Brian and frequent guest Phil Fasso get together for a discussion on the new "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" movie released by Netflix, and why it's attempts at social commentary are as hackneyed as a body after Leatherface is done with it.

Brian sits down with editor Luca Cappelli to discuss his work on Goran Stolevski's horror drama, "You Won't Be Alone."

Composer Nathan Halpern had three projects at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival- "Watcher," "Emily the Criminal" and "The Martha Mitchell Effect." But in this interview, Brian wanted to do more than just discuss these projects- he wanted to give a window into the mind of a composer, and what goes into creating music.

Brian sits down with cinematographer Matthew Chuang to discuss his work on Goran Stolevski's horror drama, "You Won't Be Alone."

Brian sat down with production designer Alexandra Schaller to discuss her work on Kogonada's science fiction drama, "After Yang," which played at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.

One of the movies that stood out for me at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival was the Danish horror movie, "Speak No Evil." As you'll hear, though, I had a difficult time trying to figure out how best to discuss it for review. So, what I decided to do is give you my spoken thoughts on the movie- which will be well worth checking out when it comes to Shudder later in the year- and dovetailing those into my interview with director Christian Tafdrup. I hope you enjoy!

Back in 2020, I joined friend Marv Dickey for a discussion of an obscure 1990s film he was going to build into a podcast. His show never took off, but he gave me permission to share our discussion on Steven Soderbergh's 1991 thriller, "Kafka," on the Sonic Cinema Podcast, I hope you enjoy!

Everything I've written about the 1996 movie year has come to this- a roundtable presenting of the best films of 1996 with three guests. First is Mathew Timms, who's been on the podcast before. Next up is Chels from the Untitled Cinema Gals Project and Community Rewatch Podcast. Finally we have actress Grace Aki. You are not prepared for the chaos and madness and diversity to come.

Brian welcomes back Phil Fasso to the podcast as we discuss four horror films from 1996 - "The Craft," "The Island of Dr. Moreau," "The Ghost and the Darkness" and "Scream."

One of the seminal works of the 21st century turns 20 this week, with the anniversary of "The Fellowship of the Ring's" theatrical release. To help discuss Peter Jackson's trilogy based on J.R.R. Tolkien's epic work, I welcome friends Jeff Darden and Eric Sansone, as we discuss our histories with "Lord of the Rings," as well as some thoughts on the films themselves.