Mike and Toy are back with their first episode after the rebrand, and it is a big one. The pair reviewed the upcoming release from AMC's ALLBLK, "Long Time Listener," and interviewed director Danielle Nicolet (The Flash, Central Intelligence).

This was Nicolet's feature directorial debut, so we talked about her transition behind the camera- the good and the bad. At the end, we got into some less movie-related questions- like, what flavor she would be if she had to choose.

This was a spoiler-free review since the movie isn't out yet, but we'll be back with a deeper dive after the movie premieres on ALLBLK on April 2nd. It's hard to do a spoiler-free review of a murder mystery, but we promise we didn't give anything away.

• Long Time Listener Review (00:00)
• Danielle Nicolet Interview (20:33)

Starring: Meagan Holder, Lyriq Bent, Danielle Nicolet, and Cleo Berry

Additional Cast: Lisha Wheeler, Keyara Milliner, Lucy Faust, and John Charles II

Directed by: Danielle Nicolet

Written by: John Doolan and Joe Narode

Quick Synopsis: A true crime podcast host gets dangerously close to an unsolved murder case when she discovers the murderer is also a listener.

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Our first episode of 2026 is here! This was unplanned, but we are glad we had the opportunity to do it. Primate is a movie that caught our attention when we saw the first trailer, and it was better than expected.

Starring: Johnny Sequoyah, Jess Alexander, Troy Kotsur, Victoria Wyant, Gia Hunter

Additional Cast: Benjamin Cheng, Charlie Mann, Tienne Simon, Miguel Torres Umba (as Ben)

Directed by: Johannes Roberts

Written by: Johannes Roberts and Ernest Riera

Quick Synopsis: A group of friends' tropical vacation turns into a terrifying, primal tale of horror and survival.

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We are back in your feed to discuss three movies we watched this past weekend. We were honored to be approved as media for the 7th Annual Micheaux Film Festival, the first of many to come! Here's what we saw:

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Flight 182

Starring: Gurinder Sindher, Sundeep Morrison, and Naysa Shokeen

Additional Cast: Yuvi Grewal and Rupak Ginn

Directed by: Rippin Sindher

Written by: Rippin Sindher

Quick Synopsis: A husband must choose between visiting his dying mother or heeding warnings from a separatist group threatening to attack Air India Flight 182, in a story based on the deadliest terrorist attack before 9/11.

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The Interview

Starring: Leonard Robinson

Additional Cast: Leslie Stevens, Timothy Davis, Gale Hansen

Directed by: Kai Kim

Written by: Kai Kim and Leonard Robinson

Quick Synopsis: Desperate to prove himself a reformed citizen, Tyson Babineaux's history of violence plagues any chances of landing a normal job. Pressured by the threat of losing his family, Tyson unwittingly takes an unconventional interview at a private security firm. There, he's enticed by an offer that can give him a fresh start. But there's a caveat - he has to kill the other candidates to win the job.

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I'm in Love

Starring: Havilah Malone

Directed by: Roberta Sparta

Written by: Havilah Malone

Quick Synopsis: A mysterious voice and intimate gifts lead a woman on an enigmatic quest, where she discovers the delicate balance between desire and freedom.

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