Buried somewhere within The Stranger is a great film. Unfortunately, due to the meddling of editor Ernest J. Nims we'll only ever get to see this pretty good version of The Stranger. Still, "pretty good" Orson Welles leaves gives us a lot to admire and appreciate, like how so many long takes actually adds value and importance to editing.

Buried somewhere within The Stranger is a great film. Unfortunately, due to the meddling of editor Ernest J. Nims we'll only ever get to see this pretty good version of The Stranger. Still, "pretty good" Orson Welles leaves gives us a lot to admire and appreciate, like how so many long takes actually adds value and importance to editing.

Tyler and David discuss the career of Jonathan Demme as well as Tyler's recent experiences in Orlando at the International Christian Film Festival.

This month, we're delving into the realm of sacrilege, blasphemy, persecution, torture, and sexual repression. You know, light and fun stuff. Erik and Kyle (with Sean joining later) discuss Ken Russell's 1971 controversial masterpiece, The Devils, which is recently available (though still heavily cut) on Shudder. Watch, listen, discuss. There's a lot going on.

This month, we're delving into the realm of sacrilege, blasphemy, persecution, torture, and sexual repression. You know, light and fun stuff. Erik and Kyle (with Sean joining later) discuss Ken Russell's 1971 controversial masterpiece, The Devils, which is recently available (though still heavily cut) on Shudder. Watch, listen, discuss. There's a lot going on.

Tyler and David discuss what they've been watching, including Intolerance, Playtime, Everyone's Life, A Bag of Marbles, Heaven Will Wait, Apollo 13, Sammy the Way-Out Seal, Paris Can Wait, Casting JonBenet, Shake the Dust, Maudie, Batman & Bill, Guardians of the Galaxy, Black Christmas, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Snatched, SCTV, Hoarders, Survivor, Norm MacDonald: Hitler's Dog, Gossip & Trickery and The Amazing Race.

By the end of this episode, one will not make it out alive: The victim from Murder By Death, the Suicide Girl in Burying the Ex, or DOUBLE FEATURE itself! Actually, let’s address the Double Feature coffin first – then on to murder with friends! Understand yellow face, one of those conversations you only seem to hear on this show. Is it important cultural satire, is it tasteless cheap grab satire, or is it another thing entirely? Joe Dante paints the perfect world for the Los Angeles horror enthusiast in Burying the Ex. There are supposed to be a bunch of great pictures and lists and stuff on here, but let’s stay focused. It’s time:

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David and guest co-host Amanda Mae Meyncke talk a little bit about Scandinavian movies but mostly just shoot the breeze.