In the grand finale of Maniac March, we discuss a couple of bi-coastal killers with William Lustig's New York based Maniac (1980) and get the LA POV in Franck Khalfoun's ambitious remake, Maniac (2012).

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It's heating up as we round out Maniac March. Come join us as we spark up this joint that pushes communities to their breaking point with Spike Lee's Summer of Sam.

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As Maniac March rages on, we talk about how suburban life can make you go a little loopy in John Water's fantastic skewering of the American dream, Serial Mom.

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We continue our journey into the minds of the psychologically damaged by studying a subject that set the mold with 1960's Peeping Tom.

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We kick off March by starting a new theme solely dedicated to the monsters living inside us all. Maniac March begins as we assemble the puzzling murder mystery of a Boston university, by way of Spain, in Pieces.

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We wrap up our monthly theme of Monster Love with a conversation about loving more than what is skin deep in Frank Henenlotter's Basket Case 2.

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Getting hot and heavy with our theme of Monster Love, we examine what makes a relationship last, even if they have a thorax, with David Cronenberg's The Fly.

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We have crossed oceans of time and sound waves to bring you this extra long discussion on the genius, sprinkled with some madness, of Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula.

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The coldest month needs the hottest theme. This month we take on romance and attempt to talk about an EGOT winner's bizarre update of a classic, but we just devolve into bad Jack Nicholson impersonations while discussing 1994's Wolf.

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We wrap up New Year, New Look by discussing a Dutch director's American remake of his own movie that was released at the worst possible time, Dick Maas's Down.

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