And so we have come to the end and must undertake the terrible self-imposed task of ranking these films. Also, we watched Four Rooms because why not?

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We've reached Tarantino's most recent--and most personal--film to date. Breaking this one down, we considered the arc of this 30 year career.

Due to unfortunate circumstances this episode had to be re-recorded, but the second time around became a second chance to get to the heart of this complex and challenging film. 

Black Lives Matter.

Tarantino kept the vengeance rolling with Django Unchained, but what about the momentum?

At the time of publication, the Black Lives Matter protests have been going on for a couple of weeks. The episode was recorded several weeks before this. Please consider giving to the cause in whatever way you are able. Black Lives Matter. 

-Ashley and Leonora

Inglourious Basterds has been a particular favorite of ours, but will it hold up to scrutiny or will it fall apart like a burning cinema? I'm joking, of course it holds up.

Death Proof is often overlooked by audiences and critics, including us. It turns out this grimy, unassuming flick contains hidden depths.

Perhaps they're two halves of the same movie, but Kill Bill vol. 2 looks pretty different to us. How did Tarantino make use of the two-volume format to tell one incredible story?

This is the film that sparked the whole project. The long-awaited follow up to Jackie Brown, what did Tarantino have to show after a six-year break?

Tarantino's third film may not have been as much of a hit as what came before it, but this understated little film packs a serious punch. It's time to see what makes Jackie Brown tick.

We're back for episode two with Pulp Fiction, the film that catapulted Tarantino into the Hollywood spotlight. But what is it that captured the imaginations of 1994? To help investigate we're joined by Alex of Literary Merit!