War. It hasn't been made until now for some reason, but better late than never.

Ben and Deanna review the sci-fi action movie starring Chris Pratt, available on Amazon Prime.

Ben and Deanna review A Quiet Place: Part 2, one of the best movies of 2021.

Deanna and Ben review a misguided and disturbing new horror film about pregnancy called False Positive, available on Hulu.

Deanna and Ben review the new Netflix mystery film starring Amy Adams.

Ben and Deanna review the new French sci-fi movie Oxygen, available on Netflix.

Ben and Deanna review the third Conjuring film, starring Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga.

Ben and Deanna review the new 4-hour Justice League: The Snyder Cut and discuss the DCU (DC Cinematic Universe).

Deanna and Ben recap the Sundance Collab Webinar: From Script to Screen with Filmmaker David Lowery from Saturday, May 15, and talk hype about his upcoming new film The Green Knight, in theaters July 30th.

Deanna and Ben attempt to get through discussing the unofficial Aliens remake Army of the Dead.

Deanna and Ben review the new action movie Those Who Wish Me Dead starring Angelina Jolie, playing now in theaters and on HBO Max.

Ben and Deanna discuss the new Netflix space drama Stowaway.

Ben and Deanna break down the new haunted house film on Netflix starring Amanda Seyfried.

Deanna and Ben briefly recap the Oscars show from last Sunday in the first bonus episode of Filmscape.

Ben and Deanna review the new blockbuster event of the spring, one of the only fun movies to come out in quite some time. They break down the plot with full spoilers from 30:00-to the end.

In this special extended episode of Filmscape, Deanna and Ben give an in depth overview of the 2021 Oscars ceremony and their predictions for what will win in each of the top categories. They also rant about who they want to win. Make your own predictions and listen to the episode. Then watch the show, and if you want go back to this episode and see how accurate we were with our predictions.