This week, we host another installment of The Third Man series where a friend joins the show to discuss with Frank what they each think the best film of a particular director is. 

Friend of the show, Jason Hiester, joins us to discuss the best film of director Wes Anderson. Beyond discussing The Life Aquatic and The Royal Tenenbaums, we discuss other Anderson movies, his place among other current directors, and the glut of upper middle-class indie movies of the 2000s. 

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This is a brief discussion of a number of artists who passed away in the past week, including directors Bernardo Bertolucci and Nicolas Roeg, Spongebob creator Stephen Hillenberg, and actor/magician Ricky Jay.

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This week, we bring you Frank's top five sword and sorcery movies.  This list of fantasy films includes Krull, the William Goldman-written, The Princess Bride, Ridley Scott's Legend, the 1982 version of Conan the Barbarian, and John Boorman's Excalibur.

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With the passing of Stan Lee this week, Frank and I take some time to discuss his influences and long, storied career.

Hello, all. This week, we bring you a new series called First Watch. One of our closest friends, Mike Bledsoe, has a plethora of famous 1980s movies that he's never seen. We are getting him to watch them and get real-time reactions throughout the viewing. The first movie of this series that we watching is the 1985 childhood classic, The Goonies. 

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Hi, all. This is a bonus Halloween episode we recorded where we talk about and review the new Netflix series, The Haunting of Hill House. Please let us know what you think by friending us on Facebook. Have a great week!

Hello, all. This week, we take a deep dive into the horror film franchise, Phantasm. We discuss its unique place in horror film franchise history and walk through each movie in the context of how we view the movies, as the imaginations of a traumatized teen dealing with the death of his family.

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Hello, all. This week we continue honoring the month of October with horror-related content. Frank's top five list this week focuses on 1970s horror and features Mario Bava's Bay of Blood, Tobe Hooper's classic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the British forgotten gem, Frightmare, Dario Argento's masterpiece, Suspiria, and the little-discussed, Ed Gein-inspired, Deranged.

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This week, we introduce a new series beyond our traditional top five list - The Third Man Series, where a friend joins the show to discuss with Frank what they each think the best film of a particular director is. 

Friend of the show, Aidan Boyer, joins us to discuss the best film of director M. Night Shyamalan. We also talk about a number of Shyamalan's other films such as The Sixth Sense, The Village, Signs, Unbreakable, and Lady in the Water.

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This weeks's list starts our October Halloween celebration where we'll focus on different horror topics each week. The list this week includes I Saw the Devil, Chan-wook Park's Oldboy, Fritz Lang's M, the Japanese film, Vegeance is Mine, and Calvaire.

This month, we will also introduce The Third Man Series where will have a guest to discuss their top pick for the best M. Night Shyamalan movie, cover the Top Five Horror Films of the 1970s, and offer a retrospective on the Phantasm horror series.

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