Today we have a look at the 1968 film "If...." A look at the horrors of.... B O A R D I N G S C H O O L. A breakout role for Malcolm McDowell and of course a still relevant film today. We also couldn't help but reminisce on our own school days and the days ahead as well.

Also known as just "The Beast". This film went completely under the radar when it originally released in 1988, bombing at the box office. Should it have been left to such obscurity? (no)

In this episode we talk about the film and the anti-war film in general. Features great performances by Jason Patric and especially George Dzundza. As well as an excellent soundtrack by Mark Isham.

*!!Spoilers Abound!! no in episode warning*

Kicking off the new year with the fourth Argento film we've covered. It's Deep Red! Featuring an awesome soundtrack by Goblin, a breakout performance by Daria Nicolodi (RIP!), and the kind of tale that only Argento could weave.

Part 2 of this double header brings us to Sanjuro! A perfect companion film to an already great film on its' own. Not to mention another great collaboration between Mifune and Kurosawa.

Also used the Yojimbo theme again not only because it was all I could find but it also appears in Sanjuro as well plus it slaps so.....

This is now a Toshiro Mifune fancast

We are back with part 1 of a 2 part companion episode. This is Yojimbo! Tyler's favorite movie for good reason. Probably the most western samurai film you'll ever see. So much so that it was remade as Fistful of Dollars by Sergio Leone in fact. Directed by the master Akira Kurosawa. With the incomparable Mifune as Sanjuro, who is just so magnetic anytime he is on screen.

We look at the fantastic, still relevant, Falling Down. Directed by the late, great Joel Schumacher. Micheal Douglas gives us probably the best performance of his career. Listen to our general anxiety about life in America through the lens of this underrated classic.

What better season than the spooky season than to watch an over-the-top splatterfest? It's Tokyo Gore Police! A film that seems to be gunning for Dead Alive's title of most bloody. We watched it, we talked about it, we got sidetracked on several topics. It's an episode!!!!!

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You knew it was coming, but you couldn't get away. Its just a podcast, but it burns. Anyways we watched Color Out Of Space and it rules. Check it out!

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This would be the second Friedkin film we've covered. SORCERER from 1977 was a troubled production that yielded a criminally underappreciated film that has enjoyed an appreciation that has only grown as the years pass. PLEASE ENJOY the immersive background noise of the living room.

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Come and See, the 1985 film of director Elem Klimov, is the best war movie that has ever been made. It is also the most devastating.