Netflix Book Club

TEN HUT! Netflix Book Club no. 159 is the "Jennifer Lopez Vehicle" The Mother! Join the lads @dennisrooney7 and @_miketoohey as they chop up this latest Netflix original starring everyone's favorite Bronx native triple threat. Follow the pod on instagram to see the upcoming schedule for June over at @netflixbookclubpodcast!

Where were you on the night of the killings? Netflix Book Club No. 93 is David Fincher's Zodiac! Stephen and Dennis fly dually this week and talk obsession. And power. And control. Dennis is not a murderer he swears. Also probed is the Fincher line of "there is only one or two ways to shoot a scene". It gets juicy. Check out the new YouTube page and tell your pals to find us on Spotify! Next week we talk The Irishman.

Episode 66 again proves we are a cultured and intellectual podcast, it's Y Tu Mama Tambien! The diplomatic and well spoken Lauren Grudzien sat with us and talked the finer points of seeing such a sex-laden film in your teens as opposed to a wee bit later in life. Morality, lust and more are discussed in the arena of Alfonso Cuaron's international hit film on this episode, and if you have something to opine yourself, please share it with us! Reach out @flixbookclub on Twitter, or head on over to the Facebook page and throw us a like. Tune in next week for more movie discussion limited to the Netflix instant selection! We are a cheap bastard crowd, are we not!?

Episode 38 is Enemy at the Gates! Jude Law plays our protagonist Russian sniper going up against the antagonist Nazi sniper (played by Ed Harris). There's a romantic subplot, we see some of the battle of Stalingrad, we're reminded of the colossal death toll Russia faced during World War II (well over 8,000,000 people). It's not Saving Private Ryan, but it's the only movie I can think of that shows the war from the Russian perspective to a degree. Listen to the podcast to hear us talk about it, drop by the main page at http://www.flixbookclub.com/ and leave us a comment. Are we idiots? Should I (Dennis) have not changed my mind? Do I use too many parenthetical statements in the description blurbs? Get at us! And be sure to return next week where we talk about Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World (currently streaming on Netflix).

Deep in the maze, you find it...Netflix Book Club number 201 that is! And it's Prisoners! Join the usual suspects @dennisrooney7 and @_miketoohey as they discuss this possibly underestimated thriller from fated director Denis Villeneuve! Follow the pod to see the upcoming schedule, @netflixbookclubpodcast. Next week we talk Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon!