Francis Hovland Interview: Film School, Short Films & Finding Your Voice

Super Mario Galaxy, Project Hail Mary & 2026 Movie Preview

In this episode of The Call Sheet, Jo-Han Tristian Kane Martinez, Caleb Angel Andrade, and Chris Canul break down two highly anticipated adaptations — Super Mario Galaxy and Project Hail Mary — while also looking ahead to what's coming next in 2026. The team explores how Super Mario Galaxy could translate its unique world and tone to the big screen, and whether it can build on the success of previous Mario adaptations. They also dive into Project Hail Mary, examining its sci-fi premise, storytelling challenges, and what makes it one of the most exciting adaptations of the year. In addition, the conversation expands into a preview of major 2026 films, including Supergirl, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Avengers: Doomsday, Clayface, and more — discussing early expectations and what these projects suggest about the future of blockbuster filmmaking. What makes an adaptation succeed in today's industry? Which 2026 films have the most potential? And what trends are shaping the next era of cinema? Roll cameras — this is The Call Sheet.

The Conjuring 1 & 2: Paranormal Horror & Real vs Fiction (w/ Frequency Freaks)

In this special crossover episode of The Call Sheet, Jo-Han Tristian Kane Martinez, Caleb Angel Andrade, and Chris Canul are joined by Isabelle Gomez of Frequency Freaks to explore the world of paranormal horror through The Conjuring and The Conjuring 2. The group breaks down what makes these films so effective, from atmosphere and storytelling to their connection to real-life cases. The conversation goes beyond the screen, diving into the paranormal elements that inspired the films and the broader fascination with supernatural phenomena in media and real life. Together, they examine how horror films like The Conjuring blur the line between fiction and reality, and why stories rooted in "true events" continue to captivate audiences. How much of The Conjuring is based on real paranormal claims? Why does paranormal horror resonate so strongly with audiences? And what makes these films stand out in the modern horror landscape? Roll cameras — this is The Call Sheet.

MCU Tier List: Rebooted. Resuited. Revival.

In this episode of The Call Sheet, Jo-Han Tristian Kane Martinez, Caleb Angel Andrade, and Chris Canul take on the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a full tier list ranking of its films. From early entries like Iron Man to massive crossover events like Avengers: Endgame, the team places each MCU movie into S–F tiers, debating what truly belongs at the top — and what falls short. Along the way, they revisit standout performances, divisive releases, and how the franchise has evolved across its different phases. The discussion explores consistency, character arcs, cultural impact, and the growing conversation around superhero fatigue, all through the lens of a tier-based ranking system. Which MCU films earn S-tier status? Which ones drop to the bottom? And what does this say about the state of Marvel today? Roll cameras — this is The Call Sheet.

First Time Watching Miyazaki: Spirited Away, Mononoke & More | The Call Sheet

In this episode of The Call Sheet, Chris Canul introduces Jo-Han Tristian Kane Martinez and Caleb Angel Andrade to the world of Hayao Miyazaki through some of his most iconic films. Starting with Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, Howl's Moving Castle, and The Boy and the Heron, the group explores Miyazaki's signature storytelling style — blending fantasy, environmental themes, and deeply human characters. As first-time viewers, Jo-Han and Caleb share their reactions, surprises, and takeaways from films that are widely regarded as some of the greatest in animation history. The conversation dives into themes of identity, war, nature, and imagination, while also examining what makes Miyazaki's work resonate across cultures and generations. What makes these films so timeless? And how do they compare to Western animation and blockbuster storytelling? Roll cameras — this is The Call Sheet.

Francis Hovland Interview: Film School, Short Films & Finding Your Voice

In this episode of The Call Sheet, Jo-Han Tristian Kane Martinez, Caleb Angel Andrade, and Chris Canul sit down with filmmaker and film student Francis Hovland to discuss his experiences navigating film school and developing his own creative voice. Francis shares insight into the realities of studying film, working on short film projects, and the challenges of bringing ideas to life with limited resources. The conversation explores the balance between technical learning and creative experimentation, as well as what it means to grow as a filmmaker in today's evolving media landscape. The team also dives into Francis's perspectives on current films and media, offering candid takes on storytelling trends, industry expectations, and what resonates with a new generation of creators. What does film school actually prepare you for? And how do emerging filmmakers find their voice in a crowded industry? Roll cameras — this is The Call Sheet.