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To conclude March Madness, we dive into a film full of craziness. From the plot, to Crispin Glover's performance and Dennis Hooper's love interest, we go through everything to make sense of this avant-garde ride. Special guest, Prabhav Desai.
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Artwork created by Gustavo Silva. Check out his Etsy shop here.
We discuss this Vincent Price vehicle full of Shakespeare, screams and murder with special guest, Aria Middleman.
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**Episode Trigger Warning for descriptions of sexual assault**
In our conclusion of our Foreign February series we dissect, Joy, a film about Nigerian woman caught in the vicious cycle of sex trafficking.
Joy is currently streaming on Netflix.
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Artwork created by Gustavo Silva. Check out his Etsy shop here.
The first episode in our Foreign February series! We talk about the compelling and eerie, The Cremator, a dark humored take on the rise of dangerous ideology.
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Artwork created by Gustavo Silva. Check out his Etsy shop here.
We conclude our series by traveling back to a time when Meryl Streep was going against type in comedies and Rosanne Barr was a popular commodity in Hollywood.
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Artwork created by Gustavo Silva. Check out his Etsy shop here.
Our January Dumps series continues with I Wanna Hold Your Hand. We dive into the antics of Robert Zemeckis' first feature film which aims to capture what it was like to experience Beatlemania.
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Artwork created by Gustavo Silva. Check out his Etsy shop here.
There's a stigma associated with movies released in the first few months of a new year, also known as "dumping months." But sometimes the lack of confidence wasn't warranted and the movie in question ends up being a pleasant surprise.
Our first movie of this new series is Joe Dante's Matinee, a love letter to the era of shoestring budget monster films during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
You can read about the various nuances of dump months here.
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While at first glance there is a certain level of absurdity, the people involved in this film delivered something truly unique and compelling.
Click here to read Glenn Erickson's glorious review.
The Day of the Dolphin is currently streaming on Kanopy.
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You can see a documentary on the great Robert Mitchum on Youtube by clicking here.
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We finally did the movie that practically spawned our podcast, Tiptoes! A movie about Matthew McConaughey being reluctant to tell his fiancee, Kate Beckinsale, that his parents, uncle and brother played by Gary Oldman in the role of a lifetime, are dwarfs.
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Artwork created by Gustavo Silva. Check out his Etsy shop here.
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