A loose, funny panel that turns ad weirdness into sharper comic book talk.
The episode opens in a loose, overlapping rhythm and moves fast from ads to comic books to listener comments, which keeps it pointed rather than tidy.

Doug Wagner, Marcus Destin, and Bryan Roush
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Movie talk with jokes already loaded.
Films in Black and White treats film and pop culture as a group argument with jokes already in motion. Recent episodes swing from comic book sales and Daredevil ads to Mario drafts, Pixar brackets, Black movie essentials, and comedy sidebars.
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Films in Black and White is film criticism with the doors open and the chairs already pulled into a circle. It is not neat. That is part of the point. Recent episodes move through comic book sales, streaming ads, Daredevil, Superman, Batman, Super Mario Galaxy, Mario drafts, Pixar brackets, Oscars, Black movie essentials, Monty Python, trailers, and Sinners with the speed of people who trust the conversation to find its own shape. The panel can start with a disclaimer about inclusion and independent opinions, then ricochet into a joke, a game, a complaint about software, or a sharp read on why certain comics feel freer than their movie counterparts. It likes the long riff. It likes the interruption. It likes the moment when somebody says the strange thing plainly and everyone has to react. Under the noise, though, there is a consistent editorial spine: movies and pop culture matter because they reflect taste, identity, community, memory, and the world people are trying to live in. The Black movie list episode brings that into focus through color, culture, and consciousness. The Monty Python episode frames comedy as something with rhythm and limits. The comic book conversation wonders what happens when superhero stories stop serving the revenue machine and start responding to the moment. The Mario episodes are sillier, but still grounded in deep pop-culture memory. The show also has recurring rituals, from games and drafts to the repeated 90-Minute Monster framing and closing reminders that turn practical hygiene into a running bit. Its humor can be blunt and adult. Its warmth is just as obvious. Films in Black and White suits listeners who want movie talk that sounds lived-in, opinionated, funny, culturally aware, and willing to get gloriously sidetracked before landing the point.
Made for: For film, comics, and pop-culture fans who like panel chemistry, sharp opinions, and messy conversational momentum. It especially fits listeners who want socially aware movie talk without polished-media stiffness.
What sets it apart: The show blends cultural perspective, chaotic comedy, brackets, games, and movie analysis in the same breath. Its best moments turn tiny details into big, funny arguments without losing the sense of community underneath.
Deep dive into the movie news of the week, featuring reviews and analysis for the more socially conscious moviegoer. Join Doug, Marcus and Bryan as they share their honest, in-depth, and hilarious perspectives on today's biggest movies, comics, and pop culture.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · August 2026
Films in Black and White turns movie news, comics, and franchise chatter into lively screen talk with a social lens.
Films in Black and White lives in the noisy movie news zone of TV & Film, where trailers, comics, games, and screen culture keep crashing into the same conversation.
A movie hang where nostalgia bait gets cross-examined, then someone reminds you to wash your ass.
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A loose, funny panel that turns ad weirdness into sharper comic book talk.
The episode opens in a loose, overlapping rhythm and moves fast from ads to comic books to listener comments, which keeps it pointed rather than tidy.
A loose, funny space-themed hangout that uses Super Mario Galaxy as the starting point.
Super Mario Galaxy is the doorway here, but the conversation keeps opening onto other things: space, pop culture, jokes, and a fair amount of personal riffing. The episode works best when it keeps moving.
A lively hangout that turns a clunky education module into a real argument.
Films in Black and White starts with family thanks and Black History Year banter, then turns to a sharp, funny argument about a Microsoft/Xbox civil rights education module.
A messy, lively hangout that turns Avengers nostalgia and Wake Up Dead Man chatter into one franchise argument.
Films in Black and White takes the leaked Avengers Doomsday trailer and Wake Up Dead Man as a launch point, then lets the conversation wander into nostalgia, franchise fatigue, and the strange way Disney keeps trying to sell familiar faces back to fans.
A loose hangout that moves from early Christmas complaints to football and celebrity-name riffs.
This one opens as a loose hangout about Brian's fatherhood, with the room settling into Daddy Brian as the running joke. It soon drifts into an early Christmas gripe, and the best stretch comes from the pushback against holiday music after September has just begun.






They open with a warning and a welcome.
They use Super Mario Galaxy as a launch point for a space-heavy hang about Artemis 2, another space movie, copyright jokes, corrections, and the kind of side comments that keep things moving.
This episode discusses the character Pauline from the Mario Universe, her role as mayor of New Donk City in Mario Odyssey, and includes a humorous tangent about wanting to sponsor StreamYard.
The host humorously reflects on a previous audio mishap while discussing themes of time travel, prayer, and community in an independent podcast setting.
The hosts introduce an episode discussing the Oscars and a Pixar movie bracket while sharing casual banter from a hotel room.
A weekly podcast where hosts discuss movie news, reviews, and pop culture with a socially conscious and humorous perspective.
A roundtable discussion of weekly movie news and reviews from a socially conscious perspective.
A weekly roundtable discussion on movie news and reviews from a socially conscious perspective, with humorous banter.
A weekly roundtable discussion of movie news and reviews from a socially conscious perspective, with humorous banter.
A podcast that dives into weekly movie news with reviews and analysis from a socially conscious perspective, featuring humorous banter among hosts.
The hosts open by thanking their Patty family supporters.
A weekly podcast that dives into movie news and reviews with a socially conscious and humorous perspective.
The hosts kick off their Christmas party episode with banter, games, and a trailer reaction, blending movie discussion with holiday fun.
The panel opens with a joke about getting stuck on the same teaser again and again.
A roundtable discussion of weekly movie news, reviews, and pop culture with a humorous and socially conscious perspective.
The hosts discuss a Lifetime original movie called Turkey Hollow and banter about movie remakes and pop culture.
The hosts of Films of Black and White return to casually catch up, discuss personal updates, and share creative inspirations like a new song.
The hosts engage in humorous banter about holiday music timing before diving into movie news and reviews.
This episode is a casual review and discussion of Tron, the MCU, and Peacemaker, featuring hosts Marcus and Brian from the Films in Black and White podcast.
Two hosts, Mark and Brian, introduce their podcast episode while discussing their co-host Doug's vacation and sharing casual banter.
The hosts discuss movie news and share humorous perspectives, with one host absent for D-Day celebrations.
Brian's fatherhood gets framed as how people read him by the way he handles everybody.
The hosts preview an episode discussing rumored Avengers plot, unreleased 2025 movies, and Nicholas Cage as Jesus, with casual banter.
The hosts discuss anime tropes and transition into a humorous Monday check-in, setting up their weekly movie and pop culture discussion.
The hosts banter about internet glitches and a controversial word, then dive into weekly movie news and reviews with a socially conscious lens.
The hosts humorously discuss the 2005 Fantastic Four movie, sharing personal anecdotes and preparing to review it.
The hosts discuss weekly movie news, upcoming episodes, and a bonus episode about the early 2000s Fantastic Four.
The hosts discuss the week's movie news, including a spoiler-filled review of Thunderbolts, with humorous banter and social commentary.
The hosts discuss recent Marvel content, including Daredevil episodes and industry announcements, with humorous commentary.
The hosts discuss recent superhero movies from Sony, including Madame Web and Kraven the Hunter, with humorous critique.
The hosts discuss recent movie news, including Sonic 3 and DC announcements, with humorous commentary and personal anecdotes.
This episode is a humorous review and discussion of the Marvel film 'Captain America: Brave New World', based on the hosts' theater experience.