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We welcome independent filmmaker Collin Souter of Efilmcritic.com (who also makes a regular appearance on Nick Digilio's radio show on WGN). Our director for this episode is the young, incredibly esoteric David Gordon Green. In addition to talking about the movies we watched this week and reading a suggestion from a listener, we explore the most acclaimed of DGG’s filmography, which also happens to be his earliest work. We focus on GEORGE WASHINGTON and have a heated debate with ALL THE REAL GIRLS. In addition, we try to rationalize DGG's choice to direct YOUR HIGHNESS as well. As always, send all feedback and your thoughts on DGG or any director to: [email protected]
This week we welcome Andrew James of Rowthree.com (who also hosts one of our favorite podcasts, the Cinecast Podcast). We embark on an epic-length discussion the visionary Spanish auteur Pedro Almodovar. Then we launch into the most-beloved and acclaimed of his filmography, focusing on ALL ABOUT MY MOTHER & TALK TO HER.
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We welcome our first guest through IM audio chat! Rene F. Rangel of CHUD.com joins us as we talk about the movies we watched this week. Then we launch into the work of action master John McTiernan focusing on the two most beloved classics of the genre, PREDATOR and DIE HARD. You can email us your thoughts on McTiernan or this episode anytime to [email protected]
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This is a first for us, as we both tackle a director we knew nothing about. Kurt Halfyard, of Row Three/Cinecast, recommended that we check out a filmmaker named Joseph Losey. And boy, are we ecstatic about the new discovery! We have plenty to say about Losey's work, mainly focusing on THE PROWLER & THE SERVANT. Overall, we couldn't be more pleased with the discussion we had.
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We welcome another guest this week. Musician and friend Russ Woods joins us as we talk about the movies we watched this week. Then we discuss the work of provocateur auteur Todd Haynes, mainly focusing on his films SAFE and FAR FROM HEAVEN. Keep an ear out for a new special feature at the hour mark of this episode
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We welcome our first special guest this week! Friend to the show, Carly Petrusky, joins us as we talk about we've watched this week. Then we discuss the work of John Landis, mainly focusing on AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON & INNOCENT BLOOD.
We got our first listener email this week, then we talk about we've watched this week including NO STRINGS ATTACHED. We discuss the work of Terry Gilliam, mainly focusing on BRAZIL & FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS.
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We talk about what we have watched recently including THE GREEN HORNET & SOMEWHERE, then we discuss the work of director Rob Zombie by reviewing HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES & THE DEVIL'S REJECTS.
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We introduce ourselves, talk about what we've watched recently, then review SAY ANYTHING & ELIZABETHTOWN and discuss the work of director Cameron Crowe.
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