Old Fogies & Films

Roses are red, bluebells aren't teal, this poem sucks, but the struggle is real! On this week's episode, the Fogies analyze Sara Colangelo's The Kindergarten Teacher (2018), starring Maggie Gyllenhaal. And boy, could her character use an analyst. Mid-life crises are something the Fogies can relate to. Sorry teachers: "are something to which we can relate."

Viddy thee well...or is that "auddy" thee well in this context?? Wholesome droogs, the Fogies, go back to 1971 to discuss Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of Anthony Burgess's novel on crime and punishment and morality. Grab a glass of moloko and hear middle-aged people discuss youth culture!

His super power is understanding!! This time the Fogies tackle Matt Ross's 2016 film about such heavy concepts as parenting, education, philosophical conundrums, and the structure of OUR VERY SOCIETY. As an added bonus, the entire episode is spoken in Esperanto....just kidding. But seriously folks, the movie features an adorable proto-serial killer, and a teenage boy who lives in a secluded mountain compound alone and does NOT have sex with his sisters, so check it out with us!