A little John Carpenter’s Halloween on Halloween 🎃

We All Need A Buddy The Elf In Our Lives

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all! 🎄  In this episode of Si Es Cine, Brittany Reyes and Michael Lozano travel back to 2003 to reflect on one of our favorite Christmas movies of all time: Jon Favreau's Elf 🎄  To this day, you won't go without seeing someone dressed up as Buddy, quoting the one of hundreds of iconic lines, or even listen to that classic theme song -- we're going to discuss it ALL.  Sit back, relax, and geek out with us. As always, spoilers ahead! Thanks for listening and be sure to follow us on Instagram @SiEsCinePod !

Si Es Cine Enters The Mouth of Madness

We're sensing a theme here... Si Es Cine is back with a new episode! We're staying within John Carpenter's filmography, looking back at 1994's In The Mouth of Madness.  A horror/fantasy movie that brings the Carpenter staples while engrossing us in an H.P. Lovecraft-type world.  The film follows John Trent (Sam Neill), an insurance investigator, who goes searching for horror novelist Sutter Cane (essentially Stephen King), after he goes missing and his books start to have a "maddening" effect on some of those who read it.  Sit back, relax, and geek out with us. As always, spoilers ahead! Thanks for listening and be sure to follow us on Instagram @SiEsCinePod !

A little John Carpenter’s Halloween on Halloween 🎃

HAPPY HALLOWEEN! 👻  As lovers of the spooky season, Brittany Reyes and Michael Lozano are ecstatic to talk on a staple of the holiday season: John Carpenter's Halloween (1978) 🎃  "The Shape", also known as Michael Myers, his iconic theme song, and its everlasting impact on the slasher genre makes it a fitting choice, and it's why we're posting this on October 31.  Sit back, relax, and geek out with us. As always, spoilers ahead! Thanks for listening and be sure to follow us on Instagram @SiEsCinePod !

Stand and Deliver: ”All We Need is Ganas”

In this latest episode of Si Es Cine, Brittany Reyes and Michael Lozano dive into mathematics with 1988's Stand and Deliver.  This wonderful Latino film follows an east Los Angeles high school teacher who decides to improve his students' math skills by pushing them to their limits.  The film provides you with laughs, sincerity, and plenty of quotable moments.  As always, spoilers ahead and Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!  Thanks for listening and be sure to follow us on Instagram @SiEsCinePod !

Pixar’s Coco is all about family

As we kick off Hispanic Heritage Month, we felt that it was only fair to ring it in with Pixar's Coco.    If you couldn't tell from the name of our podcast or our last names, this is a particular special time for us to reflect on our own Latin heritage and how its shaped us into who we are today.    It was a senior level Latino Politics class, at the University of North Texas, that initially connected the two of us in 2016.    In this spoiler-heavy discussion, we talk about our personal connections to this 2017 film and why it does such a wonderful job at expressing how family is such an integral part to the Hispanic/Latin community.    Be warned, it's an emotional episode...    Thanks for listening and be sure to follow us on Instagram @SiEsCinePod !