We got a couple mind-benders on the agenda for this episode. Join us for a discussion of two psychological thrillers that blur the lines between reality and fiction, often to horrifying effect. The double feature this week is “Black Swan” and “Perfect Blue”. If you want to follow along with the podcast, it is Travis’s turn to pick and he has once again gone with a Director double feature. We will be discussing two early films from filmmaker (and child rapist) Roman Polanski, “Rosemary’s Baby” and “Repulsion”.

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Finally, Alex Garland returns to save cinema. We’re joined by very special guest Paris to discuss the new A24 film “Men”. Dig in, because we go deep on this one. Make sure you stick around for the second half of the show, where we talk TV and other films we’ve recently watched. Hope you enjoy!

0:00 – Introductions

8:58 – “Men” Spoiler-Free Review

41:01 – “Men” Review Continued

1:07:27 – What We’ve Been Watching

Music

Intro: The Church – Men OST

Outro: Men Explain Things to Me - Tacocat

Bob Egghead is back, baby! It’s just Matt and Travis running the show this week for our review of Robert Eggers’ third feature film, “The Northman”. One of us is a huge egghead, and the other is more of an egg-mirer. Does this one move the needle in the other direction for either of us? And of course you gotta stick around to the end to catch up with all the other crapola we’ve been watching, but we promise it’s just the greatest hits version. Get into it.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Huge congratulations to Travis on his marriage to the love of his life, and #1 fan of our show, Chelsea!

0:00 – Introductions

12:55 – “The Northman” Review

57:26 – What We’ve Been Watching

Music

The Pursuit of Vikings – Amon Amarth

“A Star is Born” may be the title of a shit movie starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, BUT it’s not a shit theme for the double feature this episode. Join us this week for a discussion of two horror films featuring young starlets looking to make it big in their respective fields in Hollywood, only to find out…shit is fucked up. Those films would be “The Neon Demon” and “Starry Eyes”. If you want to follow along with the podcast, next episode the theme for the double feature is…well, still working on a catchy theme as of the time of this posting. BUT, the films we will be discussing are “Black Swan” and “Perfect Blue”. Get into it!

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Fantastic news listeners! We would love to take this opportunity to congratulate Tom and his wife Sarah on welcoming their second child into the world! While Tom is on paternity leave (get real, he’s probably playing Elden Ring), we tapped into the Cinephile’s Digest rogue’s gallery to find an awesome guest for this huge episode. Kyle from the Suds and Cinema podcast joins us for this discussion of the latest film incarnation of the caped crusader, “The Batman”.

0:00 – Introductions

6:50 – “The Batman” Spoiler-Free Review

49:14 – “The Batman” Review Continued

1:20:03 – What We’ve Been Watching

Music

The Batman Theme – Michael Giacchino (OST)

We already know if you listen to this podcast you’re a sicko, but this episode is for the real SICKOS out there. The utterly debased mfers out there. Join us for an in-depth discussion of two ultra-violent films from Japanese provocateur Takashi Miike, “Ichi the Killer” and “Audition”. If you want to follow along with the podcast, next episode the theme for the double feature is ‘a star is born.’ We will be discussing “The Neon Demon” and “Starry Eyes”.

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The time has come for the best episode of the year, and we have a very special guest. DIE!gest co-host Paris joins us for a roundtable discussion as we run through our individual top 10 movies of the year. Stick around to the end where we announce the nominees and winners for our prestigious and coveted awards. Much love to everyone who has been with us since the beginning, and anyone who has joined for the ride at any point along the way! Thanks for everything.

0:00 – Introductions

13:02 – Top 10 Films of the Year Roundtable

3:11:49 – Cinephile’s Digest 2021 Awards Ceremony

Music

Intro: Bye Bye Bye - NSYNC

Outro: Let Me Roll It – Paul McCartney & Wings

We're back again with that WAP (whack ass podcast) to talk about Megan THEE Fox. That's right, this one is all about Megan Fox, and we're talkin' about "Jennifer's Body" and "Till Death". This one is HUGE. If you want to follow along with the podcast, next episode will be a pair of films from Japanese director Takashi Miike. We will be discussing “Audition” and “Ichi The Killer”.

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We’re over the 100-episode hump, and back to our regular scheduled programming! The gang assembles to talk about “The Matrix Resurrections”, and let’s just say opinions are all over the place on this one. Hope you enjoy it.

EDITOR’S NOTE: you will notice a clip is introduced before The Matrix Resurrections, and there’s no clip. Ran into some technical difficulties, and then moved on with my life. Get over it.

0:00 – Introductions

15:43 – “The Matrix Resurrections” Review

1:13:30 – What We’ve Been Watching

Music

Wake Up – Rage Against the Machine

Look, this one is simple. It's about dolls/puppets. Join us for a double feature review of James Wan's "Dead Silence" and the 2018 British horror film "Possum". If you want to follow along with the podcast, next episode will be all about Megan THEE Fox. We will be discussing “Jennifer's Body” and “Till Death”.

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