About

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Hello there everyone! Thanks so much for coming to check out our blog and podcast known as FRENCH TOAST SUNDAY. French Toast Sunday is made up of a few select film enthusiasts from Baltimore, MD. More than just movie lovers, we are also friends. Take a minute to check out are short bios and see who shares your movie tastes!


“Lindsay is kind of a big deal. She’s not really sorry that she broke your 335 year old door knob, she thinks life moves pretty fast and she doesn’t remember asking you a goddamn thing. Lindsay is notorious for making preposterous bets with people and can often be seen singing 80s music in her mini van. She can never watch enough horror movies, especially old Italian horror. Her overriding love for discussing movies led her to the forum know as the world wide web. Thus, the creation of French Toast Sunday. Some of her favorites films include City of God, American Beauty, No Country for Old Men, Inferno, Suspiria, The Shining, The Thing, Anything Quentin Tarantino / Danny Boyle / David Fincher has done, Anchorman, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, etc….”

Lindsay is the site’s founder and main contributor. She is also the individual on FTS Podcast that speaks with an odd sentence structure, can’t properly pronounce names and sounds like a 12 year old boy. See all of Lindsay’s reviews here. Have a question for Lindsay? Email her at lindsay@frenchtoastsunday.com


“Jess is a recent graduate with a degree in media studies and often dreams of Michael Fassbender. She really would love to be a worldly traveler but in the meantime watches a lot of movies and (sometimes bad) television. Her favorite kind of movies are the ones that keep her thinking/talking about it days after seeing it, usually over dinner or drinks with the FTS crew. Her goal is to become better versed in classic films, and going through all the Best Picture winners is how she plans to do it. Some of her favorite films include Rebecca, Annie Hall, High Fidelity, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, 28 Days Later, The Breakfast Club, The Departed, Clueless, The Descent, and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Some of her favorite directors include Tarantino, Fincher, Hitchcock, Soderbergh, Allen and Anderson.”

Jessica regularly contributes to the FTS blog page and comments. She has a column called “Best Picture Series” where she dissects Best Picture Oscar winners. See all of Jessica’s reviews here. Have a question for Jess? Email her at jess@frenchtoastsunday.com


Rob has a menial, dead-end job at a electronics store, much like Shaun of The Dead. Also, like Shaun of The Dead, he enjoys getting drunk and listening to electro music (not to be confused with hip hop). In the event of a zombie outbreak he would most likely be just as prepared, although he does believe dogs can look up. Favorite Films: Pulp Fiction, Fight Club, The Big Lebowski.

Rob is known as the quiet one on FTS Podcast. He also writes a column called “What’s the Deal?” where he reviews buzzworthy movies to see if they live up to the hype as well as “Beer and a Movie” where he pairs a film with a tasty beverage. See all of Rob’s reviews here. Have a question for Rob? Email him at rob@frenchtoastsunday.com


“Leisure Rules! An adventure 65 million years in the making, Big Willy Styles is the biggest mother of them all. Essentially, he’s having the day of his life.. over and over again. With eight legs, two fangs, and an attitude, he’s out to prove he’s got nothing to prove. It’s evident that good girls want him bad, bad girls want him worse. Nice guys finish last, and this guy won. In spite of all this, his story will touch you, even though he can’t. …and remember, the next scream you hear may be your own! Will’s lookin’ for a dime, that’s top of the line, Cute face, slim waist, with a big behind. Favorite Films: Inception, The Other Guys, GoodFellas, Invincible, Saw, Inglourious Basterds, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.”

Will is known as the offensive one on the FTS Podcast. He has no shame in saying whatever is on his mind, no matter how crazy he sounds as a result. He also writes a reoccurring feature that answers “How Mark Wahlberg Could Make This Movie Better.” See all of Will’s reviews here. Have a question for Will? Email him at will@frenchtoastsunday.com


“What can be said about Marc? A whole f@*king lot, that’s what! Marc is a huge movie fan owning over 1900 movies (take that Lindsay!). Actually, the only reason they asked Marc to be a part of FTS is that he fulfulls two of their minority quotas (we’ll let you figure out which two). Marc likes to mix it up, you can just as easily catch him sitting front row in a fashion show as you could at his local comic book shop. His irreverent and sometimes shocking opinions will keep you on your toes or on the floor with laughter. He brings out the worst in people, but in a good way. Marc hates ignorance, liars, skinny people who dress poorly, and the word ‘moist’. He uses sarcasm as a second language. To know him is to love him, and if you don’t love him, you probably don’t matter. Favorite Movies: The Goonies, The Warriors, Little Monsters, Inception, Nightmare on Elm Street, City Of God, Heathers, Super Troopers, Sin City , and the list goes on boo………..”

Marc is a strong contributor of the FTS podcast, keeping us all up to date with the latest movie and entertainment news. You can see all of Marc’s reviews here. Have a question for Marc? Email him at marc@frenchtoastsunday.com


“When Nick isn’t trying to get an appointment with the ever-busy Lacuna Inc., or checking his totem, he’s watching movies. When he’s not watching movies, he enjoys reading Straight Jacket, Old Custer, and the Dictionary (his favorite letter is ‘G’). Nick enjoys everything from comedy to foreign film to not horror. His favorite directors include Stanley Kubrick, David Fincher, Wes Anderson, and Quentin Tarantino. He used to work with most of the French Toast Sunday Crew (pretty much everyone but Jess) and recently reconnected with them at the midnight release of Dinner for Shmucks. They invited him to come as a special guest to the podcast and the rest, as they say, is. ”

Nick regularly contributes to the FTS blog page and podcast with his unique insight on film. He also writes an ongoing series know as Nick Vs. The Scarecrow where he analyzes and reviews films from “The Scarecrow Video Movie Guide.” See all of Nick’s reviews here. Have a question for Nick? Email him at nick@frenchtoastsunday.com

5 thoughts on “About

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