Videodrome: Clara Bow Special Edition - Since Treasures 5: The West 1898-1938 just came out on DVD, we decided to not only review one of the films in the set -- Clara Bow in Mantrap (1926) -- but also to interview the curator of the Clara Bow Archive (http://clarabowarchive.tumblr.com/).   Hear about one of the most enigmatic stars of early Hollywood and how what was going on back then wasn't so different from how it is today.  Plus, B.K. cleans house on "Interesting Death of the Week" with B.K.

And we're back!  Back in the station, that is.  Oh, how we've missed its jury-rigged wiring!  In any case, we discuss new episodes for Arrested Development(!), George Lucas doing whatever the hell he wants because he's a billionaire, an Interesting Death of the Week™ with B.K.™, and Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2010).

Tonight: The beginning and the end!  Find out how Hank and B.K. became part of the Videodrome crew!  Discover how Ryan Reynolds found himself in a coffin six-feet underground in Buried (2010)!  Learn what happens to those who get a little out of control on New Year's Eve with The Phantom Carriage (1921)!

B.K. returns triumphantly with his new "bit", "What Movie's B.K. Going to Ruin Next?"  This week, it's the Rutger Hauer tour de force, Hobo with a Shotgun (2011).  Also: Howl (2010).  Hank prevents B.K. from ruining three movies in a week by stepping in and saving the Norwegian entry, Troll Hunter (2010).

Hank & Mr. Salamander go B.K.-less one more time, but fill out the show discussing B.K.'s next venture.  Also: Roman Polanski's Cul-de-sac (1966).

Hank reviews one of Stanley Kubrick's early works, The Killing (1956), and B.K. reviews a film from Thailand, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives (2010)

Does George Lucas have what it takes to make another good movie?  It's been a long time!  Also, B.K. reviews Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris (2011) and Hank & Mr. Salamander take a look at the Blu-Ray for Akira Kurosawa's High and Low (1963).

B.K. is back!  (Again!)  Plus, news about this year's Comic-Con, a preview of an extremely rare run of Abel Gance's silent epic, Napoleon (1927), and a review of Captain America: The First Avenger (2011).

Two more Buster Keaton silent films for you, Sherlock Jr. (1924) and Seven Chances (1925), plus the new Blu-Ray edition of Jean Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast (1946).

B.K. is back!  And we have a special guest!  Plus, the new Blu-Ray of Charade (1963), Buster Keaton Short Films Collection: 1920-1923, and Tiptoes (2003).