This week on AnotherLook - location change! Will visits Corey's humble abode as they watch and discuss Corey's pick for the week - The Beach Bum (2019). We sit back and gab about weed, Harmony Korine's mystical stoner odyssey, Belly (1998), Matthew McConaughey, and everything Florida. Enjoy! 

This week on the show, Will's pick is a spur-of-the-moment result of a Best Buy blu-ray run: Hype Williams' Belly (1998). We talk a bit about music videos, 90s crime dramas, Nas and DMX, and the spectacular visual/sonic experience of Belly. It's a fun listen, we hope you like it! 

Corey's pick for the week is another hefty dose of campy adventure cinema: The Phantom (1996). We talk about the god Billy Zane, goofiness as a virtue, theme park rides, and other silly little noodles of thought. Please don't take a drink whenever we say 'pulp', it will actually put you in the hospital. 

This week on AnotherLook, Will's pick is an overlooked comedy classic from the Farrelly Brothers - The Three Stooges (2012). Will and Corey talk early slapstick, gross-out humor, Jersey Shore, Larry David, and much much more! 

Corey's pick for the week is a nostalgic favorite, and Will's first viewing: The Golden Child (1986). We talk about the wild career and superstardom of Eddie Murphy, Big Trouble in Little China, action-horror comedies, and offer an addendum to last week's episode regarding Local Hero. Enjoy! 

Bill Forsyth's Local Hero (1983) is Will's pick for this week's episode! We discuss the nature of filmic coziness, nostalgia for specific places and people, and the ways that even recent discoveries can foster long-lost cinematic feelings. 

Corey's first pick on the podcast is a sinister, nightmarish genre thrill-ride - Green Room (2015). We talk about the film's upsetting vibes, on-screen violence, and director Jeremy Saulnier. Do we mention the color green? Or the concept of rooms? Listen to find out! Some quiet spots on this episode, thanks for being patient as we fine-tune our mic set-up! 

Welcome to AnotherLook! In this introductory episode, Corey and Will explain the purpose of this podcast - delving deeper into underseen or underappreciated gems - and they hit the ground running with Will's pick: Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004). Will's dog Perry also makes a thirst-quenching cameo appearance.