movies rated, reviewed, and discussed in depth on our bi-weekly-ish podcast. Often with guests. We cover tests of time, pet films, cult classics, and much more of what moves us.
Just in time for primary season, we get all political with Professor Sara Netzley as we discuss the difference between good flan and bad flan. The importance of a good nights's sleep, and whether any of this will delay the B3 bomber. Connect with SaraPersonal Twitter: @saranetzley Sara Whitney, her author…
It's a Jaws rip off... off. Tonight we defer to Carmelita for our latest versus, and it's Orca vs Piranah!
We'll Forkgive you, if you forkgot about these cult comic book movies. Mystery Men was released before the Marvel juggernaut took hold, and Kick-Ass has been eclipsed by some even more ultra violent Mark Millar adaptations. Carmelita joins us to compare and contrast these dilettante defenders of justice. You can…
We like to remember this often overlooked, somewhat overshadowed, and most probably problematically cast 1997 David Lynch surrealist romp our own ways, and we brought Dan, who we've met before on our Almost Famous episode back to discuss. Dan also has a blog we highly recommend: The Danman Can Blog
It's a Donner Party, and you're invited to join us with Carmelita to discuss and delineate some "deep" Richard Donner cuts. It's Conspiracy Theory versus Assassins. Wheelchair getaways, homoerotic gunplay, and problematic hindsight abounds. Connect with Carmelita! @CarmeliaSays
we are joined by Sara Netzley to rate and review Luis Bunuel's 1977 surrealist treatise on obsession, desire, and...love?
We are joined by Sara Netley, and Jo to discuss Sara's pet film, the 1996 Geena Davis starring, Shane Black scripted, Samuel L. Jackson co-starring, Brian Cox'd cameo'd, uzi laden blockbuster (of Sara's heart). Join us as our reviews are nearly as varied and confounding as the film's villains. Connect…
This Episode we are joined by Sara Netzley to discuss Takashi Miike's 1999 film Ōdishon (Audition). We unanimously agree that this film is best experienced devoid of expectations and foreknowledge, so please, go see it before you hear us discuss it, and we all agree, you SHOULD go see it!…
Two films one book, or is it? This week we contrast Dune 1984 with Dune 2021. Frank Hebert's complex novel continues to attract top shelf talent, and disparate visions, does either succeed? David Lynch has all but disowned his effort, while Denis Villeneuve has already spent more time telling half…
This week week's film will DOMINATE most others in its ability to INDUCE thoughtful discussion of the alternative lifestyles of Professor William Marston, his wife Elizabeth, and their partner and ingénue Olive, who became the primary inspiration for Marston's creation of Wonder Woman. We SUBMIT to you this film is…