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Coming to you from beautiful Park City, Utah, once again, Alonzo Duraldi, film critic,

sorry, film reviews editor for The Rap and Film Critic for What the Flick.

And once again, Dave White has opted not to join me at the beautiful Sundance Film Festival.

So he did the B-Movies podcast this week with Whitney Seibold.

And I am lucky enough to have with me once again this year to talk about the stuff we've seen at Sundance.

William Bibbs Bibiani of the B-Movies podcast.

Yes, the B-Movies podcast.

You can read my reviews and interview some Sundance at Crayv, and I also write for Blumhouse and Coming Soon and a bunch of other stuff.

Yes.

I forget to plug my stuff sometimes.

I want to get out of the way now, and now there'll be no more self-serving stuff.

Fair enough.

Yeah.

So, yeah, it is Sunday evening.

The sun is setting. So the first weekend of the festival is pretty much done. There have already been a lot of high profile acquisitions. This is turning into one of those years where people are actually spending money again, which history seems to indicate is not always a great idea.

Often it's a very bad idea. But this year it's a little different because a lot of people who are buying stuff are newer entities like Netflix movies, Amazon Studios, and they have other avenues to make

money so they don't even really care.

They just want to look good.

Sure.

I mean, it might be just like a lost leader for them to be able to show like, hey, we're

players, you know.

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