Generally considered to be a human being, Kenny has worked at many jobs, known of many people, and walked a fair many steps in his days on the planet. His day job keeps him plenty busy, unfortunately.  He has written a few plays, short stories, soap operas, and comic books in the past. In the present he is writing a play set in the 1700's, a radio show set 30 years in the future, a series of short films set inside dreams, and organizing two podcasts that focus on film analysis. His two new sister kittens, Hank and Zelda have dramatically improved his attitude after the death of Eli, his 17 year old cat.  He writes the BEST messages in birthday cards and has now delivered THREE best man speeches. Two of which he is proud of. 
He enjoys long walks in antique stores and comic book shops; everything Alan Moore has written; films by David Lynch, Werner Herzog, Stanley Kubrick, Wes Anderson, Jean-Luc Godard,  Akira Kurosawa, Alfred Hitchcock...

Lantz Hawthorne hasn't written his official bio yet, so as his friend and longtime chum, I give my heartfelt recommendation that you release him from federal custody on his own personal recognizance as soon as possible. He is not a flight risk, unless it is a flight of whiskey. 

Sam Holland hasn't written his bio yet, but as one of his best friends and admirers, I can vouch for him, so please allow him into the club with his plus one. 

Professional Graphic Designer, shape-shifting musician, artist, and amateur cinephile. In the late 90’s, he left art school to pursue a career in unpopular music. He cut his teeth and other body parts as a singer/percussionist in the (mostly) confusing genre bending band Grüvis Malt, and later played drums in an offshoot project, the action/adventure, garage-prog band Ebu Gogo. He released one album as leader of the sub-regional Gameboy Pop supergroup Jonny Classic and the Classic Johns, and a handful of music including a puppet-based music video with rapper Romen Rok, before going totally solo. He has since released a pair of instrumental albums under the moniker Belll. He received a BFA in Graphic Design in 2009 and started a professional career soon after as an in-house and freelance Designer and Illustrator. 
Since deciding to watch a film a day in November 2021, he has seen over 1000, writing reviews on the Letterboxd app. 

Cyrus Leddy is a writer and comedian living in New York City. He is the host of the radio talk show "Bucci" on WFMU, Tuesdays 6-7pm EST. Listen live on 91.9fm in NYC/NJ or at wfmu.org. 
And call-in live at 201-209-9368. It's fun, you'll see.

Gavin Castleton is a songwriter, producer, synth enthusiast, UX designer and father. He’s also a digital hoarder who has amassed what may be the world’s largest collection of Zombie films and Music documentaries. 

His music can be heard at gavincastleton.bandcamp.com. 

For over a decade Jeff Somerville was a judge and then director of a screenwriting competition for a New England based film festival. After reading some good, and many, many bad scripts it was time to focus on his own work. One semester of an MFA in a Screenwriting program was quite enough of that for him so he decided he'd rather spend his remaining days educating the youth of America, or at least the youth of a moderately sized town in New England. Jeff also operated a small independent movie theater that prided itself on opening the Best Picture Oscar winner, whether that film deserved to win or not, for the better part of a decade. Today he coaches his daughters' softball teams and finds it a much more fulfilling experience. PS: The one best man speech our fine host Kenny is not proud of is the one he attempted at my wedding. He was co-best man and the plan was for one speech.  He performed admirably given mere seconds to prepare a speech of such magnitude.

Robert Albanese is a reformed academic and occasional college instructor in the area of cinema studies, literature and popular culture. He holds a PhD in American Studies from the University of Iowa, where once he heard a professor refer to himself as a "competent dilettante" and thought, yeah, I'm going to put that on my LinkedIn.

Well educated, unemployed and unemployable Sarah Louise Reiter is the author of "7 Dances for a Secret Self" available on Model City Press. It's a book of memoir, essay and history, an instructional dance memoir designed to summon spirits with a series of traditional popular dances performed in a prescribed order. Part nostalgia, part alchemy. 52 pages perfect bound, color, text and images.

Toni Fellela has been teaching college writing for many years now. She has also taught African American literature, the Literature of Fantasy and Imagination and even Business and Technical writing during some rather desperate semesters.  Her major academic interests include American-working class literature and the bildungsroman.  Future goals include becoming a Scrabble hustler and seeing the Northern lights.   She'd like to take this opportunity to promote her son's youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/SebastianNestor/videos.