What better way to celebrate our contemporary era of avatars, ghosting, and the crippling realization that we'll all die alone  than with 1966's own portrait of prolonged emotional crisis?! Listen to our eighth episode for a discussion on John Frankenheimer and the place his trilogy of paranoid thrillers had in the opening and middle years of a tumultuous decade, the many symbols and precedents Seconds signaled for the forthcoming New Hollywood era, and the endlessly exquisite camera work of the great James Wong Howe.

Feel free to skip to 1:00:57 for the beginning of our audio commentary. 

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