Season 2 of OnlyReelFans come to a close the best way we know how: by talking about our own project! Simon Kienitz Kincade and Emily Ann Zisko join us to talk about our new series, "Play It By Ear," which is now available on Karen Twins Productions' YouTube channel.

Also, this is sadly our last episode for the foreseeable future. We have a lot of big and exciting projects lined up for next year, so we need to take a break from the podcast. We appreciate all of you for tuning in and listening to us talk about movies!

We take a deep dive into some beloved children's fantasy films from the 80s, including Labyrinth, The NeverEnding Story, Legend, Return to Oz, and The Dark Crystal.

Round 2 of talking about our favorite British sitcoms. This time, we talk about the 2011 show, "Fresh Meat." Believe it or not, this was created by Jesse Armstrong, the creator of "Succession."

Reminiscing on Karen Twins Productions' debut short film, "The Didgeridouche." We're joined by the star and Co-Creator, the one and only Simon Kienitz Kincade. This short film was created by Dillon and Simon while they were studying abroad in Australia and was the catalyst behind our creative partnership with Simon. This is truly a hilarious and special short film. You can watch it on our YouTube channel. Maybe we'll make a sequel one day...

"The Inbetweeners" is one of our favorite sitcoms of all time. It's the perfect blend of raunchy & cringy humor mixed with some relatable moments. It's main message: don't bring a briefcase to school.

Dillon and special guest host, Dominika Zawada, interview Edmund Piunow, who is the Cinematographer and Co-Producer of the hit Polish/Dutch web series, Samen.PL. Samen.PL is a a satirical series focusing on cultural differences between Poland, Dutch, and other nations. Dominika stars in this series as Jadzia.

A movie starring Hayden Christensen and Nicolas Cage as two Scottish Crusaders who escort a deceased Chinese emperor’s children to safety…yeah you can already tell this film sucks.

Our review of “Life As a House,” the 2001 drama film starring the one and only Hayden Christensen. Easily one of his best roles. Playing a moody, druggy teenager who doesn’t like to obey his elders…why does that sound so familiar?