Si Es Cine Podcast
Michael Lozano and Brittany Reyes took a Latino politics class together, learned about the evil corruptions in the fruit industry, and talked a lot about the Walking Dead. All these years later, they’re still just a couple of kids wanting to learn about their roots and nerd out on film. Sometimes those two intertwine. This is yet another movie podcast, but here they talk about the importance of stories and how they’ve made us who we are today.
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Episodes
Wednesday Jul 12, 2023
Wednesday Jul 12, 2023
In Celine Song's directorial debut, she brings us a powerhouse film in Past Lives (2023).
The film revolves around a decades spanning relationship that brings about the conversation of fate, what-ifs, and the paths that we chose.
It's a love story, it's an immigration story, it's a story about worlds colliding.
Brittany Reyes and I go on an hour-long discussion on why this film is so poignant with its characters, its story, and everything that's said in the silence.
***SPOILERS*** (Obviously)
Enjoy and thanks for listening!
Wednesday Jun 21, 2023
Wednesday Jun 21, 2023
"One thing about living in Santa Carla I could never stomach. All the damn vampires.”
On this episode of Si Es Cine, we discuss Joel Schumacher’s cult classic The Lost Boys, the movie that should set the standard for how all vampires look.
We digress into why we think the Frog Brothers are really younger versions of Bill from HBO's The Last Of Us, and at no point can Brittany keep her cool about how gorgeous everyone is.
Wednesday Jun 14, 2023
Wednesday Jun 14, 2023
In a world filled with superhero movies and sequels, it's only fair we get ANOTHER vampire-related film.
Except, this time, it stars Nicolas Cage. 'Nuff said.
Michael Lozano and Brittany Reyes discuss how we felt about the latest iteration of Dracula and the absolute CAMP this movie brings.
Tuesday May 30, 2023
Tuesday May 30, 2023
Episode 1: La La Land On this episode of Si Es Cine with Michael Lozano and Brittany Reyes, we break down why La La Land remains a beloved movie that resonates with so many audiences all these years later. It's a film that can be best described by one of its more poignant song lyrics, "Here's to the fools who dream." Thanks for listening and be sure to follow us on Instagram @SiEsCinePod !