Today we go over anthologies and what makes them an inherently great artistic medium. We discuss classics like The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, VHS etc. and we top it off by considering what kind of anthologies we would like to see in the future.

With E3 looming over the horizon, we decide to go over what we're most excited about and speculate on what might be revealed. We finish it up by talking about the Ubisoft formula and pitching a new idea for Assassin's Creed.

We have rebranded the podcast as you may have noticed and we go over all the changes in this episode. Business as usual after that with some gaming news, an update on what we've been playing and a pitch for a fixer/action movie.

Today we give a quote unquote review of the new Mortal Kombat film and address the larger issue of why video game movies are hard to pull off

Clarity comes with hindsight; Now that enough time has passed and we have a better understanding of what happened during Cyberpunk 2077's development cycle, we give our final verdict on the game, reminisce on the past and look into the future of CD Projekt RED.

Today we talk about Annihilation, an incredible film that nails cosmic horror and facilitates an interesting discussion about our place within the universe.

'Member Couch Co-Op Games?

Today, we kick it off by discussing the nature of the zombie genre and if there still are any opportunities left within it. We then go on to pitch our own general zombie film ideas.

Today we talk about an incredible film that is under the radar called "The Empty Man" and debate its overarching philosophical themes. We top it off by recommending more sleeper hits of this sort, particularly in the genre of cosmic horror.

In this scattershot episode, we start off talking about dreams and nightmares, we transition into the horror of physical anomalies and top it all off by pitching an interesting film concept.

Today, we introduce a special guest, namely Rahaf Ramdhan, a friend of ours that we play Valheim with. We will collectively attempt to deconstruct Valheim and go over why we enjoy it so much as well as what could possibly be fixed or added.

We go over some of our favorite tv shows and honorable mentions in today's segment. We didn't expect every single one of them to be so dark when drafting our lists :)

We have decided to switch up our news format for the future, focusing on one or two actually exciting main stories. Today, we firstly discuss the Life is Strange 3 announcement as well as a deconstruction story-based choice games (a la Telltale). Finally, we talk about the Resident Evil franchise as a whole and why we are excited for Village.

A deep dive into authenticity in film, clever cinematography, interpretivism and more in the context of Robert Eggers' filmography

In this new weekly segment of Sauvignon Blanc, we go over games or films that had great potential but missed the mark by a bit and we come up with some solutions and ways to make them better.

In the new weekly segment "It is what it is", Sauvignon Blanc cover the latest news in gaming, the film industry, music and more

In the new weekly segment "It is what it is", Sauvignon Blanc cover the latest news in gaming, the film industry, music and more

We think horror movies don't have to suck, at least someone agrees

In this longer episode, we go over our top three games, discuss the inherent imperfections of all games and critique each other's choices in an interrogation style segment.

A conversation about the future of the film industry and time as a potent concept

Looking Past the Controversy