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On the night of the Oscars, we give our Top 5 films of 2023, along with some honorable mentions.
The Holidays are upon us again. For us at the Film Cafeteria, that means Christmas is here and it's time to watch all of our Christmas favorites. On this episode we'll talk about some of our go-to Christmas watches before breaking out and discussing 4 animated films that we felt captured the spirit of Season for us, as well as going on a variety of random non-Holiday tangents. We hope everyone out there is safe and healthy this Holiday season and invite you to pour a drink, grab some cookies, and join us here at the Film Cafeteria.
Today we're taking a cold hard look at some icy thrillers and horrifying chillers (that aren't "The Thing") as we talk through a number of films from the vampiric comforts of David Slade's "30 Days of Night" to the female perspective of Brendan Walsh's "Centigrade" to the epic journey of Albert Hughes' "Alpha". So grab your blanket, turn on that space heater, and thaw out with us here in the Film Cafeteria.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Today we're talking about autumn movies. We cover a wide array of films from "When Harry Met Sally..." to "Dan in Real Life" to "October Sky". Get your plates and pull up a chair for this fall special here at the Film Cafeteria.
David Fincher is often noted as one of the most notorious perfectionist filmmakers since Stanley Kubrick, so it seems all too fitting to have a bonus episode that would drive him absolutely bonkers with the few audio issues we ended up having. Unfortunately we don't have the magical Fincher powers to control our neighbors.... Regardless of these minor inconsistencies (John Cassavetes would have called them "happy accidents"), we are here with a little extra serving covering Fincher's career and his new film "The Killer".
Happy Birthday, Martin Scorsese! Today we're talking about the maestro's newest film "Killers of the Flower Moon". We also talk a bit about his career and spotlight a two of his other films; "Hugo" and "After Hours"! We hope everyone enjoys this episode and thank Mr. Scorsese for the films he has given to us as fans of cinema.
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