After Hours is a special - typically Patreon exclusive - episode format where Kit, Andy, and Steve just talk about whatever is on there mind. But this week's After Hours is FREE for everyone because the biggest topic on hand affects everyone: what should we cover next? The weigh the options for the fall schedule, including the situation with screeners and release dates. Along the way - in true After Hours fasion - they also birthdays, anniversaries, and social media clip successes and failures.

Kit, Andy, and Steve continue their Hunger Games coverage with the prequel that takes audiences back to the early days of the Games. Sixty four years before Katniss Everdeen, an ambitious young Coriolanus Snow is assigned to mentor Lucy Gray Baird, a charismatic tribute from District 12, in the hope that her survival will restore his family’s fading fortunes. The boys dig into Snow’s origin story, the film’s musical flourishes, and how it recontextualizes everything that came before. 00:00:00 -

Kit, Andy, and Steve continue their Hunger Games coverage with the conclusion to Katniss' story. The war against the Capitol reaches its breaking point as Katniss and her squad push deep into a booby trapped Capitol on a mission to assassinate President Snow. But as the battle grows more brutal and the lines between ally and enemy begin to blur, Katniss is forced to confront what she is truly fighting for and what kind of world she wants to be left standing in when it is all over. 00:00:00 - In

Kit, Andy, and Steve continue their Hunger Games coverage with the franchise’s darker and more politically charged third chapter. Rescued from the arena and brought to the hidden District 13, Katniss is asked to become something more than a survivor, the Mockingjay, a symbol of revolution for a rebellion that is growing across all of Panem. But with Peeta still in the Capitol’s hands and propaganda on both sides shaping the war, the cost of becoming a symbol begins to take its toll. 00:00:00 -

Kit, Andy, and Steve continue their Hunger Games coverage with the series’ acclaimed second chapter. Following her victory in the 74th Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen is thrust into a Victory Tour that makes clear just how dangerous her act of defiance has become. President Snow, threatened by the spark she has ignited across the districts, engineers a brutal twist to the 75th Games that puts her back in the arena alongside past victors. The crew dig into why Catching Fire is widely considered th

Kit, Andy, and Steve kick off their Hunger Games coverage with the film that started it all. In a dystopian future where the ruling Capitol forces each of its twelve districts to offer up two young tributes to compete in a televised fight to the death, sixteen year old Katniss Everdeen volunteers to take her younger sister's place and enters an arena that will change everything. The crew dig into the world building, Jennifer Lawrence's career defining performance, and what makes the original Hun