Films(trips)

Andrew and Dave return in this episode of Films(trips) to talk about the surprisingly decent FATHER GOOSE, the 1964 romantic comedy starring Cary Grant and Leslie Caron! Listen in as the duo try and place the film in its historical context, and fail to explain the title of the movie until two-thirds of the way through the episode!

Next Episode: Gregory Peck disapproves of murder.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave return in this episode of Films(trips) to talk about the surprisingly decent FATHER GOOSE, the 1964 romantic comedy starring Cary Grant and Leslie Caron! Listen in as the duo try and place the film in its historical context, and fail to explain the title of the movie until two-thirds of the way through the episode!

Next Episode: Gregory Peck disapproves of murder.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave are back! Having driven through Corman country, the duo turn their attention to Alfred Hitchcock's 1941 thriller SUSPICION, starring Joan Fontaine and Cary Grant!

Next Episode: War, booze, and romance.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave are back! Having driven through Corman country, the duo turn their attention to Alfred Hitchcock's 1941 thriller SUSPICION, starring Joan Fontaine and Cary Grant!

Next Episode: War, booze, and romance.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

After the heavy subject matter of the last film discussed on the show, Andrew and Dave follow Dick Miller to something much lighter: Roger Corman's THE PREMATURE BURIAL. What do the duo make of the original Edgar Allan Poe short story? What do they think of the Corman adaptation? Will either of the pair remember James H. Nicholson's name? Listen in and find out!

Next Episode: Duck noises and terrible marriages.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

After the heavy subject matter of the last film discussed on the show, Andrew and Dave follow Dick Miller to something much lighter: Roger Corman's THE PREMATURE BURIAL. What do the duo make of the original Edgar Allan Poe short story? What do they think of the Corman adaptation? Will either of the pair remember James H. Nicholson's name? Listen in and find out!

Next Episode: Duck noises and terrible marriages.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave return this week with a discussion of what is arguably the most controversial film they have watched thus far, Samuel Fuller's 1982 social drama WHITE DOG. Listen in as the pair try and contextualize the film historically and within the body of Fuller's work, while also grappling with the limits of the perspectives they can bring to the film.

Next Episode: A move into A.I.P. territory.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave return this week with a discussion of what is arguably the most controversial film they have watched thus far, Samuel Fuller's 1982 social drama WHITE DOG. Listen in as the pair try and contextualize the film historically and within the body of Fuller's work, while also grappling with the limits of the perspectives they can bring to the film.

Next Episode: A move into A.I.P. territory.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave managed to change the tire, and, after a quick drive past HIGHLANDER II: THE QUICKENING, have ended up at EATING RAOUL, the 1982 dark comedy from co-writer, director, and star Paul Bartel (DEATH RACE 2000). What do the pair make of Bartel's cult film? Tune in and find out!

Next episode: A cold, hard look at racism that has no interest in comforting you or providing easy answers.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave managed to change the tire, and, after a quick drive past HIGHLANDER II: THE QUICKENING, have ended up at EATING RAOUL, the 1982 dark comedy from co-writer, director, and star Paul Bartel (DEATH RACE 2000). What do the pair make of Bartel's cult film? Tune in and find out!

Next episode: A cold, hard look at racism that has no interest in comforting you or providing easy answers.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.