<a href="https://www.thegutterreview.com/author/mbelenky/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Matt Belenky</a> joins us for a double feature as we discuss Tony Scott's "The Fan" and D.J. Caruso's "Two for the Money". We talk the decline (or not) of "hack" studio directors, Robert De Niro's unhinged portrayal of a psychopath in "The Fan," and Al Pacino's twilight years as a leading man, among many other box office topics. 
 
Enjoy!

Matt Belenky joins us for a double feature as we discuss Tony Scott's "The Fan" and D.J. Caruso's "Two for the Money". We talk the decline (or not) of "hack" studio directors, Robert De Niro's unhinged portrayal of a psychopath in "The Fan," and Al Pacino's twilight years as a leading man, among many other box office topics. Enjoy!

<a href="https://www.thegutterreview.com/author/mbelenky/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Matt Belenky</a> joins us for a double feature as we discuss Tony Scott's "The Fan" and D.J. Caruso's "Two for the Money". We talk the decline (or not) of "hack" studio directors, Robert De Niro's unhinged portrayal of a psychopath in "The Fan," and Al Pacino's twilight years as a leading man, among many other box office topics. 
 
Enjoy!

99. The Fan (1996) & Two for the Money (2005)

Cinematic Underdogs is a joyful, intellectual, and nostalgic look at sports movies of all forms, shapes, and sizes. Hosted by Jordan Puga and Paul Keelan, this overlooked genre is re-evaluated with the sincerity that it deserves.

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99. The Fan (1996) & Two for the Money (2005)

99. The Fan (1996) & Two for the Money (2005)