Mike Abrusci and William Remmers talk Tarantino and his watershed* and his watershed film Pulp Fiction.

*It's a great watershed. Just drenched.

Dan Arnes and Sally Burtnick delve deep into everyone's favorite movie Annie Hall.

The most delightful couple on the planet - director Daniel Kaufman and children's book author and illustrator Esme Shapiro - watch the most delightful movie of the galaxy - Meet Me in St. Louis!

Ben Kling and Sam Lanier spend spring in a big city but thanks to the "empathy machine" that is the movies they get to find out what it's like to have Spring in a Small Town!

For our very special 150th episode with ostensibly 100 more to go (although that's not true), Fareeha Khan and Ellie Sachs joins us to talk Billy Wilder's tonally unclassifiable classic The Apartment.

Bestie favs Kelly Cooper and Joe Rumrill return to the scene of the crime - the podcast! - to talk what they would do with their last remaining days on this mortal coil and Akira Kurosawa's Ikiru.

Sam Evans and Jess Lane talk the SuperBowl, 9/11, and Apichatpong Weerasethakul's romance/hunting film TROPICAL MALADY.

Paul Higbie and Seth Pompi, directors of HYSTERICAL - one of the best films of the year, comes on to talk one of the best films of all time - L'ARGENT!

Podcasts are great, you get to meet people and make new friends and make them consider a movie they maybe wouldn't have. I did that last week with Guy Montgomery and Birgit Rathsmann for this podcast episode right here where we watched and discussed Charlie Chaplin's Hitler satire The Great Dictator.

Fan favorite Ayo Edebiri returns for a special Best of 2018 episode where we talk the year in general and Lee Chang-dong's Haruki Murakami adaptation Burning specifically!