Author and critic Tevis Thompson (Second Quest, The Existential Art) joins me for a discussion on Night in the Woods. We talk about playing Night in the Woods in the age of Trump, the exhilaration of platforming, Mae's "problematic" reputation, and the challenge of making literal existential threats.

Denis Villeneuve: The final (for now) discussion between Andrew and Courtney revolves around 2015's tremendous and tense Sicario.

Denis Villeneuve: From the aberration of Prisoners, to the return-to-form surrealism of Enemy - Andrew and Courtney go from one extreme to the other.

Andrew and Courtney are impressed at the depth of the cinematography, screenplay, and performances of Denis Villeneuve's first major English language feature Prisoners.

This week's conversation between Andrew and Courtney is less passionate, but still digs deep into Denis Villeneuve's multi-decade family drama Incendies.

Passions flare as Andrew and Courtney recognize the many societal ills Denis Villeneuve's Polytechnique touches on.

Andrew and Courtney discuss another of Villeneuve's short films as part of Cosmos, and the bloody fish car crash abortion-laden depression clustercuss of a drama in Maelstrom.

Andrew's discussion with Courtney Small on the films of Denis Villeneuve continues with the romantic comedy fever-dream of August 32nd on Earth.

Courtney Small of Cinema Axis joins Andrew for the start of a discussion on the movies of Denis Villeneuve with REW-FFWD, Next Floor, and on the merits of short film.

The introductory episode of the Can't Stop the Movies podcast on Kevin Smith, Let's Talk About Kevin, with Ryan and special guest Steve Sanders.