Episode 18: Evan, Tom, Marcus and special guest guest Rémy Bennett discuss the 1983 film "Star 80," Bob Fosse's brutal and glitzy adaptation of the 1980 Dorothy Stratten Playboy murder/suicide tragedy that exemplifies the horrific desperation of the Hollywood dream gone bad.

Episode 17: Tom, Evan & Marcus deep dive on "Cruising" (1980), William Friedkin's polarizing film of serial murder set against the backdrop of NYC's late 70's gay leather bar scene. 

NOTE: Evan's audio was mistakenly recorded too loud and was overdriven/distorted in some areas. We did the best to repair it! Our apologies and hope it doesn't affect your listening experience.

Episode 16: It's Tom birthday episode and thus we are all forced to dive into Jerry Lewis' mind shattering anti-comedy "Cracking Up" (1983) which was befuddlingly released the same year as Scorsese's "The King of Comedy".

Episode 15: Tom, Evan & Marcus revisit "Jackie Brown" (1997), a truly underrated 90s crime film with amazing performances, and a low key pace set in the parking lots, food courts and dive bars of Los Angeles.

Episode 14: Tom, Evan & Marcus embark on the most complex fucking hour yet examining the major flaws and fuck-yeahs within John Boorman's over zealous sci-fi epic "Zardoz" (1974).

Episode 13: Tom, Evan & Marcus go under the hood of an American masterpiece, "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (1974), and the artisans behind its maddening nightmare world, which still packs a stiff punch to this day.

Episode 12: Tom, Evan and Marcus reevaluate Paul Thomas Anderson's oppressively self serious "Magnolia" (1999), the shapeless soup of half narratives that closed the '90s.

Episode 11: Tom, Evan & Marcus deep dive on Nicolas Roeg's enigmatic and hallucinogenic coming of film "Walkabout" (1971).

Listen to Stockhausen's "Hymnen": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SV4Uy-3b0c8

Episode 10: Tom, Evan & Marcus go deep on the 1983 shot-on-video horror film "Sledgehammer," an accidental video art piece featuring hallucinatory slo-mo and a claustrophobic dead zone of white noise and white walls.

Episode 9: Tom, Evan & Marcus deep dive on Bob Fosse's musical fever dream "All That Jazz" (1979), a meta self reflection of a total bullshit artist.

Get your pre-watch in of next week's movie, Sledgehammer (1983) right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJI6SXl4pp4