Date	Title	Released
8/12	Menace From Outer Space	1956
8/13	Julie & Julia	2009
8/14	Exterminators of the Year 3000	1983
8/15	Landslide: A Portrait of President Hoover	2009
8/16	Hard Knox	1984
8/17	Attack of the Killer Tomatoes	1978
8/18	The Specials	2000

Date	Title	Released
8/5	Delirious	1991
8/6	Sky Bandits (aka Gunbus)	1986
8/7	Mister Rogers: It’s You I Like	2018
8/8	Bob Ross: The Happy Painter	2011
8/9	Paths of Glory	1957
8/10	The History of Time Travel	2014
8/11	Fearless Hyena	1979

Date	Title	Released
7/29	20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Hallmark)	1997
7/30	Omoo-Omoo the Shark God	1949
7/31	The Squeeze	1987
8/1	Central Intelligence	2016
8/2	The Wraith	1986
8/3	Stone of Destiny	2008
8/4	The Philadelphia Experiment	2012

This was an interesting week, to be sure. I think I’m hitting that point in this challenge where it’s becoming a bit of a chore every day to find a movie and especially to set aside time to watch. I talked about this a little on my podcast yesterday, too. I think it’s not dissimilar to what marathon runners experience when they’re far into the run and kind of hit a wall. I’d like to think I will get past it and finish the year strong… but we’ll see.

This past week also marked an interesting anniversary for me. Ten years ago this past Tuesday, I arrived in L.A. to push forward on my acting career. I was I could say that everything went my way and I’m on the road to massive success… but I can’t. I mean, it could still be true, but it seriously is a road of hardship, pain and sometimes unchecked depression. But I’ve also had a few fun times along the way as well, and that’s life, isn’t it?

Date	Title	Released
7/22	Big Night	1996
7/23	The Spy Who Dumped Me	2018
7/24	Mazes & Monsters	1982
7/25	Hobo with a Shotgun	2011
7/26	Dead Space	1991
7/27	We’ve Forgotten More Than We Ever Knew	2016
7/28	Equalizer 2000	1987

COMIC-CON WEEK!!!

Date	Title	Released
7/15	Batman and Harley Quinn	2017
7/16	Heroes Manufactured	2016
7/17	Comic Book Kingdom	2018
7/18	Future Shock!: The Story of 2000AD	2014
7/19	Backyard Blockbusters	2012
7/20	Cosplay Culture	2017
7/21	Supercon	2018

This was an interesting week! Granted, I’d rather have been in San Diego for the con itself (someday!!), it was cool to learn some new things that aren’t all related to mass media itself. San Diego Comic-Con has been around for 50 years, and the giant media event it is now often overshadows the comics and their artists that got it started.

Anyway, I also wanted to share a couple of other shows that are similar to “Supercon”. I didn’t pick them for the Challenge because a) they’re not movies, and b) I’ve seen them. But they are terrific and a great laugh at the behind-the-scenes happenings at conventions. So be sure to check out:

• Con Man (available for sale on a number of the major VOD platforms)
• Kings of Con (available to watch over on the CW Seed website or app) and for sale on the same VOD platforms as Con Man

America Week!!

Date	Title	Released
7/1	Baywatch	2017
7/2	Navy Seals	1990
7/3	The Alamo	1960
7/4	1776 The 4th	1972 2016
7/5	Day Zero	2007
7/6	Green Dragon	2001
7/7	Brothers on the Line	2012

This was an interesting week for sure. Most of the films I picked this week are either less known are not singled out for being super-patriotic. But to me, they collectively represent different parts of the American story. I mean come on, I even included a… musical.

I also had one film that stood out, if for no other reason than the response I got to picking it. And mainly because of this:

This one was special. Thanks for watching. https://t.co/QiOLwd8bMq

— Jon Bernthal (@jonnybernthal) July 6, 2019

I may have been a little excited by this…

You know, there are days where it just feels like I’m posting this stuff just to do something… and, by and large, I obviously am. I’ve not been making money on this project. I’m just seeing if I can do a thing. So it’s nice when people like a thing you’re doing… especially when that thing happens to be liking the thing that they did!