Movie Geeks United

The Movie Geeks celebrate the legacy of acclaimed actor James Gandolfini (True Romance, The Sopranos), who died suddenly at the age of 51 of an apparent heart attack. We are joined by Allen Coulter, who directed over 30 of the most acclaimed episodes of The Sopranos.

In this preview clip from our upcoming interview with legendary film icon Roger Corman, we discuss his thoughts on the current and future state of the film industry.

In this preview clip from our upcoming interview with legendary film icon Roger Corman, we discuss his stint as a distributor of high profile foreign films in drive-in movie theaters, including Ingmar Bergman's Cries and Whispers.

The Movie Geeks welcome author Robert Elder back to the show to discuss his latest book The Best Film You're Never Seen, a series of deliriously entertaining interviews with top filmmakers who reveal their picks for the best previously maligned or forgotten films.

 

To purchase this terrific book, click here.

In this preview clip from our upcoming interview with legendary film icon Roger Corman, we discuss his thoughts on the current and future state of the film industry.

In this preview clip from our upcoming interview with legendary film icon Roger Corman, we discuss his stint as a distributor of high profile foreign films in drive-in movie theaters, including Ingmar Bergman's Cries and Whispers.

The Movie Geeks welcome film critic and author Tim Grierson back to the show to dsicuss his latest book FilmCraft: Screenwriting, a collection of in-depth interviews with many of our top screenwriters.

 

To purchase this insightful and gorgeously produced book, click here.

The Movie Geeks welcome acclaimed actress Greta Gerwig (Arthur, No Strings Attached) about her latest film Frances Ha. Ms. Gerwig's interview begins 19 minutes into the show.

 

Actress Teresa Palmer (I Am Number Four, Warm Bodies) also joins us to discuss her new film Wish You Were Here. Ms. Palmer's interview begins 1 hour and 20 minutes into the show.

 

Plus,discussions on the latest film releases and movie headlines.

The Movie Geeks welcome legendary director William Friedkin (The Exorcist, The French Connection) back to the show to discuss his life and career as detailed in his terrific new memoir The Friedkin Connection.

 

Plus, discussions on the latest film releases and headlines, including David Lynch and the art of opaque filmmaking, the appeal of actor Michael Shannon, the possible retirement of Jack Nicholson, the argument that movie magic is dead for a whole new generation of Star Wars fans, the varying success of films dealing with the financial crisis, and reviews of Iron Man 3, Star Trek Into Darkness, Manhunt and more.

Released in 1993, The Sandlot is an enduring family favorite that recalls the wonders of childhood and the timeless pasttime of baseball.

In our 20th anniversary celebration of this classic film, the Movie Geeks speak with writer/director David Mickey Evans (Radio Flyer).