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Welcome to Episode 42 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week, Reilly welcomes in the insanely talented Bosslogic and his manager Brad Lambert to the show! It’s a very exciting show to have Boss in to the studio - you know his work all over Instagram and Twitter, work that has gotten him noticed by the likes of Henry Cavill, Ryan Reynolds and of course, the Russo Brothers. From his rise of doing just “fan art” to having the Russo’s and Marvel calling him to work on one of the official Avengers Endgame posters, Reilly chats it up with Boss and Brad all about how his career took off, plus some deep dives into our love of Marvel films. Hope you enjoy the show and #TheReillyRoundtable is now on the Collider Conversations Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 41 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week, Reilly welcomes in The Outlaw himself, John Rocha, to touch on some DC doings making waves. With Zack Snyder confirming that he does have a cut of his lost Justice League, Reilly and Rocha break down the elusive cut, how it seemed to have never existed until Snyder confirmed otherwise. Then, we break down one of those twitter questions that inspired debate - ranking the first 7 Marvel films with the seven films from DC. What do their rankings find? Hope you enjoy the show and #TheReillyRoundtable is now on the Collider Conversations Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 40 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week, Reilly welcomes in the amazing and talented (and friend to Reilly) Michael Cornacchia to the show! Michael and Reilly go way way back all the way to the 90’s in college at USC. Michael then details his coming out as gay to his Italian Parents, the struggles of acting in Hollywood, his thoughts on politics in today’s society and of course, what is was like when he played Jabba the Hutt for a Scotland audeince at a huge theatre festival. There’s so much we discussed and so little time to get to it all. Hope you enjoy the show and #TheReillyRoundtable is now on the Collider Conversations Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

“Collider Ladies Night” returns, but with a brand new spin on it! This new iteration of the show puts a spotlight on the ladies taking over Hollywood that you absolutely should know about. In front of the camera, behind it, maybe both; this series is highlighting individuals who are not only delivering top-notch content but they’re also changing the industry for the better, and we’re kicking this off with Pet Sematary’s Amy Seimetz. The movie marks her first lead role in a major studio release, but odds are, you’ve seen her work before, whether it’s her performances in independent films like Upstream Color and A Horrible Way to Die, her work as a showrunner on The Girlfriend Experience, or maybe her appearance on Stranger Things as Jane Ives. Her whole resume comes together to suggest that Seimetz is a storytelling Swiss Army knife who not only takes great pride in creating bold material but is also extremely knowledgable in a multitude of departments with a burning desire to learn more. Basically, I think Hollywood needs more creatives like Amy Seimetz and that’s why she’s the very first centerpiece for this revamped version of “Collider Ladies Night!” Be sure to check out our full conversation on her journey from becoming an accidental actor to taking the studio plunge and signing on to star in the new Pet Sematary movie in this video. Seimetz also shares tons of inspiring details about the importance of longevity in her career, what made her jump into Ridley Scott’s Alien: Covenant, why she feels like a spy on sets, and so much more. You can hear about it all in this episode of “Collider Ladies Night!” Also, be sure to catch her in Pet Sematary when the movie hits theaters nationwide on April 5th. In case you missed it, I absolutely loved the film. Here’s the official synopsis for the film: “Based on the seminal horror novel by Stephen King, Pet Sematary follows Dr. Louis Creed (Jason Clarke), who, after relocating with his wife Rachel (Amy Seimetz) and their two young children from Boston to rural Maine, discovers a mysterious burial ground hidden deep in the woods near the family’s new home. When tragedy strikes, Louis turns to his unusual neighbor, Jud Crandall (John Lithgow), setting off a perilous chain reaction that unleashes an unfathomable evil with horrific consequences.” Follow Perri Nemiroff on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PNemiroff 

Perri Nemiroff sits down with the directors of the new Pet Sematary movie at SXSW 2019. Dennis Widmyer and Kevin Kölsch talk about the journey from Starry Eyes to Pet Sematary, the film's revealing marketing campaign, the first thing to scare them as kids, and loads more!

Welcome to Episode 39 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week, Reilly welcomes in the amazing and talented Robert Butler the Third (RBIII) to the show! Reilly’s fellow USC (soon to be alumn) stops by the show to talk film, his time at USC and some of the more well known films in Hollywood. We also look at Quentin Tarantino and his work, and how he created his own genre using nostalgia and inspiration from his own love of film. This leads to the conversation of Nostalgia in Hollywood as we ask if it’s hurting Hollywood’s creativity and will we see new and exciting original stories not based on a past movie, TV show or series. #TheReillyRoundtable is now on the Collider Conversations Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 38 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week, Reilly welcomes in his college friend, writing partner, and co-writer and producer of Harry Dean Stanton’s last movie Lucky - Logan Sparks! This is one of the most special episodes to feature on the Roundtable. Logan shares his time working with the man, the myth and the legend Harry Dean Stanton. From the story of how they first met, to the underground Hollywood parties staying up all night; to the funding and production of Lucky, Harry’s last movie, to the lessons imparted, Logan shares some of the most wonderful stories about how Harry changed his life for the better. This is an absolute must listen and I hope you enjoy the show. The Reilly Roundtable is now on the Collider Conversations Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 37 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week, Reilly welcomes in the always entertaining Josh Macuga! This week, Reilly uses this time to talk to Josh Macuga about wedding planning and gets his advice how to best handle it as a big dumb male. We share stories, we share advice and we do a lot more in this very special episode that shines a light on the wedding planning process. The Reilly Roundtable is now on the Collider Conversations Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 36 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week, Reilly welcomes in the lovely and talented Ashley V Robinson to the show! Not to be outdone with our episode talking Man of Steel 2 with Jason Inman, Reilly wanted to try and top that and invite Ashley in to really get to the heart of the “sidekick” and what it does to the character and through line of someone as Iconic as say, Batman. We talk all the major sidekicks in comics and movies, as well as getting into the heart of each character and how it serves the story. We also get sidetracked with Lord of the Rings talk and other assorted goodness in the geek world. Remember to like and share this episode and give it the ole’ five star rating. The Reilly Roundtable is now on the Collider Conversations Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 35 of The Reilly Roundtable and apologies to start - this is going to be a sad one with a silver lining. This week, Reilly welcomes in The Pitboss Ken Napzok to share his memories about Kal the Schmoedog. That’s right, it’s time to celebrate the greatest dog of all time by asking the hard questions when it comes to grief. How do you cope? How do you move on? By sharing memories, laughter, tears and more. Remember to like and share this episode and give it the ole’ five star rating. The Reilly Roundtable is now on the 1 x 1 with Kristian Harloff Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 34 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week Reilly welcomes in the amazingly talented and dear friend from USC Sari Lennick! You may know Sari from a couple movies you might have seen, namely A Serious Man by The Coen Brothers and Cafe Society directed by none other than Woody Allen. Sari and Reilly go way back to the early days of the 90’s at USC Theatre; they met, did theatre, drank a lot, and became dear friends. Sari then traveled all over the place wondering if her day would ever come… and it did. With starring roles in two titans of Hollywood, Sari recounts her journey and shares some wonderful behind the scenes stories from her time with these three great directors. Remember to like and share this episode and give it the ole’ five star rating. The Reilly Roundtable is now on the 1 x 1 with Kristian Harloff Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 33 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week Reilly welcomes in the amazingly talented and former champ of the Schmoedown William Bibbiani! The two dig in for an epic conversation about those little known horror movies that scared the shit out of us as kids. Sure, the classics are there but do you remember Invaders from Mars? House? Troll? Come on! We chat those movies, the time capsules they exist in, and why it scared the hell out of us. Plus some classic Schmoedown talk and a whole lot more. Remember to like and share this episode and give it the ole’ five star rating. The Reilly Roundtable is now on the 1 x 1 with Kristian Harloff Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 32 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week Reilly welcomes in the amazingly talented and hilarious Jay Washington to the show! Been a long time coming and finally, the two are able to sit down and talk life, movies, stand up and of course, the Schmoedown. Reilly and Jay track his arrival from Chicago and how things didn’t go exactly as planned; to his gigs in stand-up, his work with the legend Spike Lee, to so much more. We also get personal with the struggles of depression, to celebrating the geeky world within Schmoedown and his top five favorite movies, and a whole lot more. Remember to like and share this episode and give it the ole’ five star rating. The Reilly Roundtable is now on the 1 x 1 with Kristian Harloff Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 31 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week Reilly welcomes in the amazingly talented nerd Dorian Arellano to talk one of Reilly’s favorite things: the movie score. Join the two of them as they discuss stealing Mark Ellis’ Young Guns II poster, their favorite movie scores of all time, as well as some of the greatest composers working, past and present, in the movie industry today. Get your notepads out, kiddies, you’re going to hear a lot of composers’ names you’ll want to check out. Remember to like and share this episode and give it the ole’ five star rating. The Reilly Roundtable is now on the 1 x 1 with Kristian Harloff Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Welcome to Episode 30 of The Reilly Roundtable! This week Reilly welcomes in his desk-mate and drinking partner (on this episode at least) Jack Hind! As our digital and brand supervisor here at Collider, we discuss the importance of our audience at Collider, as well as what it takes to grow a channel and even pivot to try new things when the audience within our “space” changes. We also get into the “Disney Shill” aspect of our job, the changing times, the use of podcasting, and so much more. Plus, Jack and Reilly enjoy a bottle of wine during the show as two friends chatting about business. Remember to like and share this episode and give it the ole’ five star rating. The Reilly Roundtable is now on the 1 x 1 with Kristian Harloff Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!