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James welcomes Nick Barry back to the show to discuss one of the greatest adventure films ever made, John Huston's 'The Man Who Would Be King' (1975).

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James flies solo on this episode as he chimes in on the latest R-rated craze in the world of superheroes before doing the deep dive on the amazing 50-year career of Brian De Palma.

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Marcus Pinn of Pinnland Empire joins us for a special episode where we sign our names in the Devil's black book and begin our study of the Occult after seeing 'The Witch' from writer-director Robert Eggers.

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We welcome back Martin Kessler, filmmaker and co-producer on the Flixwise podcast, to discuss the early days of one of his favorite movie franchises, 'Predator' (1987) & 'Predator 2' (1990).

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James and Mikhail assemble a herd of nerds including Andrew Cannizzaro and Ganesh Nair to discuss Tim Miller's adaptation of 'Deadpool' as well as all other topics related to the future of the X-Men franchise on the screen and off.

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Parker and James welcome back Nick Stevens to discuss the latest entertainment news before tackling one of the great American movies, 'Network' (1976).

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This episode we welcome friend of the show, filmmaker Kyle Reardon, to discuss the latest release by Joel and Ethan Coen, the love song to Hollywood's Golden Age known as 'Hail, Caesar!'.

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James welcomes back Marcus Pinn from Pinnland Empire to review the 2016 Oscar-Nominated Animated Short Films presented by ShortsHD, a program currently playing theatrically internationally. Filling out the program to feature length are additional shorts such as Bill Plympton's 'The Loneliest Stoplight' starring Patton Oswalt, produced by James Hancock and Adam Rackoff.

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The gang's all here to welcome special guest and friend of the show, Aaron West from Criterion Close-Up, to discuss one of his and Mikhail's favorite directors, Nagisa Oshima. At the heart of the discussion is his highly controversial 'In the Realm of the Senses' (1976), a film that remains censored in Japan to this day.

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This episode we dig into the documentary 'Junun' by Paul Thomas Anderson, Mikhail's favorite filmmaker. The film chronicles the recording sessions for an album of the same name composed by Shye Ben Tzur featuring Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood and the Indian ensemble the Rajasthan Express.

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