we are joined by multiple Rebeccas (Hall & Lyon) of the Chicago Film Society to talk about what they have coming up, more thoughts on schrader and Clint, as well as the majestic beauty of trains and the sweet hum of the Bayou

Justin LaLiberty (Vinegar Syndrome/OCN) stops by to talk about Will’s two favorite things: letterboxd and Porn…but first we subject him to our thoughts on the headlines, Clint , and if nurse ratched is a girlboss or not

the weather is killing us all..but the news never stops. We talk about the upcoming One PerfectShot series, Spike Lee being 9/11 based, China's censorship laws, and other hot news items. We also read a Variety article meticulously outlining the "slowed-down-pop-songs-for-movie-trailers" phenomenon, and we learn a lot

I hate computers, does anyone know how to drop music tracks into ableton without it fucking up the timeline order? The audio clipping chills out after a couple minutes, but you all can chill out as well.

Also our friend Courtney Stephens (The American Sector, Terra Femme) drops in to talk De Palma

…scheduling made this episode rollout what it is but, so what? The next episode won’t be like some retrospective ranking of Stuart Gordon movies or whatever.

But thanks to Theresa Mercado (Scream Screen/Vinegar Syndrome) and Keith Garcia (Denver Film Society/Sie FilmCenter) for humoring us and talking about another less-than-forgotten film craze in the mid to late 1990’s + early 2000’s that our fevered minds couldn’t leave alone - - the brief, brief moment when the distinguished slasher genre was once Big again, and Rose McGowan ruled my pre-teen adolescent fantasies

we sit down with label-head/filmmaker David Gregory of Blue Underground + Severin & try to trick him into giving up exclusive news on air but he doesn’t fall for it, so we talk about the career of British filmmaker Terence Fisher and Severin’s much anticipated Christopher Lee boxset instead

to return the favor for the staggering amount of emails/texts/internet praise for our latest episode about American pie 1 AND 2, we’d like to share with you a bonus episode. thank you guys!

Will reports back from going on deep assignment into the sleazy underground subculture known as the world of the straight-to-dvd American pie releases

we originally roped in our buddy Mike Perry to discuss the American pie movies and Tomcats but it turned into a Proustian time warp through our collective memories of being horny middle schoolers from the years 1999-2001.... we hope some of you can take this hallowed journey back with us to the carefree days when the antics of Stifler and the fellas were poised to shape the minds of young people forever (yes Kazaa and limewire are discussed)

Cameron Worden (of the Chicago Film Society) stops by to give us a status update, as well as chat about famously male director Quentin Jerome Tarantino and his heavily maligned masterpiece

(we don’t sorry talk about the soundtrack , sorry nerds)