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b"On this episode of LAOFCS Weekly, Scott Menzel returns to the hosting chair as he is joined by Staci Layne Wilson and Demetri Panos to discuss this week's newest releases including Yesterday and Annabelle Comes Home.\\xa0 \\xa0\\xa0Scott, Staci, and Demetri will also be talking about the Box Office slump and some films that we recommend that are currently available on various streaming sites. \\xa0\\xa0\\xa0\\xa0Scott Menzel @TheOtherScottM \\xa0Staci Layne Wilson @StaciWilson Demetri Panos\\xa0@DemetriPanos \\xa0Michael Lee\\xa0@IamMichaelJLee \\xa0\\xa0\\n\\nPresenting LAOFCS Weekly, where members of the Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society come together to discuss new topics of the weeks, the movies you may have missed but need to check out, and reveal insider information of the film and journalism industry. Join host Scott Menzel with a rotating panel of members of the LAOFCS as they bring you into the inner circle with heightened discussion and knowledge.\\n\\nEach week, the show will feature four weekly segments which include:\\n-Movie Pick of The Week - A weekly vote of all films being released in Los Angeles that week.\\n-Independent Spotlight - A weekly Indie film suggestion from each member on the panel. The film can be playing in theaters, on-demand, or various streaming services.\\n-Retro Rewind - A weekly recommendation of an older release that is currently available on streaming, DVD, or Blu-Ray.\\n-Special Topic - Each week there will be a special conversation about something going on the industry or something that ties into this week's episode.\\n\\nWho are the LAOFCS?\\n\\nLos Angeles is the home of Hollywood and the film industry. There are hundreds of critics in the Los Angeles area and yet there was only one critic's circle. San Francisco, New York, Austin, and all other major cities throughout the USA have an online critics group but not Los Angeles. We wanted to change that and therefore launched the Los Angeles Film Critics Society (LAOFCS) at the end of 2016.\\n\\nBy creating this group, they wanted to ensure that the members of their society are reflective of those who reside in the city of Los Angeles. Diversity is very important in film criticism and they want to make sure that all voices are represented within our group. They also want to embrace members that are finding new ways to criticize\\xa0film whether that be through video, podcasts, or on social media.\\n\\nOver the next few years, the Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society is hoping to redefine what it means to be part of a film critics group by having a year-round\\xa0presence. Most film critic circles at the end of each year begin to appear to discuss their favorite films of the year. They wanted to create a film critics group that would openly discuss film throughout the year and not just during award season.\\n\\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices"