We begin this Triple Tuesday episode with a rare three-way discussion of Edgar Wright's latest film, The Running Man (2025). Also, Emma reviews more new releases while Freddy and C-Bear share their watches from their time together in Chicago.

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The Running Man: 1:35-28:30

Emma: 28:40-45:15

Freddy/C-Bear: 45:20-1:10:10

Upcoming: 1:10:20-end

We recap this month's theme of noir films and shoutout a few listener choices. We also briefly discuss Prey (2022), Trachtenberg's first Predator film, before diving into his latest film, Predator: Badlands (2025) which offers a fresh perspective in the franchise.

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Emma reviews several new releases including Bugonia (2025), Yorgos Lanthimos' latest Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons vehicle, Freddy goes full Criterion mode with a review of White Shamans and Plastic Medicine Men (1996), and C-Bear recommends Van Helsing (2004) for its visual effects and nostalgic vibes. Hear our thoughts on these titles and so much more; all films discussed on the episode can be found in the time stamps below.

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Intro: 0:00-4:47

Emma: 5:00-41:40

Freddy:41:50-55:50

C-Bear: 56:00-1:18:20

Upcoming: 1:18:25-end

NOIRvember concludes with Emma's pick, No Country for Old Men (2007). We discuss our relationship to the Coen Brothers as filmmakers and the timeless nature of this neo-western thriller.

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Emma reviews the Josh O'Connor heist film from Kelly Reichardt, The Mastermind (2025), Freddy revisits Wong Kar-wai's classic In The Mood for Love (2000), and C-Bear discusses Chris Stuckmann's highly anticipated Shelby Oaks (2025).

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Emma: 1:20-20:50

Freddy: 21:00-41:50

C-Bear: 41:55-1:11:50

Upcoming: 1:11:55-end

NOIRvember continues with Freddy's pick, Blade Runner 2049 (2017). We discuss the film's rocky release, Denis Villeneuve's adaptation skills, and the reception from less desirable crowds.

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Emma reviews Luca Guadagnino's controversial latest film, After the Hunt (2025), Freddy catches up with John Carpenter's Escape from New York (1981), and C-Bear and Emma discuss Black Phone 2 (2025), the sequel to 2022's The Black Phone. Hear our thoughts on these titles and so much more!

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Emma: 1:25-20:00

Freddy; 20:05-31:35

C-Bear: 31:45-1:00:45

Upcoming: 1:00:45-end

Happy Halloween! It may not quite be November, but NOIRvember gets started today anyway with C-Bear's pick, The Batman (2022), which actually begins on Halloween night. Is Matt Reeves' adaptation the best iteration of the Bruce Wayne and Batman character? Listen to our thoughts and find out!

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Emma reviews the dog performance of the year in Good Boy (2025), Freddy and C-Bear join in on the love for Possession (1981), and C-Bear revisits The Black Phone (2021) to prepare for the sequel's release. Plus so much more!

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Intro: 0:00-1:00

Emma: 1:00-26:30

Freddy: 26:40-54:00

C-Bear: 54:00-1:17:45

Upcoming: 1:17:50-end

Crack open a few small beers because Christmas came early with the release of Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another (2025). In our October new release episode, we discuss the film that has critics and audiences raving, and we get into everything from the already iconic performances, Anderson's distinct style of filmmaking, and the relevancy and controversy of the material. We aslo recap the month's theme of Wholesome Horror with a recap!

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