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We're joined by Lucy May this episode to chat about Sofia Coppola's celebrity-obsessed crime satire with the topics including Emma Watson's commanding presence, who would the bling ring target seven years later and how the movie compares to real-life events
Michael Snydel (The Film Stage) returns as we reflect on the makings of the evolution of the found-footage horror genre in a series of desktop set horror movies. Breaking down the evolution and legacy of Blumhouse, considering these as 2010s Blair Witch Project and Dark Web's alternate endings
Meg Brady (I'm Screaming podcast) returns as we revisit the fourth remake of the classic romantic drama. Together talking about Bradley Cooper's career arc, the movies botched oscar campaign and what makes this the best trailer of the decade
We welcome Jordan Crucchiola (Vulture) this episode and delve into Indonesian action cinema. The conversation leads to the blend of horror and action, the star appeal of Iko Uwais and styling a movie like a video game
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Rebecca Bulnes (Classroom Crush) joins us this week as we decipher Steve McQueen's portrait of a man struggling with a taboo compulsion in 2011's Shame. With the conversation including the implied clues of the backstories of the characters, the career of Michael Fassbender and if this is actually a horror movie in disguise
Brian Roan (The Film Stage) returns to breakdown Denis Villeneuve's enigmatic thriller. With the dissection including, how to create a sense of dread, derailing the conversation to talk about tv directors and using Toronto function as a setting, not just a shooting location
Kyle Amato (Boston Hassle, Hawke Cast) returns to talk Andrew Bujalski's dramedy. Together we tackle what is mumblecore, if Regina Hall delivers one of the best comedic performances of the decade and what the movies of 2018 tell us about making it in America
In our 35th episode, we're talking about what could be considered one of the best sequels of all time. With Josh Bradley (movies I love on youtube) returning, the conversation includes box office successes importance, Ryan Gosling's bottled rage and expertly navigating gender politics
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