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Welcome back to another round of brutally Honest movie reviews and dangerously smooth rum tastings. This week, we’re tackling Weapons, starring Julia Garner and Josh Brolin—a film that promises intensity, grit, and maybe a few questionable decisions. To keep us sharp (or maybe to dull the edges), we’re sipping on R. L. Seale’s 12-year-old rum, a bottle with as much bite as Brolin’s stare and aged longer than most superhero reboots last between sequels. So pour yourself a glass, lock and load, because we’re about to break this movie down with zero filter and a little too much honesty. Comment below and if you have any suggestions on movie reviews or adult beverages let us know. Email: midnightmoviedistillery@gmail.com All our streaming and social media links: https://linktr.ee/midnightmoviedistillery See a running scorecard on the movies and alcohol we have reviewed: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ygzjP387rUoO_YZtvDGPamCD-tu_84sYSWBu3cwnJ_I/edit?usp=sharing

In this week's motivational podcast, actor Josh Brolin reflects on the nerve-racking early days of his career, recalling a moment when he forgot his lines in front of his role model, Anthony Zerbe. He also remembers working with the late Paul Walker, feeling so nervous that his legs shook. Despite his success, Brolin shares that he still grapples with a massive fear of performing on stage "even to this day."