The Ides of March Part III:
Léon: The Professional (1994).

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The Ides of March roll on as the FZK is introduced to the brilliance of Jean-Pierre Melville. Le Samouraï is absolutely amazing—artful, complex, gorgeous, atmospheric…cinema, French or otherwise, at its best.

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It’s Season Three! The fellas are going back to film school with back-to-back Criterion flicks to start the new season off right, starting with the blood-drenched assassin flick that inspired Tarantino’s vengeful Bride: it’s Lady Snowblood (1973).

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It’s the final shootout of Quarter Four, followed by the final shootout for Flick of the Year! Grab your measuring tapes!

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Karl, Max, and Bird wrap up their discussion of the last film of Season Two: Princess Mononoke.

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Bird closes out the season with one of the most gorgeous, richest movies we’ve yet had the pleasure of watching: Princess Mononoke, directed by Hayao Miyazaki.

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Bird’s first pick of the month was so amazing, Kasey and John Scheibe flew all the way from New York City to talk about it with us! Some technical difficulties cost us a little chunk off the tail end, but the episode stands as some of the most fun we’ve had in studio in ages. And no wonder, with this laugh riot of a flick: join the FZK family as we laugh our way through… Hostel II.

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Nostalgia city and the Childhood Paradox are playing all night long as the FZK family chats Hook (1991).

Dustin Hoffman. Robin Williams. ‘Nuff said.

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The fellas take a little detour out of Ladies’ Choice month to talk with Michigan Radio icon Michelle Perez about The Towering Inferno in the first of a two-part exploration of her favorite subgenre: Disaster Flicks! Paul Newman, Steve McQueen, Faye Dunaway, Fred Astaire…what more could you ask for?

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After all the heavy British film of January, and an accompanying trudge through four of the “50 Most Disturbing Films of All Time” (which we did over on the Patreon), our wives decided to take over the podcast for a month, and who are we to argue with two smart gals of such obvious good taste? First up, one of Danielle Hartley’s childhood favorites: True Lies (1994)!
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