Reservations With Raine Wayland

*WARNING CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE* Join us down the rabbit hole as we discuss Bug for the second part of our Stage to Screen series. Listen as we take a deep dive on this Tracy Letts psychological horror. From the real psychological disorders the film depicts to the incredible acting, we talk about it all! Please join us, just be careful if you start to feel a little itchy.

On this episode we begin part one of our Stage to Screen series with Cormac McCarthy’ The Sunset Limited! We take a deep dive on this masterclass of dialogue and single location storytelling.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a war epic on our hands this week! Dunkirk is our topic this week and we discuss everything from the beautiful camera work, the brilliant narrative structure, and the incredible soundtrack! So lean forward and get tense with us, cause this film is a Nail-biter.

Welcome back, Reservos! This week we tackle the beautiful, complex, and surprising Paul Thomas Anderson masterpiece, Magnolia (1999). But first we discover that Raine has some very strong (wrong) opinions about one of the greatest Guitarists to ever play the instrument, Eddie Hazel.

Hey Reservos! Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving Holliday! This week we discuss the musical sensation, The Phantom of the Opera. From Andrew Lloyd Weber’s full career to Chicago, we talk about it all. So sit back and enjoy the show!

“I know where I come from, but where did all you zombies come from?” This week we discuss one of the greatest time travel films ever made, Predestination. Join us as we unravel the complex narrative of this adaptation of the Robert A. Heinlein classic “All you Zombies”. From theoretical paradox studies to even Doctor Who, we give this episode everything we got!

Hey Reservos! This week we take a deep dive into the 1992 biopic, Chaplin. Listen as we (Jeremy) list criticisms on how the film portrays the life and career of Charlie Chaplin. However, the films not all bad, the ending montage is incredible. To quote Chaplin himself: “Just when we got it right, it was over.” (Speaking about the silent film era)

This week we discuss one of the best crime mysteries ever made, Prisoners! Listen as we analyze and deconstruct Denis Villeneuve’s 2013 masterpiece, from the near perfect direction to the extraordinary performances. So, follow us and we’ll get out of this maze together.

We’re back this week with a childhood favorite, A Goofy Movie! Listen as we discuss the 1995 classic that have us still waiting for a full Powerline album and wishing pizza looked as good as it did in that “under the sea” motel. So sit back and enjoy, here we go!

Visiting a film set, tv advertising, HBOs Chernobyl, and eventually The Silence of the Lambs. That’s right, we’re back and we have a lot to talk about this week. So be patient as week work our way to discussing the multiple Oscar winning Thomas Harris adaptation. Grab a bottle of a nice chianti with a side of fava beans and enjoy.

Today, we are joined by our very good friend, Alex Horton, to discuss the Rob Zombie film, The Devil’s Rejects. Listen patiently as we ramble for the first 10 minutes of the show before we even get into the 2005 horror film that made audiences root for 3 of the most violent serial killers in film history. Be afraid, for they are here to do the Devil’s work.

On this episode, we discuss the 1971 masterpiece, A Clockwork Orange. Enjoy as Raine and I analyze what made the adaptation of a controversial novel into an equally controversial movie one of the most celebrated films of the 1970’s. So, sit back and grab a glass of milk, for the ultra-violence is on it’s way.

Welcome to season 2 of Reservations with Raine & Jeremy! We open this episode by discussing the highly successful Neo-noir, psychological drama, Nocturnal Animals!

How charming, a finale! Jeremy and I go through a sort of retrospective of our previous episodes and 80's film culture as a whole. And we'd like to say thank you for sticking around. See you all in season two!

The penultimate episode! Jeremy and I continue 80's month with our 8 favorite blockbuster movies! Prepare for new changes coming to the podcast!

Part 2 of Jeremy and I's 80's month is all about comedy! Teen comedy, absurdist comedy and comedy in general. Comedies in the 80's had a style and jokes that were made to be timeless!

Welcome to part 1 of 80's month! Jeremy and I discuss the drama movies. Dramas in the 80's had a distinct look and feel. I hope you enjoy this first part. Jeremy and I would also like to say thank you to the first responders during the active shooter on Saturday. As well as extend prayers and thoughts to the victims and the families of the victims.

"The House That Jack Built" is the newest film by Lars Van Trier. It is a story of a serial killer and his philosophical views of the world and humans. And Jeremy couldn't wait to have me watch it and discuss!

Hunter S. Thompson was one of the most insane, fantastic writers. Jeremy and I go deep into the mind of Thompson and the book that inspired this episode. Buckle up because this is bat country!

Jeremy and I once again to do a deep dive into a classic movie. "Stalker" is considered one of the best dramas of the 20th century. And from Box Water to teasing out next episode, we have a lot to discuss about the film.