Lorelei Ramirez (ACTORS, Do Something) stops by on a very special episode where we reveal a whole new setup, talk kombucha, and watch Luis Buñuel's erotic hit Belle de Jour!

Jo Firestone (The Chris Gethard Show, PUNDERDOME 3000) talks big mistakes, buying underpants, and the bizzaro musical The Band Wagon directed by Vincente Minnelli and starring Fred Astaire.

Amy Zimmer stops by to talk authoritarianism, EDM, and Michael Haneke's "children's story" The White Ribbon.

Courtney Maginnis pops by to talk football, great bodies, and Orson Welles's F for Fake.

Lucas Gardner (The New Yorker, Quietly, From Afar) talks drug use, writing a Western, and Luchino Visconti's epic Rocco and His Brothers!

Ruby McCollister (Zhe Zhe, Ruby's World) talks to you against the wishes of the host and about Mohsen Makhmalbaf's A Moment of Innocence.

John Reynolds (Search Party, Netflix Presents: The Characters) talks gaunt producers, local zoos, and Apichatpong Weerasethakul's erotic Blissfully Yours.

Dan Ramos joins us to watch The Cloud-Capped Star and Andy Bankin returns to make it possible with his region-free DVD player.

Charlie Hankin (The New Yorker, New Timers) talks New York real estate dreams, Osama Bin Laden's real informant, and Abbas Kiarostami's elegy The Wind Will Carry Us.

Frank Flaherty (The Special without Brett Davis) talks tech, horror, and Hou Hsiao-Hsien's signature enigmatic style with the well regarded Flowers of Shanghai. We may or may not regard the movie quite as well as those fancypants critics who seem to live in film festivals and also up their own butts.