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The Smashing Machine, Bugonia, and Images13 Dec 202501:58:04

Another episode, another Altman film. This time, the forgotten/under seen, Images from 1972, starring Susannah York and Renee Auberjonois. We also talk two new films: The Smashing Machine (the first solo-Safdie), and the latest from Yorgos Lanthimos, Bugonia. And we touch on the QT vs. Paul Dano affair and which billionaire controls the future of movies.

 

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Good Boy (2022), Good Boy (2025), and McCabe and Mrs. Miller06 Dec 202501:26:18

We're back with a double feature of Good Boys: Good Boy (2022) and Good Boy (2025). And we also continue our journey into the early-Alts with Robert Altman's McCabe and Mrs. Miller. Brock's dog, Marcy, asks the question: what about good girls? And was Ed Burns too good looking? 

 

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OCFF Day Four: Part 2: Last Day 'Peacock,' 'Softshell,' and 'Messy'30 Jun 202500:34:33

It's our final Driving While Screaming for the 2025 Oak Cliff Film Festival. It was a good festival (it always is), good slate of films. Some real standouts that we can't wait to watch again. If you were in attendance, we'd love to hear your thoughts on the festival, and any films you were impressed with. Talk to you soon...

Check out OCFF 25

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The Conversation Show: A Double Dose of Double Features: ’Infinity Pool’ & ’Triangle of Sadness’ and ’Women Talking’ & ’9 to 5’08 Apr 202302:05:46

It's double feature day! We've paired 'Infinity Pool' with 'Triangle of Sadness' and 'Women Talking' with the 80s classic '9 to 5.' We also dive into topics like feminism and its waves, as well as unfortunate trends by some comedians and what Jason wishes they would do instead. 

 

 

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May Madness Pt. 4: Acting! The movie roles of Elaine May25 Mar 202301:50:50

We wrap up our series on Elaine May by taking a look at her performances in 'Enter Laughing,' 'Luv,' 'California Suite,' 'In the Spirit, 'Small Time Crooks,' and the Amazon series 'Crisis in Six Scenes.' Some of these films are better than others, but Elaine May is always excellent, always Elaine May. We will always cherish this time together.

 

 

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May Madness Pt. 3: Elaine May’s Screenplays11 Mar 202302:06:01

It's more May Madness, Screamers. In this episode we take a look at May's screenplays for 'Such Good Friends,' 'Heaven Can Wait,' and two Micke Nichols' films: 'The Birdcage,' and 'Primary Colors.' A severe thunderstorm knocks out power, and we digress into a discussion surrounding bands of the 70s. Stick around for movie recommendations based on the discussed films. 

 

 

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The Conversation Show: ’Skinamarink’; a double feature of ’Lost in Translation,’ and ’Her’; a bit on De La Soul25 Feb 202301:40:41

It's a packed episode, Screamers. We look at both 'Lost in Translation' and 'Her' as a kind of double feature. And we interrogate the false construct of cross-influence between their creators. We get lost in the murk and digital noise of lo-fi horror hit (?) 'Skinamarink.' There's also a melancholy-tinged, but impassioned, discussion of De La Soul, the influential hip hop group, after the passing of Trugoy the Dove. Stick around for some movie recommendations.

 

 

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May Madness Pt.2: ’Mikey and Nicky’ and ’Ishtar’11 Feb 202301:59:01

Welcome to May Madness Part Two, Screamers. In this episode we're talking "Mikey (not Mickey) and Nicky" and the much derided, but not as bad as you remember, "Ishtar." We also talk about the films screened at the recently held Reel House Foundation Mini Movie Marathon Six. Other unanswerable questions: does altruism exist? what would a remake of "Mikey and Nicky" look like? who really should've starred in "Ishtar"? Thanks for listening and keep screaming. 

 

 

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May Madness Pt.1: Elaine May, ’A New Leaf,’ ’The Heartbreak Kid’; and ’The Whale’28 Jan 202301:33:35

It's May Madness! Our two-part series on the films of the underrated, under appreciated Elaine May. We discuss her creative partnership with Mike Nichols, and her influence on comedy. And we dig into her first two films: 'A New Leaf,' and 'The Heartbreak Kid.' We also discuss the new Brendan Fraser vehicle, 'The Whale.' Stick around for recommendations if you like Elaine May's first two films. 

 

 

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The Conversation Show: ’Brazil’ and Terry Gilliam’s Trilogy of Imagination; Pele; and ’Soft & Quiet’09 Jan 202302:02:34

It's imagination time, kids! In this episode we're talking 'Brazil' and Terry Gilliam's Trilogy of Imagination ('Time Bandits', and The 'Adventures of Baron Muchausen'). We also take a brief look at the late, great Pele's contribution to the John Huston film 'Victory.' And we review Beth de Araujo's one-take indie thriller about racist white women. Stick around for recommendations if you like 'Brazil.'

 

 

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End of the Year Show: Top 5 of 2022; Gift Exchange Movies; and ’Mindcage’24 Dec 202202:09:52

Do we have some gifts for you, dear listener. In this, our end of the year episode, we discuss our five favorite films of 2022--giving you a list of ten movies we think you should seek out and watch. We also discuss the films we recommended (or gifted) to each other: Jason watched Athena, and Brock watched Funeral Parade of Roses. First things first is our review of the new movie Mindcage starring John Malkovich, Martin Lawrence, and not Radha Mitchell (Melissa Roxburgh). Happy holidays. Happy New Year.

 

Wilhelm's Top Ten of 2022 (in no particular order):

  • Aftersun
  • Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
  • The Eternal Daughter
  • Neptune Frost
  • Nope
  • Everything, Everywhere, All at Once
  • Petite Maman
  • Something In the Dirt
  • After Yang
  • RRR

 

 

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The Schrader Series Pt. 3: The Screenplays: ’Taxi Driver,’’The Mosquito Coast,’ and ’Bringing Out the Dead.’17 Dec 202201:42:21

In which we wrap up our Schrader Series by talking about three of Paul Schrader's screenplays--films that he wrote but did not direct. We look at Taxi Driver, The Mosquito Coast, and Bringing Out the Dead. The Mosquito Coast was directed by Peter Weir, the other two films are Scorsese pictures. We also tell other stories about other things.

 

Recommended if you like the films we talk about...

  • Ms. 45, 1981 dir Abel Ferrara
  • Falling Down, 1993 dir. Joel Schumacher
  • Faults, 2014 dir. Riley Stearns
  • Running On Empty, 1988 dir. Sidney Lumet
  • Drugstore Cowboy, 1989 dir. Gus Van Sant
  • U Turn, 1997 dir. Oliver Stone

 

 

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The Conversation Show: Christmas Movie Grab Bag; Sigh and Sound List10 Dec 202201:54:34

In which we are back with a grab bag--this time it's Christmas movies. We discuss and engage in analysis of Falling for Christmas, Holiday in Handcuffs, Die Hard, Deadly Games, and the feminist holiday slasher flic Black Christmas. We also give some time to the recently released Sight and Sound list  and the banal nature of lists in general. Also...Julianna Hatfield...Courtney Love....

 

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OCFF Day Four: Part 1: 'Sinners'30 Jun 202500:33:42

It's the last day of the Oak Cliff Film Festival 2025. We decided to finally talk 'Sinners' (and other things) on our drive to the Texas Theatre. Make sure to check out part 2 for the final OCFF films.

Check out OCFF 25

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’Blood Simple,’ The Coen Bros. and film noir, Florence Pugh, ’Tár,’ and Richard ”Racehorse” Haynes03 Dec 202201:52:56

In which we take a closer look at the Coen brothers' first film Blood Simple and some of the Texas (Fort Worth) lore that inspired the movie. We also have a conversation in which we express our feelings about the new releases The Wonder, Tár, and Aftersun. 

If you like Blood Simple, you might like these films:

  • The Postman Always Rings Twice, 1946, Tay Garnett
  • A Woman, a Gun and a Noodle Shop, 2009, Yimou Zhang
  • The Last Seduction, 1994, John Dahl
  • Something Wild, 1986, Jonathan Demme
  • Diabolique,1955, Henri-Georges Clouzot
  • Gloria, 1980, John Cassavetes
  • Dream Lover, 1993, Nicholas Kazan

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Paul Schrader: The Schrader Series Pt.2, ’Affliction,’ ’First Reformed,’ and ’The Card Counter’19 Nov 202201:45:52

The Schrader Series Pt.2: The Later Years. In which we discuss three of Paul Schrader's later films: Affliction, First Reformed, and The Card Counter. We also discuss Bresson, Bergman, thoughts on religion, the importance of art, and Brock gets sad sometimes. 

Films Recommended if you like these Schrader selections:

  • The Wolf of Snow Hollow 2020, dir Jim Cummings
  • A Simple Plan, 1998, dir Sam Raimi
  • The Seventh Seal, 1957, dir Ingmar Bergman
  • Winter Light, 1963, dir Ingmar Bergman
  • The Good Thief, 2002, dir Neil Jordan
  • Croupier, 1998, dir Mike Hodges

 

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The Conversation Show: Paul Schrader, The Early Years: ’Blue Collar,’ ’Hardcore,’ and ’American Gigolo’12 Nov 202202:02:44

The first episode in our "Schrader Series." In which we have a conversation about Paul Schrader's first three films: Blue Collar, Hardcore, and American Gigolo. We also discuss the film Pickpocket and Bresson's influence on Schrader. Other things that get a mention: Coast to Coast with Art Bell, Big Daddy Kane, Schrader's t-shirt game, and more random bits of nonsense. 

Recommended If You Like Paul Schrader's first three films:

  • Car Wash, 1976 dir. Michael Schultz
  • On the Waterfront, 1954 dir. Elia Kazan
  • 8mm, 1998 dir. Joel Schumacher
  • Joe, 1970 dir. John G. Avildsen
  • Blow Out, 1981 dir. Brian De Palma
  • My Own Private Idaho, 1991 dir. Gus Van Sant

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Special Episode: ’The Woman King’ With Dev’n Goodman04 Nov 202201:49:42

In which we welcome special guest, Dev'n Goodman, or "Dev'n About Town," to talk about Gina Prince-Bythewood's epic The Woman King, a film about powerful women fighting on multiple fronts. Other things that get discussed include Omar Epps' jump shot, Jason loves the Muppets, Brock loves Digital Underground, and Dev'n found out something new about Jedis. Also, Burt Reynolds is the epitome of sexiness. 

 

If you like The Woman King, you might also like:

  • Saloum
  • Neptune Frost
  • Widows
  • Eve's Bayou
  • Daughters of the Dust
  • The Women of Brewsters Place
  • Hollywood Shuffle
  • I'm Gonna Get You Sucka
  • Elesin Oba: The King's Horseman
  • Nope

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And listen to Dev'n Goodman's podcast A Good Man's Education Conversation

 

’Let the Right One In;’ the end of Halloween; and Spooky Szn Grab Bag Pt. 229 Oct 202201:49:26

In which we discuss Halloween Ends, finish our spooky season grab bag films, and we dig deeper into Tomas Alfredson's 2008 Swedish vampire film, Let the Right One In. We finish up with a few movie recommendations if listeners are fans of Let the Right One In. Along the way we mention Tenacious  D, Judith Butler, how "genre" films often do a better job at addressing important issues, and make other relevant and irrelevant references. 

 

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The Conversation Show: ’Don’t Worry Darling’; Spooky Season List Grab Bag Pt. 115 Oct 202201:25:44

In which we discuss "the elephant in the theater" that is Don't Worry Darling and its reliance on second-wave feminism tropes, and failure to plumb the depths of the banality of evil. We also recognize the arrival of October with a discussion of scary movies. We gave each other a list of five movies to watch, and we dig into the first five here.

Spooky movies discussed in this episode:

1. House of Darkness, 2022

2. Anguish, 1987

3. God Told Me To, 1976

4. Your Vice is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key, 1972

5. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, 2014

 

Spooky movies for next episode:

1. Good Night Mommy, 2014

2. Cure, 1997

3. Road Games, 1981

4. Kuroneko, 1968

5. Timeframes, 2007

 

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’The Master,’ Jean-Luc Godard, The Association Game, and Postmodern Truth30 Sep 202201:44:10

In which we discuss Jean-Luc Godard and dig a little deeper into Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, which is 10 years old. We also discuss movies that in some way engage in conversation with PTA and/or The Master. Other topics covered include: trips to Italy, Caravaggio, "Truth," Jason's utter contempt for James Gray films and swooning feelings for David Mamet. 

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The Conversation Show: Paul Thomas Anderson, and The Departed is fine16 Sep 202201:18:36

In which we have a conversation about what we're watching, what we're looking forward to; a mutual disdain for the movie Belfast; Heat 2; Paul Thomas Anderson; Aimee Mann and Michael Penn are married; also: The Departed is fine. 

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OCFF Day Three: Part 2: 'East of Wall,' 'Removal of the Eye,' '$Positions,' 'Fucktoys,' and 'Reveries: The Mind Prison' (After)29 Jun 202500:43:37

Day three of the Oak Cliff Film Festival. We just spent twelve hours watching movies. We're tired; Brock's cranky. It's a tough job. Someone has to do it. You're welcome.

Check out OCFF 25

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OCFF Day Three: Part 1: 'The Surfer' (Before)29 Jun 202500:35:45

On our drive to day three of the Oak Cliff Film Festival, we have a chat about the latest Nic Cage vehicle, 'The Surfer' (and toxic masculinity, gentrification ,NIMBYism, feminism, the man-o-sphere...)

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OCFF Day Two: Part 2: 'The Maya Deren Project,' and 'Lockjaw' (After)28 Jun 202500:35:36

Part Two, Day Two. On the after portion of today's Driving While Screaming, we get into 'The Maya Deren Project,' a series of Deren's short films accompanied by a 10,000 Lakes live score. We also saw the scrappy, charming comedy, 'Lockjaw' directed by Sabrina Greco. Stay tuned for Day Three.

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OCFF Day Two: Part 1: 'Materialists' (Before)28 Jun 202500:56:50

On today's Driving While Screaming, a two-parter. On our drive to the festival (part 1: before), we discuss Celine Song's new film, 'Materialists.' More OCFF in part two...

 

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Oak Cliff Film Festival Day 1: 'Obex'27 Jun 202501:11:20

We are back with another rendition of Driving While Screaming! This time, it's the Oak Cliff Film Festival version. We'll be bringing you nightly recaps over the next four days. This episode is a meandering one that covers so many things, but most importantly Albert Birney's new film 'Obex.' 

 

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'DIY: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Punk Rock' Interview with Joel Herrera and Rolo Cantu23 Jun 202500:34:46

Another entry in our DIFF interview series. This time, a documentary: DIY: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Punk Rock. It's a doc that's true to its name, and ethos--as are the filmmakers Joel Herrera and Rolo Cantu. 

DIY: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Punk Rock teaser

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'Party People' Interview: Lindsey Robertson, and Joey LePage04 Jun 202500:59:08

There is no way to accurately describe to you how much fun we had talking to Lindsey and Joey--the duo responsible for the brilliant, funny, touching, insightful, crazy-smart film 'Party People.' We can't wait for you all to see this movie when it hits screens. Good Lord, these two are the absolute best. 

@partypeoplemovie

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'Happy as Larry' Interview: Hugo Andre, Calvin Crawley, Kevin Walls, and Lucas Ferrara27 May 202500:35:27

Winner of the International Feature Audience Award at DIFF 2025, Happy as Larry is moving, funny story of a unsatisfied man out for one last adventure. It's a buddy movie, an existential exploration, and a deeply human film. What a great conversation with these guys. Watch out for this one...and watch out for every one involved. 

Happy as Larry trailer

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Lurker, Relay, and Brewster McCloud with Rugby Ryan Morris01 Nov 202501:53:56

Hey, Screamers, we have a special guest on today's episode! It's 'Rugby' Ryan Morris, and he's here to help us talk about three films: Lurker, Relay, and another one from Robert Altman, Brewster McCloud. We also chat about sumo, disposable income, movies we're looking forward to, and so much more. Enjoy!

Check in with Ryan and keep tabs on what he's doing with the Aggie Arthouse

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Special Episode: Interview with Carrie Courogen, author of 'Miss May Does Not Exist'24 May 202500:37:05

Wow, wow, wow, a very special episode, Screamers. We talk to Carrie Courogen, author of Miss May Does Not Exist...that's right, Carrie Courogen literally wrote the book on Elaine May. Enjoy the conversation.

Purchase Miss May Does Not Exist

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Café Chairel Interview: Fernando Barreda Luna, and Leo Deluglio17 May 202500:32:32

Café Chairel is a beautiful, subtle film about two people looking to heal and eventually move forward with their lives. We spoke to the director and one of the film's stars. Do yourself a favor and watch this film when it hits screens.

More about Café Chairel

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'The Confession' Interview: Will Canon, Italia Ricci, Scott Mechlowicz, and Zachary Golinger,12 May 202500:29:45

We're back with our interviews from DIFF. On this episode, we chat with the director and cast of 'The Confession.' This film is nuanced, and layered--a movie that only gets better the more you watch it. 

More DIFF interviews coming soon. 

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'Opus,' 'Death of A Unicorn,' and Amanda Kramer's 'Ladyworld'10 May 202501:40:26

Recorded before our DIFF adventures, this episode delves into two new A24 releases: Opus, and Death of A Unicorn. A24 having its own kind of flavor provided an interesting way to look at these two films. We also continue with our look at Amanda Kramer's filmography with the outstanding, and undersign, Ladyworld.

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'Due West' Interview: Evan Miller, Adrianne Palicki, and Henry Thomas07 May 202500:23:05

Due West is a gut punch (in a good way) of a film. It's timely, relevant, and forces viewers to confront preconceived notions. We sat down with director Evan Miller as well as stars Adrianne Palicki and Henry Thomas. Enjoy the conversation. 

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The Salamander King Interview: Austin Nichols, and Adrianne Palicki05 May 202500:11:23

Hey there screamers, as part of our coverage of this years Dallas International Film Festival, we sat down with filmmakers and cast members from a number of films. We'll be bringing those interviews to you every couple of days over the coming weeks. First up is Austin Nichols and Adrianne Palicki director and star of The Salamander King, a charming comedy about big ideas and a community of weirdos. enjoy the conversation.

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DIFF 2025 Last Day: Motherland, and Barron's Cove02 May 202500:43:20

It's the last day of DIFF 2025, which means the last bit of Driving While Screaming (at least until the Oak Cliff Film Festival). On tonight's drive back, we talk Motherland, and Barron's Cove. DIFF 2025 was truly fantastic. We'll have extended coverage and interviews coming soon.

 

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DIFF 2025 Day 5: DIY: The Rise and Fall of Punk, Party People, and Eastern Western30 Apr 202500:42:40

Day 5, a day of interviewing the wonderful filmmakers behind the following films: DIY: The Rise and Fall of Punk, Party People, and Eastern Western. Stay tuned, those interviews are coming soon. 

 

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DIFF 2025 Day 4: Andre is an Idiot, All That We Love, and Toxic29 Apr 202500:42:57

Driving and Screaming: DIFF Recap Day 4 features the films Andre is an Idiot, All That We Love, and Toxic. We also swear at motorists. 

 

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DIFF 2025 Day 3: 'Cafe Chairel,' 'Friendship,' 'Happy as Larry,' and 'Black Spines'28 Apr 202500:35:59

Day 3 was another busy day of yapping and watching films. Today: Cafe Chairel, Friendship, Happy as Larry, and Black Spines. Come for the movie talk, stay for the bad Jimmy Stewart impressions and near car crashes.

 

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Him, Highest 2 Lowest, and Mash18 Oct 202502:00:41

On today's episode: three films that ask the question: yes, but at what cost? Albeit in very different ways. We're talking "Him," Spike Lee's Kurosawa re-imagining, "Highest 2 Lowest," and our first trip to the early Alts with Robert Altman's "Mash." At least one of these films was fun to watch.

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DIFF 2025 Day 2: 'Due West,' and 'The Other'27 Apr 202500:36:30

Day 2 of DIFF 25. And Day 2 of nightly recaps. We talk about the films Due West, and The Other. Two films that already feel like standouts at this year's festival. 

 

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DIFF 2025 Day 1: Salamander King, Omaha, and Daniela Forever26 Apr 202500:33:00

The Dallas International Film Festival is back! And that means we're back with daily festival recaps--Driving and Screaming. The first day: Salamander King, Omaha, and Daniela Forever.

 

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'Borderline,' 'The Monkey,' and Amanda Kramer's 'Paris Window'12 Apr 202502:11:45

On today's episode, we start our look at the filmography of Amanda Kramer with her, technically, first film: Paris Window. We also discuss the new films Borderline, and The Monkey, as well as remembering Val Kilmer and ranting about theaters (again).

 

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Gene Hackman Special Episode: Scarecrow, Night Movies, The Package, and Loose Cannons.29 Mar 202501:49:23

Welcome back screamers to another episode where we discuss one of the great actors of our time—Gene Hackman. Gene hackman passed away in February, and we are here to look at a handful of his films: Scarecrow, Night Moves, The Package, and Loose Cannons.

 

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The Second Annual Screamies!08 Mar 202501:50:43

“The Screamy is given in recognition of achievements (or lack thereof) in direction, performance, and “should have’s” that represents Wilhelm’s iconoclasm and overall opinionated views during “the previous year.”

Tonight, we invite you to Scream, sit back, and enjoy.

 

 

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'The Brutalist,' 'Oh, Canada,' and 'Companion'22 Feb 202501:41:52

We are back, Screamers! And today we're looking at three brand new(ish) films: the Oscar contender 'The Brutalist,' Paul Schrader's look at a dying artist, and the robot love story 'Companion.' Sit back and scream. 

 

 

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'Emilia Perez,' 'Conclave,' and Kelly Reichardt's 'Showing Up'01 Feb 202501:52:16

On today's show we look at the Oscar contenders "Emilia Perez," and "Conclave." We also finish our look at the filmography of Kelly Reichardt with a beautiful and funny take on the creative process (and more) in "Showing Up." Brock loses his Silly Putty, so stay tuned to future episodes to see if he finds it.

 

 

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'Nosferatu,' 'Anora,' and Kelly Reichardt's 'First Cow'18 Jan 202501:56:55

We're back, Screamers, with another banger of an episode. A couple new films with Robert Eggers' take on Nosferatu, and Sean Baker's retconning of Pretty Woman with 'Anora.' We also dip back into Kelly Reichardt's filmography with 'First Cow' a platonic love story/anti-manifest destiny/capitalist allegory.

 

 

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