Movie Geeks United

The Movie Geeks welcome film critic John Kenneth Muir to discuss his latest boook Horror Films FAQ, an in-depth exploration of the horror film genre, and what it says about us and the world we live in.

Observing the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the Movie Geeks look back at the highest profile and most heavily scrutinized dramatization of that horrific event: Oliver Stone's JFK. Guests include a host of collaborators who assisted Mr. Stone in bringing his epic vision to the screen, including co-stars Michael Rooker and Sally Kirkland, author and consultant Jim Marrs (Crossfire: The Plot That Killed Kennedy), producer A. Kitman Ho, and two talents that won Academy Awards for their efforts on the film - cinematographer Robert Richardson and editor Joe Hutshing.

Observing the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the Movie Geeks look back at the highest profile and most heavily scrutinized dramatization of that horrific event: Oliver Stone's JFK. Guests include a host of collaborators who assisted Mr. Stone in bringing his epic vision to the screen, including co-stars Michael Rooker and Sally Kirkland, author and consultant Jim Marrs (Crossfire: The Plot That Killed Kennedy), producer A. Kitman Ho, and two talents that won Academy Awards for their efforts on the film - cinematographer Robert Richardson and editor Joe Hutshing.

In this uncut interview from the Movie Geeks United celebration of Oliver Stone's groundbreaking film JFK, Academy Award winning editor Joe Hutshing discusses his extraordinary work on the film.

Portions of this interview are included in the episode Inside Oliver Stone's JFK, which premieres on Wednesday, November 20 at 10pm EST.

In this uncut interview from the Movie Geeks United celebration of Oliver Stone's groundbreaking film JFK, Academy Award nominated actress Sally Kirkland discusses her work on the film.

Portions of this interview are included in the episode Inside Oliver Stone's JFK, which premieres on Wednesday, November 20 at 10pm EST.

In this uncut interview from the Movie Geeks United celebration of Oliver Stone's groundbreaking film JFK, author and Kennedy assassination authority Jim Marrs discusses his work on the film, and his thoughts on several conspiratorial facets of the event. 

Portions of this interview are included in the episode Inside Oliver Stone's JFK, which premieres on Wednesday, November 20 at 10pm EST.

In this uncut interview from the Movie Geeks United celebration of Oliver Stone's groundbreaking film JFK, author and Kennedy assassination authority Jim Marrs discusses his work on the film, and his thoughts on several conspiratorial facets of the event. 

Portions of this interview are included in the episode Inside Oliver Stone's JFK, which premieres on Wednesday, November 20 at 10pm EST.

In this uncut interview from the Movie Geeks United celebration of Oliver Stone's groundbreaking film JFK, Academy Award winning editor Joe Hutshing discusses his extraordinary work on the film.

Portions of this interview are included in the episode Inside Oliver Stone's JFK, which premieres on Wednesday, November 20 at 10pm EST.

In this uncut interview from the Movie Geeks United celebration of Oliver Stone's groundbreaking film JFK, Academy Award nominated actress Sally Kirkland discusses her work on the film.

Portions of this interview are included in the episode Inside Oliver Stone's JFK, which premieres on Wednesday, November 20 at 10pm EST.

The Movie Geeks speak with director Erik Sharkey about his new documentary Drew: The Man Behind the Poster, an exploration of the life and work of acclaimed movie poster artist Drew Struzan (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Back to the Future). The film is now available for purchase on DVD and digital download.  

Plus, a roundtable chat on the fading art of illustrated movie posters, and our list of favorites from our own personal collections, as well as discussions on awards season film release schedules, reactions to Spike Lee's Oldboy remake, the careers of Alexander Payne and Cameron Crowe, and the issue of violence in the movies.