A bonus episode requires a special guest as Tore joins for this episode bringing one of his deep hard hitting questions about whether movies should only be watched in the movie theater and becomes the theme of the entire episode! (00:01:21) But before that, Swade and Tore reflect back on all the "sink dishes" they've had throughout their lives. Pretty Nasty Stuff! (00:10:13) After Tore introduces his question, Swade thinks about how the movie he brought "Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart at the River Styx" and debates whether or not he wishes he saw it in the movie theater. (00:21:58) The discussion turns into everyone sharing their past experiences at movie theaters and the joys of watching cult movies in movie theaters. (00:32:08) Concluding this conversation, everyone shares their thoughts on how space affects customers and their relationship to public customer and entertainment spaces. (00:46:38) Finally, Walter shares his thoughts on "Linda Linda Linda" and how the film is a great edging comfy film and that's pretty cool? Hey, at least everyone agrees that "Linda Linda" is a great song and you can bet your house you'll hear one of the greatest renditions of it in this episode.

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Failing to escape the terror of Jimmy Buffet, Catherine and Walter are forced into a trivia game as Swade quizzes them on Jimmy Buffet song lyrics. (00:09:39) Catherine talks about Kitty Green's "The Assistant", the workplace #MeToo thriller film. The film opens up a discussion about everyone's past shitty job and their experiences at depressing office jobs. (00:25:09) Swade talks about Michael Lehmann's "Hudson Hawk" and shares how attractive Bruce Willis is. Unfortunately, this opens up hidden dark secrets about Swade's love for many different terrorists and he lists his favorites. (00:35:06) Walter continues to bring meta/reality breaking movies with "Jogo de Cena" or "Playing", directed by the famous Brazilian documentary filmmaker Eduardo Countinho. Asked to explain, he gets incredibly boring and pretentious about why "Is this a film?" films are so interesting to him. He also gets explosive and not in a good way.

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Swade continues sharing his bookstore stories as he keeps having customers that he wants to talk about. Walter has plans to go hiking today and Swade finds it hard to believe because Walter has never done any exercise in his life. (00:18:01) Walter talks about Kidlat Tahimik's "Perfumed Nightmare", a unique film that is half a documentary and a narrative story. The film's post colonial satire is very funny and its documentary bits give some insight into parts of Filipino culture. (00:33:37) Swade talks about Mikhail Red's "Eerie", a ghost film from the Philippines. The film opens up a conversation about the differences between philosophical and visual scares and also the differences between Eastern and Western horror. 

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Walter may be the Grinch as he remains angsty about Christmas and doesn't bring a film to this episode. Is it possible there is some hidden history behind this? However, Swade and Catherine have some great Christmas stories to share that are incredibly heart-warming....or maybe not? (00:14:33) Catherine faces her fears as she brings Bob Clark's "A Christmas Story". (00:24:21) Swade's love for the "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" extends to his childhood which might reveal why he sexualizes fluffy bellies so much. (00:42:40) Walter stays true to his promise and watches the Christmas episode of "The Andy Griffith Show". (00:45:10) Both Catherine and Swade convince Walter that "Black Christmas" might actually be a good film. (00:51:41) Since Walter failed to bring a movie to talk about, Fake Film Fans tries a new game at the end to make up his incompetence. 

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Today, Catherine wasn't able to come on but we had a perfect special guest - Tore! Swade is having a hard time with his Jewish identity and feels lonely that no one else shares his same angst about his identity. (00:10:54) Tore shares "La Jetée" and brings up good points about the imagination and responsibilities viewers can have while watching a movie. (00:23:14) Swade shares "The Exorcist III", but can't stop eye googling Brad Dourif and Stephen King. (00:44:42) Walter recently saw "Limbo", a recent Hong Kong film by Soi Cheang and goes into a whole rant about dirt in films that includes "Wages of Fear", "The Sorcerer", "The Descent", "I Spit On Your Grave" and "Woman in Dunes". Listen to this episode to navigate through different storytellers who might be trash at telling stories, or are they? 

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Catherine, Swade and Walter catch up with their lives. Of course, Walter's opinion that two pizza's was too much food was too controversial not to bring up again in this episode. A serious debate that may never be resolved. (00:09:50) Thanksgiving is a big deal so Catherine and Swade talk about their Thanksgiving usual plans. (00:15:44) Swade shares "Golem", Episode 4 of Season 1 of the TV show Batman Beyond, where he reveals he is a big loser because he cries to dying robots. (00:32:36) Catherine shares one of her favorite films, "Daises" directed by Věra Chytilová, and lectures Swade and Walter on political theory about violence and social destruction. (00:44:55) Walter brings Mia Hansen-Løve's "Things To Come" but his understanding of European culture may be very flawed. They discover everyone has been pronouncing Isabelle Huppert's name wrong because its actually "IZZY H" and that she might actually be a furry. 

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Catherine and Walter talk about a film they've seen recently. First we start with Los Reyes, a documentary about stray dogs at a skate park in Chile. What is a Dogumentary? When did Catherine fall in love with dogs? Are dogs learning skate tricks at skate parks? (00:08:51) We move to Fritz Lang's Die Nibelungen two part series - an epic fantasy family drama with heroism and tragedy. The font for the title cards in this film are miserable for Walter's eyes but Catherine doesn't agree. Margarete Schon's performance of Kriemhild so addictive to watch. Is it safe to run around a burning house in the 1920s? (00:31:42) We end on some modern films and find out how clueless Walter is sometimes. 

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