Cinema Spectator

Cameron and Isaac continue western month with a final film from John Ford for this month. Experience technicolor on the western front and find out how Ford changed after his experiences in World War 2. 

Western Month begins with some foundational films. Tim is here to mix up the conversation. Let's find out if Western classics can capture a modern viewer!

The final film in Hawks month visits the western genre. Can this Patreon-voted movie catch Isaac's attention and turn him into a Howard Hawks fan? Saddle up and let's find out!

From screwball comedy to noire style, Howard Hawks continues to show his ability to juggle different genres. Can this skill diversity impress a casual viewer?

Howard Hawks month continues with his most well known movie. But can a film that dips between serious drama and witty comedy hold the attention of a modern viewer? 

Leopards, George the dog, and paleontology! What's not to love in this wild 1938 comedy. Is this film captivating to a modern viewer?

Cameron and Isaac are back to discussing black and white films. Listen to some history about screwball comedy's and learn how this film blew up even with studio concerns.  

Isaac, Cameron, and Juzo discuss the high-budget follow up to The Godfather (1972).

Isaac and Cameron tackle one of the greatest films of all time. Can this classic juggernaut catch the attention of a casual viewer?

One of the more modern films on our show, this Patreon voted Sci-Fi film cracks at the origins of the genre itself. But can the movie about a professor talking about squids in space beans hold the attention of a casual? The answer is pretty much yes! I don't usually put the answer in the description, but we forgot to say if this movies rating in the actual show! Instead, our conversation concludes around the center of all great sci-fi films.