In Alex Ross Perry's HER SMELL, Elisabeth Moss gives a performance that, for Adam and Josh, evokes Gena Rowlands' iconic work in "A Woman Under the Influence" and a punk-rock Lady Macbeth. Moss's Becky Something is the drug-addled, manic and abusive lead singer of a '90s-era rock band that's fallen on hard times. It's also, according to Adam, the best film of the year so far.

Also on the show: 1949's ON THE TOWN, the first in a four-film Stanley Donen Marathon. Plus, Josh's report from this year's Ebert Interruptus.

0:00-1:07 - Billboard

1:07-26:13 - Review: "Her Smell"

26:37-38:17 - Spoilers: "Her Smell"

On the Town, "On the Town"

38:58-39:45 - Donations

39:45-53:07 - Next week / Ebert Interruptus / Notes

53:07-55:28 - Massacre Theatre

55:28-1:18:46 - Donen #1: "On the Town"

1:18:46-1:21:31 - Close    

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