Reservations With Raine Wayland

LOOK OUT BEHIND YOU! This week we are discussing High Anxiety, the brilliant Alfred Hitchcock parody from Mr. Brooks.

Walk "THIS" way and check out our next installment of our Mel Brooks series with Young Frankenstein! Enjoy!

This season we are closing out by celebrating the work of Mel Brooks! We are beginning our four part series with Blazing Saddles. Enjoy!

Welcome back everyone! This week we are discussing Roy Andersson’s surrealist masterpiece, Songs From The Second Floor. Listen as we try our very best to analyze this absurd, surreal look at what it’s like to be human. If you don’t get it, that’s ok, we might not have either.

Welcome back, Reservos! This week we are discussing the Oscar winning film, Birdman or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance. We take a deep dive into this 2014 classic and we pull no punches! Also, check out our new website: https://rwayland11.wixsite.com/reservations .

Hey everyone! This week we are discussing Fritz Lang’s 1927 sci-fi masterpiece, Metropolis. Listen as we dissect the incredible visual style and complex narrative of this remarkable and gigantic film. Enjoy!

Hey everyone! This week we are discussing Wes Anderson’s 2004 film, The Life Aquatic: With Steve Zissou. Listen as we dissect this comedy-drama and see just how much “Wes Anderson” Jeremy can handle. Enjoy!

Hey Reservos! This week we discuss the Coen Brother’s folk-music “Comedy”, Inside Llewyn Davis. From the amazing musical performances to the unbelievable hardship that is Llewyn’s life, we talk about it all. Enjoy!

Hey Cool Cats and Kittens, this week is a light hearted episode. This week we discuss Office Space, the 1999 Mike Judge classic! Form all out favorite jokes, characters, and one liners, we talk about it all. Enjoy!

We’re back this week with another Jeremy Pick, Lynne Ramsey’s We Need To Talk About Kevin! Listen as we discuss the perfection that is the direction and sound design of this 2011 masterpiece! Enjoy!

This week we have a Jeremy pick, Ari Aster’s horror masterpiece, Hereditary! This will turn out to be pretty controversial, so stay tuned, it’s going to get heated.

We are back this week, with The Crow! Joining us is our good friend, Alex Horton, to discuss the last film of actor Brandon Lee. From the death of Brandon Lee to the overall style of the film, we talk about it all.

Welcome back, Reservos! This week we are discussing David Lowery’s “A Ghost Story”. Listen as we dissect this beautiful, existential, romantic drama and it’s incredible direction and performances.

We’re back for season 3 and we got a great one for you! This week we discuss the Academy Award winning film, Parasite! Get ready, it’s gonna get crazy!

We’ve done it! We have completed the Stage to Screen series, and we’ve ended with a masterpiece! This week we discuss Sidney Lumet’s 12 Angry Men, from its claustrophobic setting to it’s incredible acting, we cover it all!

Week 3 of our Stage to Screen series dials up the anxiety to 11 as we discuss the nerve-gripping 1966 film, “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”! But don’t worry we give you time to catch your breath.

*WARNING CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE* Join us down the rabbit hole as we discuss Bug for the second part of our Stage to Screen series. Listen as we take a deep dive on this Tracy Letts psychological horror. From the real psychological disorders the film depicts to the incredible acting, we talk about it all! Please join us, just be careful if you start to feel a little itchy.

On this episode we begin part one of our Stage to Screen series with Cormac McCarthy’ The Sunset Limited! We take a deep dive on this masterclass of dialogue and single location storytelling.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a war epic on our hands this week! Dunkirk is our topic this week and we discuss everything from the beautiful camera work, the brilliant narrative structure, and the incredible soundtrack! So lean forward and get tense with us, cause this film is a Nail-biter.

Welcome back, Reservos! This week we tackle the beautiful, complex, and surprising Paul Thomas Anderson masterpiece, Magnolia (1999). But first we discover that Raine has some very strong (wrong) opinions about one of the greatest Guitarists to ever play the instrument, Eddie Hazel.