A Franz Kafka and William S Burroughs double feature. The double feature itself is Kafkaesque. Orson Well’s The Trial. Spoken word credits! Kafka and grammar. Bleak, hopeless, confusing and everyone hates you. There are no breaks in surrealism! Before the … Continue reading →

Tyler and David discuss football movies and Eddie Murphy

The beginning and end of the road. Nihilism. Where did all that protesting get us? The antithesis of roadsploitation. Warren Oats and the spirit of the road. Kris Kristofferson. You don’t make a movie this different than all other roadsploitation … Continue reading →

Tyler and David discuss offensive movies vs. shocking movies as well as the tone of some listener emails.

Learning about human kind! Closer. Outside your comfort zone, everything is original and exciting! Keeping scenes to two characters. The four people who all have sex with each other (before one of them wins). 2004, that bizarre year in history. … Continue reading →

Tyler and David discuss what makes a supporting performance as well as the true story that inspired 30 Minutes or Less.

Silent Night, Deadly Night 1-5. Donate to Double Feature. Please. Controversy. Fucking with Santa. What’s truly different about Silent Night, Deadly Night. Billy Chapman. There is no hard evidence to support the conclusion that The Pizza Factory in Uptown Chicago … Continue reading →

Tyler and David discuss visionary directors as well as what people are saying when they're talking dring a movie.

Movies about voyeurism by heavy directors. Also, a good double feature! The first Francis Ford Corpula film on the show. Studios and audio equipment. Convenient release timing. The shot of The Quad. Deconstructing a single event. Laboring over one scene. … Continue reading →

Tyler and David are joined by comedians Rob O'Reilly and Barry Rothbart to discuss, among other things, why all fantasy films are racist.