Tyler and David discuss what they've seen recently, including Rear Window and Do the Right Thing.

Wrong Turn films 1-6. Mutant, possibly-cannibalistic types in various quantities fuck up your fun time in the woods. Finding the venue for a Wrong Turn 2 / Joe Lynch conversation. Rob Schmidt’s original Wrong Turn. All Eliza Dushku films could potentially be extensions of Dollhouse. The era of Jeremy Sisto. Wrong Turn 2: Dead end and the return of the Pepto-Bismol. The Declan O’Brien stretch. Prison Break, sometimes called Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead. Origin story, prequel, or other? Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings. Doug Bradley and his rag-tag miscreants in Wrong Turn 5: Bloodlines. A new group takes over the franchise in Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort.

Chapters

00:04:44  Wrong Turn

00:11:58  Wrong Turn 2

00:30:50  Wrong Turn 3

00:39:19  Wrong Turn 4

00:48:05  Wrong Turn 5

00:53:48  Wrong Turn 6

01:03:47  Next Time

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When Jim makes promises, he comes through on them, so for those of you who doubted his sincerity when he said he would be doing a bonus episode on Wong Kar Wai’s My Blueberry Nights to  make up for his hiatus, shame on you!  Wrapping up Wong Kar Wai “month” here on IDMB with Wong Kar Wai’s first English language film, which features all the visual flair we’ve come to know and love, but lacks the heart and insight into that ephemeral concept called love.  To follow along on the path toward cinematic edification with I Do Movies Badly: - http://battleshippretension.com/category/idmb - facebook.com/I [...]

Tyler and David are joined by Dan Gvozden to discuss Spider-man and whether It Follows is the best horror film of the decade or the best domestic horror film of the decade.

Tyler and David talk about the movies they've seen recently, including 3 Hearts and The Last Emperor.

Dune from the prospective of cinema. Considering the two Dunes. A film many wish never made it through production and a beloved film so crazy it never even went into production. Is cinema better off for these films taking the paths they did? When David Lynch doesn’t look like David Lynch. Wild speculation on how Dune was handled. A freshly-insider perspective on why movies are so goddamn difficult to get right. Who really controlled Dune. A conversation around the real Dune auteurs. Skepticism regarding Jodorowky’s version of Dune. Why Jodorowsky actually got what he wanted, even if he doesn’t realize it himself. How cinema benefited greatly from a film that never made it into theaters.

Dune from the prospective of cinema. Considering the two Dunes. A film many wish never made it through production and a beloved film so crazy it never even went into production. Is cinema better off for these films taking the … Continue reading →

After a lengthy hiatus, Jim is back at doing movies badly along with an apology for and explanation as to why he seemingly disappeared off the face of the Earth. After that, he picks up with the discussion of 2046, a film that, perhaps more so than any previous Wong Kar Wai film, really seems to understand the repercussions of lost love and self-deception.  Good news, everyone! To make up for the long delay (and to ensure that he keeps the publishing schedule even for April), there will be a bonus episode next week of Wong Kar Wai’s English language feature, My Blueberry Nights!  To follow along on the path toward cinematic edification with I Do Movies Badly: - http://battleshippretension.com/category/idmb - facebook.com/IDoMoviesBadly - twitter.com/nolanfixesteeth - [email protected]

Kevin Porter, co-host of GIlmore Guys and creator of Sorkinisms, joins Tyler and David to talk about TV, the internet and the movies written by Aaron Sorkin.