Logan Sowash

Logan Sowash
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Freelance writer out of Indianapolis. Co-host of Odd Trilogies podcast. Whether it's films or television, I'm always down to watch!

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Fantastic Four: First Steps (Audio Review)

Hot off the heels of our "Not-so-Fantastic First Steps" trilogy, we sit down to discuss the latest iteration of Marvel's First Family.

Ep. 106: Not-so-Fantastic First Steps

We venture into space to uncover the secrets of why The Fantastic Four's three previous film iterations failed to launch Marvel's First Family into the cultural lexicon.

Superman (Audio Review)

Logan & Andy take to the skies to discuss James Gunn's new take on the iconic superhero.

Jurassic World Rebirth (Audio Review)

Logan & Andy share their thoughts on the latest Jurassic film, which is neither as bad as the last few nor anywhere close to the iconic original.

Ep. 105: The Superman Sequels

We hole up in the Fortress of Solitude and travel back to the 80s to explore the expansions to Richard Donner's iconic original.

Ep. 104: 28 Days, Weeks, & Years Later

We wander the British wastelands for 28 years in order to find the answers at the heart of this genre-defining horror trilogy.

Ep. 103: The Infernal Affairs Trilogy

We meet you up on a Hong Kong rooftop to secretly discuss this iconic trilogy of crime thrillers.

Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning

After nearly three decades of rubber masks, ticking bombs, and some of the best set pieces in American action cinema, Logan talks about the surprising finale that hopefully brings the beloved series to a satisfying close.

Ep. 102: The Schwarzenegger-Reitman Comedies (with Sam Watermeier)

With the help of Arnold enthusiast and 90s nostalgist Sam Watermeier, we explore the eclectic trio of collaborations between Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ivan Reitman.

Ep. 101: Kaufman’s Metacinema Trilogy

We go down the meta-narrative rabbit hole into the eccentric, introspective mind of writer-director Charlie Kaufman.

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