Erik and Ezra discuss celebrity bathing suit photos, advocacy for the sixty dollar bill, and how good books make for bad movies in this chat about the 1997 American neo-noir crime film L.A. Confidential.

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Erik and Ezra discuss Johnson & Johnson, melanin court jesters, and stuntmen getting their backs blown out in this riveting conversation on the 1981 American action-adventure film Raiders of the Lost Ark.

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Erik acts like a control freak. Ezra snorts questionable substances on-mic. The pair discuss television cooking programs, gendered robots, and the colonization of outer space in this chat about the 1956 American science fiction film Forbidden Planet.

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Erik and Ezra discuss sleepovers, Boyz II Men, and literal elephants in this chat about the 2003 American psychological drama film Elephant.

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Erik and Ezra discuss Cuban immigration, the difference between Al Capone and Al Pacino, and LGBT remakes in this conversation about the 1983 American crime drama film Scarface.

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Erik and Ezra discuss whether Italian counts as a race, heat-wave-inspired conflict, and the woes of "method podcasting" in this lively discussion of the 1989 American comedy-drama film Do the Right Thing.

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Erik and Ezra talk about film school insights, milk (again), and kids in wheelchairs while discussing the one movie that appeals to the middle of the Venn diagram between oil lovers and religious worshippers: that's right folks, this week's episode covers the 2007 American epic period drama film There Will Be Blood. 

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Erik and Ezra discuss opportunities available for women in Hollywood, electroshock therapy, cults, and the Monica Lewinsky scandal in this conversation about the 1987 American neo-Western horror film Near Dark. 

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Erik and Ezra talk at length about restaurant tipping, rape culture, and giving the middle finger to folks who care about spoilers in this riveting discussion of the 2003 American martial arts film Kill Bill: Volume 1. 

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Erik finally convinces Ezra to actually watch a film — the shortest one on the list — and fails to deny that he attended the Capitol riot in this bizarre discussion of the 1902 French adventure flick A Trip to the Moon.

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