This week we go all the way back to one of the masters of cinema and watch our first silent movie of the collection to then follow up with some of the most verbose films we own. This week’s line-up: Faust (1926), The Favourite, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and A Few Good Men.

After a five month hiatus, we’re back in an episode dominated by psychological thrillers of varying flavors. This week’s line-up: Eyes Wide Shut, Family Plot, The Fan, and Fargo.

Transcendent love, cosmic dread, fairy tales, and sci-fi dance numbers, these are a few of our favorite things. This week’s line-up: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Event Horizon, Ever After, and Ex Machina.

Another amalgalm of genres to keep you occupied in these times of pandemic. We have a continuation of one of last week’s themes via our first David Lynch movie, the fairer half of your hosts’ life-defining all-timer, the advent of a beloved 70s genre, and John Carpenter and Kurt Russel return this week with aContinue reading "Episode 19 – President of What?"

On this episode we check off yet another Kubrick masterpiece alongside disparate genres of high-brow and low-brow kich. This week’s line-up includes: Dr. Strangelove, Dumb and Dumber, Eastern Promises, and Edward Scissorhands.

A Mexican, a New Yorker, a pair of loud Bostonians, and a Dane walk into your movie collection… and then this happens: The Devil’s Backbone, The Devil Wears Prada, The Dresden Dolls: Paradise, The Dresden Dolls: Live at the Roundhouse, and Drive.

Back from our biweekly hiatus, we have a mixed bags of genres to satiate our cinephilic apetites with while getting a masterclass in writing from all four of this week’s contenders. This week’s lineup: Deadwood: The Movie, Demolition Man, The Departed, and Detective Pikachu.

This week we travel to the American Frontier to commune with nature, the first peoples in the Americas, and the beyond. We bring it back around to your dear hosts’ city’s history with a story of perservernece, community, and love. Then we watch some mf’ing Deadpool. This week’s line up includes Dances With Wolves, DallasContinue reading "Episode 15 – Xebeche"

On our longest episode yet, we explore death and grief through different cinematic lenses. This week, we have two Guillermo del Toro films at opposite ends of his filmography, Tim Burton back in his element, and one of anime greats Shinichiro Watanabe putting on a masterclass. This week’s lineup includes: Corpse Bride, Cowboy Bebop: TheContinue reading "Episode 14 – The Horror Was For Love"

Allens are back in force this week as well as a healthy dose of family drama. The beyond comes to us and we go to it this week via Close Encounters of the Third Kind, A Clockwork Orange, Coco, and Contact.