Andy Carr

Andy Carr
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Wishes he could forego sleep to watch more movies. Besides co-hosting Odd Trilogies and writing reviews, Andy builds Gundam models, loves on his three cats, and spends way too much time managing his Plex server. You can follow his movie-watching habits on Letterboxd.

LATEST

Mission Accepted: Fallout

Andy ruminates on how the greatest "Mission: Impossible" draws its power from difficult choices—made by both its characters and creators.

Freakquel #12: God’s Not Dead: In God We Trust (with Jake Atwood)

We wade back into the stagnant, problematic waters of the GND franchise with our old pal Jake.

Mission Accepted: Ghost Protocol

Andy revisits the fourth film, which gave the series a necessary shot in the arm and solidified the "team movie" approach moving forward.

Ep. 100: The Rise of Hess (with Adam LeClerc)

Aided by OT veteran Adam LeClerc, we explore the first three features of Jared Hess, the man responsible for Napoleon Dynamite and our senses of humor.

Ep. 99: The Patlabor Trilogy

We investigate an underrated and influential classic in the realm of mecha anime; a real robot multimedia phenomenon created in part by "Ghost in the Shell" creator Mamoru Oshii.

Ep. 98: The Sonic Trilogy (with Grant)

With the help of Knuckles devotee Grant, the boys "gotta go fast" through one of the most successful video game adaptations of all time: The Blue Blur. The Fastest Thing Alive. The Sonic the Hedgehog Trilogy.

Ep. 97: Frankenheimer’s Paranoia Trilogy (with Matt Hurt)

OT alum and mid-century cinema enthusiast Matt Hurt joins us to explore iconic director John Frankenheimer's exploration of paranoia.

Ep. 96: Garry Marshall’s Holiday Trilogy

Jake Atwood returns to guide us through the banal insanity that is director Garry Marshall's festive final three films.

Freakquel #11: Wolf Man (2025)

We follow up last fall's Odd Wolfman Trilogy with yet another interpretation of the classic Universal monster.

Blindspotting: A Primer

Andy embarks on a new journey to personalize his work and deepen his sense of cinematic discovery through writing in this series about covering his "blind spots."

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