Bomb Squad Productions

06/13/2026

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On the 114th episode of Bomb Squad Matinee, Tim, Ethan, and Austin discuss Rintaro's 2001 sci-fi anime film Metropolis. Is this less discussed sci-fi anime gem worth seeking out? How does the film compare to Osamu Tezuka's original manga and Fritz Lang's classic silent film? Does this film have one of the greatest needle drops of all time? Tune in to find out!

06/11/2026

Hey everyone! We're excited to share that we have a new member of Bomb Squad Productions, Orion Agnew! Orion is a filmmaker and is excited to start this new chapter in their production journey! Orion has been a friend of the show for about a year, not only guest starring on the podcast, but gripping for Tanner’s short film Breakfast! You can follow them on Instagram and subscribe to their YouTube channel!

06/11/2026

We are so excited to share with you that BREAKFAST has been accepted to the 2026 Whitaker St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase. This will be the world premiere and we will have further screening information to share with you as soon as it is available. We can't wait for you to see this one!

06/01/2026

Hope you're hungry, because Bomb Squad just finished cooking up a new film. Breakfast, a dark comedy short written by Scott Wisdom and directed by Tanner Richard Craft, is officially hitting the festival circuit. Eat up!

06/01/2026

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Our friend Dawn has shared another past Bomb Squad appearance on her show The Anime Nostalgia Podcast! This month she featured our Movie Night on the Chinese live action Kaiji adaptation Animal World! Give it a listen and support her podcast!

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05/20/2026

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On the 113th episode of Bomb Squad Matinee, Ethan, Tim, and Austin discuss Ralph Bakshi's 1981 animated music epic American Pop. Does this rotoscope-heavy multi-generational tale have substance to its style? Which of the lead characters did the gang find the most compelling? Why did it take so long for this film to get a home video release? Tune in to find out!

05/13/2026

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On the 112th episode of Bomb Squad Matinee, Joe V, Austin, and Tim discuss Shane Black's 2016 sleeper hit The Nice Guys. While the film flopped when it came out, is this 70s-set comedic action thriller worth a watch? Does the star-studded cast make this movie shine? How did the script make its way to production? Tune in to find out!

05/06/2026

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On the 111th episode of Bomb Squad Matinee, Tim and Austin discuss B**g Joon Ho's 2006 creature feature The Host. After 20 years, does this beast still have some bite? What real life events inspired the story of this film? How does the gang think that cancelled sequel film would have turned out? Tune in to find out!

05/02/2026

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On the 110th episode of Bomb Squad Matinee, Tanner, Cody, and Austin discuss the latest Nintendo/Illumination collaboration The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. While the first installment in the series focused less on story and more on references to the Mario franchise, does this sequel change things up or bring more of the same? Do the new cast members bring the characters from the game to life? What's Fox doing here? Tune in to find out!

04/28/2026

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On the 109th episode of Bomb Squad Matinee, Tanner, Austin, Tim, and Joe V discuss Martin Scorsese's 1976 classic Taxi Driver. After 50 years, does this film still have some gas in it? How does the Vietnam war angle affect the perception of Travis Bickle as a character? How did Steven Spielberg help save this movie? Tune in to find out!