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Becky D’Anna and Dave Eves return to celebrate Ingmar Bergman's two landmark films from 1957, 'The Seventh Seal' and 'Wild Strawberries'.

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Martin Kessler (host of Flixwise Canada) returns to discuss what makes Hayao Miyazaki one of the greatest animators who has ever lived.

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Martin Kessler (host of Flixwise Canada) returns to discuss what makes Hayao Miyazaki one of the greatest animators who has ever lived.

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Rob Cotto returns to celebrate the career of character actor John Cazale, a man who played a crucial role in five of the best movies of the 1970s ('The Godfather', 'The Conversation', 'The Godfather: Part II', 'Dog Day Afternoon' & 'The Deer Hunter').

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Rob Cotto returns to celebrate the career of character actor John Cazale, a man who played a crucial role in five of the best movies of the 1970s ('The Godfather', 'The Conversation', 'The Godfather: Part II', 'Dog Day Afternoon' & 'The Deer Hunter').

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With Midwest WeirdFest right around the corner (March 9-11), we sit down with the directors of five films that help make this festival such a fantastic event for those who truly love genre films: Seth Breedlove 'The Flatwoods Monster', Jess Gotta 'The Moose Head Over the Mantel', Rob Cousineau & Chris Rosik 'Future', Peter Marcy 'Attack of the Tattie-Bogle' & Rob Grant 'Fake Blood'. Many thanks to Wrong Reel regular Dean Bertram for making this episode possible.

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With Midwest WeirdFest right around the corner (March 9-11), we sit down with the directors of five films that help make this festival such a fantastic event for those who truly love genre films: Seth Breedlove ‘The Flatwoods Monster’, Jess Gotta ‘The Moose Head Over the Mantel’, Rob Cousineau & Chris Rosik ‘Future’, Peter Marcy ‘Attack of the Tattie-Bogle’ & Rob Grant ‘Fake Blood’. Many thanks to Wrong Reel regular Dean Bertram for making this episode possible.

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Illustrator Tony Stella returns to discuss the classic samurai films directed by Akira Kurosawa starring Toshiro Mifune.

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Illustrator Tony Stella returns to discuss the classic samurai films directed by Akira Kurosawa starring Toshiro Mifune.

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We welcome back John Arminio from Comix Connection to discuss some of the most Metal films ever made ('Metal: A Headbanger's Journey', 'Metalhead', 'The Devil's Candy', 'Deathgasm').

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