Netflix Book Club

KC rebuttals Chinatown this week with his pick, The One I Love, starring Elisabeth Moss and Mark Duplass. Charlie McDowell's directorial debut, this movie puts a sci-fi/fantasy twist on the modern romantic comedy. A young couple visit a vacation house in an attempt to fix their marriage, but something is awry. It's Kafka-esque, Roald Dahl-esque maybe, or some other champion of the weird short story. Either way check out the movie, listen to the episode, contact us with a #streamit or #don't stream it on www.flixbookclub.com. Catch us next week for Stephen's pick, the documentary How To Survive A Plague.

KC rebuttals Chinatown this week with his pick, The One I Love, starring Elisabeth Moss and Mark Duplass. Charlie McDowell's directorial debut, this movie puts a sci-fi/fantasy twist on the modern romantic comedy. A young couple visit a vacation house in an attempt to fix their marriage, but something is awry. It's Kafka-esque, Roald Dahl-esque maybe, or some other champion of the weird short story. Either way check out the movie, listen to the episode, contact us with a #streamit or #don't stream it on www.flixbookclub.com. Catch us next week for Stephen's pick, the documentary How To Survive A Plague.

Episode 11 is Chinatown, the 1974 Roman Polanski film. When film noir is discussed, Chinatown is considered a touchstone and a classic to the genre. It's about a detective who starts snooping on an allegedly unfaithful political figure, only to be pulled down the rabbit hole way over his head. This conversation gets HEATED. The boys have some strong opinions on this one. This is what The Flix Book Club is all about: arguing with your friends about movies. Give it a listen and see what side of the conversation you fall on. Leave us a comment on the website at www.flixbookclub.com. Don't forget to tag 'em with a #streamit or #dontstreamit. Catch us next week for KC's pick, The One I Love.

Episode 11 is Chinatown, the 1974 Roman Polanski film. When film noir is discussed, Chinatown is considered a touchstone and a classic to the genre. It's about a detective who starts snooping on an allegedly unfaithful political figure, only to be pulled down the rabbit hole way over his head. This conversation gets HEATED. The boys have some strong opinions on this one. This is what The Flix Book Club is all about: arguing with your friends about movies. Give it a listen and see what side of the conversation you fall on. Leave us a comment on the website at www.flixbookclub.com. Don't forget to tag 'em with a #streamit or #dontstreamit. Catch us next week for KC's pick, The One I Love.

Stephen picked another documentary this week because he hates fun. OK, that's not true, and Stephen has picked some killer docs (check out episode 1 Deep Water), so we went into this weeks pick optimistic. It's a very recent documentary titled Video Games: The Movie, and yes, it's about all things video games. There was a lot of ground to cover on this movie, and all three of us have at least a bit of a gaming background. Listen and find out if we were glazed with nostalgia or pissed from errors and nerd talk. Leave us a comment at our website www.flixbookclub.com, reach out and let us know if you thought it deserved a #streamit or #dontstreamit. Tune in next week for Dennis' pick, the noir classic Chinatown.

Stephen picked another documentary this week because he hates fun. OK, that's not true, and Stephen has picked some killer docs (check out episode 1 Deep Water), so we went into this weeks pick optimistic. It's a very recent documentary titled Video Games: The Movie, and yes, it's about all things video games. There was a lot of ground to cover on this movie, and all three of us have at least a bit of a gaming background. Listen and find out if we were glazed with nostalgia or pissed from errors and nerd talk. Leave us a comment at our website www.flixbookclub.com, reach out and let us know if you thought it deserved a #streamit or #dontstreamit. Tune in next week for Dennis' pick, the noir classic Chinatown.

We are back on track this week with the highly regarded The French Connection. KC picked this, Dennis had been dying to see it, and it was a revisiting for Stephen. It's about two cops trying to thwart a massive drug deal in 1970's NYC. I had to wipe my hands after watching this movie ('cause it was so gritty. Get it?). This movie has one of the best car chases of all time, but listen in to find out if that's enough to keep everybody on board. Check out the website www.flixbookclub.com and leave us a comment, if it's worth a #streamit or #dontstreamit. Tune in Wednesday where we cover Stephen's pick, a recent documentary called Video Games: The Movie.

We are back on track this week with the highly regarded The French Connection. KC picked this, Dennis had been dying to see it, and it was a revisiting for Stephen. It's about two cops trying to thwart a massive drug deal in 1970's NYC. I had to wipe my hands after watching this movie ('cause it was so gritty. Get it?). This movie has one of the best car chases of all time, but listen in to find out if that's enough to keep everybody on board. Check out the website www.flixbookclub.com and leave us a comment, if it's worth a #streamit or #dontstreamit. Tune in Wednesday where we cover Stephen's pick, a recent documentary called Video Games: The Movie.

Like Forest Whitaker's eye, we have you guys lookin' one way, but we're going in another. We know we had The French Connection on the menu for this week, but we're gonna drop in this bad boy for now. Out of the Furnace is the story of one man trying to walk the line, and teeter tottering all over the place. Some great acting on this one, but will it keep everybody's attention? Listen in and see who gave it a #streamit or #dontstreamit, and hit us up on twitter @flixbookclub to let us know how you feel! Head over to the website www.flixbookclub.com and drop us a comment, requests, and questions. Tune in next week where we dive into The French Connection (ignore The Good The Bad and The Weird for now, we'll get it to ya in time!).

Like Forest Whitaker's eye, we have you guys lookin' one way, but we're going in another. We know we had The French Connection on the menu for this week, but we're gonna drop in this bad boy for now. Out of the Furnace is the story of one man trying to walk the line, and teeter tottering all over the place. Some great acting on this one, but will it keep everybody's attention? Listen in and see who gave it a #streamit or #dontstreamit, and hit us up on twitter @flixbookclub to let us know how you feel! Head over to the website www.flixbookclub.com and drop us a comment, requests, and questions. Tune in next week where we dive into The French Connection (ignore The Good The Bad and The Weird for now, we'll get it to ya in time!).