The Christmas Chronicles: Part 2: Movie Review from the Ray Taylor Show

Show topic: Join Ray Taylor for a festive review of 'The Christmas Chronicles 2', a delightful 2020 American Christmas comedy and the much-anticipated sequel to 'The Christmas Chronicles'. Directed and produced by Chris Columbus, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Matt Lieberman, this film sees Kurt Russell's triumphant return as Santa Claus. Alongside him, Goldie Hawn, Darby Camp, Judah Lewis, and Kimberly Williams-Paisley reprise their roles, with newcomers Julian Dennison, Jahzir Bruno, Tyrese Gibson, and others adding to the holiday cheer. Dive into Ray's analysis of this heartwarming story that combines humor, family, and Christmas magic. After a limited theatrical release, the film made its way to Netflix on November 25, 2020, bringing holiday joy to homes worldwide. 

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Fanny and Alexander (1982): Movie Review from the Ray Taylor Show

Show topic: Step into the world of early 20th-century Sweden with Ray Taylor's insightful analysis of 'Fanny and Alexander,' a 1982 masterpiece by the legendary filmmaker Ingmar Bergman. This period drama, rich in emotional depth and complexity, portrays the lives of two siblings, Fanny and Alexander, as they navigate the trials of their large family in Uppsala. The film artfully depicts the aftermath of their father's death and the impact of their mother's remarriage to a domineering bishop. Bergman's exploration of family dynamics, childhood imagination, and authoritarian control creates a tapestry of themes that Ray Taylor unravels in this episode. Delve deep into the film's narrative, character development, and Bergman's directorial prowess in this captivating cinematic journey.

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The Christmas Chronicles: Movie Review from the Ray Taylor Show

Show topic: Get into the festive spirit with Ray Taylor's review of 'The Christmas Chronicles,' a heartwarming 2018 American Christmas comedy directed by Clay Kaytis. Written by Matt Lieberman, the film features a star-studded cast including Kurt Russell, Judah Lewis, Darby Camp, Lamorne Morris, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, and Oliver Hudson. As the first installment in The Christmas Chronicles film series, this holiday adventure on Netflix captures the magic and mayhem of the Christmas season. Ray delves into the tale of two children, Kate and Teddy, whose encounter with Santa Claus leads to a sleigh crash and a race against time to save Christmas. With humor, holiday cheer, and a dash of chaos, join Ray as he unpacks the yuletide joy and mishaps that make this film a modern Christmas favorite.

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Frybread Face and Me: Movie Review from the Ray Taylor Show

Show topic: Join Ray Taylor in his latest podcast episode as he explores 'Frybread Face and Me,' a heartwarming 2023 American coming-of-age drama written and directed by Billy Luther. Starring Keir Tallman, Charley Hogan, and Sarah H. Natani, with Martin Sensmeier and Kahara Hodges, this film delves into the vibrant yet complex tapestry of youth, identity, and growth. Executive produced by the renowned Taika Waititi, 'Frybread Face and Me' stands out in the coming-of-age genre with its unique narrative and compelling characters. Ray's in-depth review sheds light on the film's storytelling, character development, and the cultural nuances that enrich this poignant cinematic journey.

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Deadly Games (1989): Movie Review from the Ray Taylor Show

Show topic: Uncover the lesser-known yet strikingly influential 1989 French horror thriller 'Deadly Game' (also known as '3615 code Père Noël') in this episode of Ray Taylor's podcast. Directed and written by René Manzor, this film has garnered attention for its eerie similarities to the iconic 1990 American film 'Home Alone.' Dive deep into the controversy as Ray discusses René Manzor's claims of plagiarism and his threats of legal action against the makers of 'Home Alone.' This analysis explores the plot, style, and unique elements that make 'Deadly Game' a cult classic in its own right. Was it truly the inspiration for 'Home Alone,' or just a coincidence? Join Ray for an intriguing exploration of this cinematic conundrum.

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Fearless Hyena 2 (1983): Movie Review from the Ray Taylor Show

Show topic: Explore the tumultuous production history of 'Fearless Hyena Part II' (龍騰虎躍), the 1983 Hong Kong martial arts sequel, in this episode of Ray Taylor's podcast. Directed by Chan Chuen and starring the legendary Jackie Chan, this film’s creation was riddled with challenges, including Chan's departure from Lo Wei Motion Picture Company to Golden Harvest. Delve into the behind-the-scenes drama involving producer Willie Chan, triad blackmail threats, and the eventual resolution brokered by actor-director Jimmy Wang Yu. Ray Taylor examines how Lo Wei's use of stunt doubles, alternative takes, and reused footage from the first film led to a sequel that even Jackie Chan himself disapproved of. Join this captivating discussion about the complexities and controversies surrounding this martial arts action film.

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Poison: Movie Review from the Ray Taylor Show

Show topic: Step into the suspenseful world of 'Poison', a captivating short film by Wes Anderson, based on a story by the renowned Roald Dahl. In this gripping episode, Ray Taylor explores the tense narrative set in India, where an Englishman faces a life-threatening situation with a poisonous snake lying on his stomach. The film unfolds as his associate and a doctor desperately try to save him without provoking the deadly serpent. Ray delves into Anderson's unique directorial approach to Dahl's story, analyzing the film's visual style, character dynamics, and the underlying themes of fear and survival. Tune in for an enthralling discussion on how 'Poison' combines Anderson's artistic vision with Dahl's storytelling prowess.

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