Summary: Spring has sprung and new movies are blooming. We've brought guest Mike Sargent along to discuss this week's offerings. We start with "Chappaquiddick" based on the true story of Senator Ted Kennedy and the death of aide Mary Joe Kopechne. It was huge news in 1969, how does it feel today? Then Mike tells us about "A Quiet Place," a horror movie about a familytrying to survive in a world where space aliens eat anyone who makes a noise. Then we've got "Blockers," the latest gross-out comedy about a group of teens trying to lose their virginity at their senior prom and the parents who try to stop them. It's got Leslie Mann and John Cena - but is it any good? Oh, and Neil tells us he may have changed his mind about "A Handmaid's Tale." Now what's he think? Listen In!
