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Chilly Scenes of Winter w/ Bill Scurry

The omnipotent Bill Scurry (I Don’t Get it Podcast) joins Carlo for an EPIC (and we mean EPIC) discussion featuring Winter movies and a tasting menu trio by Joan Micklin Silver. So, prepare a warm beverage, grab a blanket and cozy up!

But first in Appetizers (10:00), Carlo puts Bill through the Rapid Fire Round which includes Life Lessons, Nick Nolte, TMNT, The Marvels, The Killer, Bottoms, and Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain. Also…

34:00 The Holdovers and Alexander Payne

1:03:00 December releases

1:08:45 Scott Take on Death of Cinema

Favorite Winter Movies (1:29:00)

1:33:00 The Thing (1982)

1:42:30 Force Majeure (2014)

1:49:00 Ice Station Zebra (1968)

1:53:00 Joe Pera Talks with You (2018-2021)

2:09:00 Winter Sleep (2014)

2:14:00 Coen Brothers: Fargo (1996) & Inside Llewyn Davis (2013)

2:40:00 A Touch of Sin (2013)

2:49:00 The Day He Arrives (2011)

3:02:00 The Main Course: Who was Joan Micklin Silver and what were the hallmarks of her work?

3:10:00 Between The Lines (1977) and Crossing Delancey (1988)

4:16:00 Chilly Scenes of Winter (1979)

NOTES:

The Mighty Boosh clip Bill mentions

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Killers of the Flower Moon, The Killer w/ Jacob Rivera

Jacob Rivera returns for a Killer Ep! Jacob, Carlo & Steve feast upon Killers of the Flower Moon from Martin Scorsese and The Killer from David Fincher. We celebrate storytelling, haircuts, title sequences, and storage units...

But first in our Appetizers:

4:00 Showing classics to the kids, like the Terminators, Alien(s) & Predator; and musical documentaries: Whitney Houston doc "I Wanna Dance with Somebody" and Amy (Winehouse).

17:30 Survival Family (2016, Shinobu Yaguchi)

20:00 Cure (1997, Kiyoshi Kurosawa)

25:00 the discourse about Mike Flanagan's Top 20 movies on Letterboxd

38:00 Horror Fan Films: Dylan's New Nightmare (2023) and Never Hike Alone (2017)

43:00 In the Mouth of Madness leftover

47:00 Summer of Anger addendum: The Portland Parade Road Rage Video

And in The Main Course, our Double-Feature:

54:00 Killers of the Flower Moon & the Martin Scorsese filmography

2:08:00 Our Scorsese favorites

2:26:30 Wine Pairings for Killers of the Flower Moon

2:37:00 The Killer & the David Fincher catalog

4:13:00 Wine Pairings for The Killer

4:20:00 Fincher Rankings

Notes:

The Audition, short from Scorsese

Fincher Title Sequences 

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Spooky Selections

It's Halloween Horror Buffet Time! We tear into our Movie Appetizer Grab Bag, but this time it's all horror and thrillers. Alien invasions (No One Will Save You, Under the Skin, Monsters of California), slashers (Jason Takes Manhattan, Freddy vs Jason), demons (Exorcist 3, Exorcist: Believer, In the Mouth of Madness) and more!!!

But first in our Appetizers (8:45): Sexy Beast

12:45 Bottoms

24:00 Trailer for Argylle

28:00 Wes Anderson’s The Wonderful World of Henry Sugar

30:30 Corrections and Retractions

32:45 Carlo’s Canon: Stop Making Sense (Talking Heads doc)

And in our Main Course (41:45): General Thoughts on the Horror Buffet

45:00 31 (Rob Zombie)

51:00 No One Will Save You

1:01:00 Doctor Sleep

1:12:30 Under the Skin

1:20:45 Kill List, The Nun II, The Twilight Zone

1:27:30 Exorcist 3, featuring a Scott Take on the original Exorcist)

1:51:00 Exorcist: Believer

1:57:15 Universal Horror Nights

2:03:00 Friday the 13^th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan

2:12:00 Freddy vs. Jason

2:22:45 In the Mouth of Madness

2:33:00 The Hitcher, Hocus Pocus, Red Eye, & Tales from the Hood

2:42:00 Rec and Final Destination 2 & 3

2:51:00 Monsters of the California

3:09:15 Of Unknown Origin, The Empty Man, & Lifeforce

3:18:00 Carlo’s Canon: L'Étoile de mer or The Star Fish (Man Ray)

3:21:00 Carlo’s Canon: Tetsuo II: Body Hammer

3:25:00 The Scary of Sixty-First

Then we end with a general horror film wrap up.

3:38:30 Scariest Scenes from this Spooky Buffet

 

Show Notes

Mentioned Dead Meat review of Doctor Sleep

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Signs | The Faculty

We kick-off “Alien Invasion Autumn” with two spooky classics: Signs (2002, M Night Shyamalan) and The Faculty (1998, starring Josh Hartnett and Elijah Wood). We break it all down and get to the bottom of all this bs (1:04:15). 

But first, in our Appetizers (1:30) we discuss The Long Goodbye and leftovers on our Robert Altman episode.

15:45 MF News: Monsters of California trailer

25:00 Martin Short & Clifford (1994)

32:30 Asteroid City

38:30 The Protector (1985, Jackie Chan)

41:45 Tom Petty Doc: Somewhere You Feel Free

46:00 Peep Show

51:30 Ronin

55:00 Scott Take on MAX

58:30 Carlo’s Canon: Harmony Korine’s Duck Duck and Peter Tscherkassky’s The Exquisite Corpus and Outer Space

And in our Main Course:

1:04:15 Signs

1:44:30 The Faculty

2:31:30 We preview what horror films we will likely cover next episode.

 

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3 Women, O.C. & Stiggs w/ Cristina Politano

Cristina Politano, aka MonaLisaVitti, joins Carlo & Steve to discuss two Robert Altman classics: 3 Women (1977 starring Shelley Duvall/Sissy Spacek) and O.C. & Stiggs (1987). They are shockingly more similar than you'd think...

But first, in our Appetizers (3:00) we get to know Cristina and discuss non-Italians playing Italians, 1st-time 5-star watches, what makes a great film, the Ferrari trailer, Dracula, Hoboken root beer kegs, and a French lesson.

32:15 a Barbenheimer Correction & Retraction

34:30 Emma Seligman shorts

37:00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem

42:45 Carlo's Canon: Felix the Cat

and for The Main Course:

48:00 Robert Altman general discussion

1:03:00 3 Women

1:48:00 O.C. & Stiggs

 

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Barbenheimer, Hiroshima (2009) and Cloak & Dagger (1984)

In this big summer blow-out ep, we re-watch some of old favorites and breakdown Barbenheimer.

Carlo's recommended current favorite: Hiroshima from Pablo Stoll (2009, a silent musical).

Steve's recommended past-favorite: Cloak & Dagger (1984, starring Henry Thomas and Dabney Coleman).

After a quick Summer of Anger update:

3:00 Carlo Commemorates William Friedkin

27:45 Scott Take on Friedkin Car Chase Scenes

In our Appetizers:

31:00 Barbenheimer

41:30 Barbie

1:03:30 Oppenheimer

1:44:30 Debut a New Segment: Steve's Smithcinemonian

1:47:15 Movie Food News regarding Kevin Spacey & The Usual Suspects

2:03:45 Equalizer 2

2:06:00 Shin Kamen Rider

2:09:00 The Killer (1989)

2:11:30 Carlo's Canon

And in our Main Course:

2:16:00 Cloak & Dagger

2:41:30 Hiroshima (2009)

 

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Se7en & The Insider w/ Jacob Rivera

The mighty Jacob Rivera returns to discuss two of his favorites: Se7en and The Insider! 

But first in Appetizers (3:00), Carlo has some burning questions for Jacob as we discuss boxing films, the new season of Black Mirror, The Banned Woman (Le femme defendue), a new segment “Movie Food News”, The Round Up: No Way Out, Across the Spiderverse, Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One, Jack Reacher, a Beef leftover, Howl’s Moving Castle, The Last Days of Disco, favorite studios, ticket collecting, Boxing Gym, 30 for 30s, and They Shall Not Grow Old.

In our Main Course we do a deep dive into:

The Insider, 1999, starring Russell Crowe, directed by Michael Mann (1:18:00)

and

Se7en, 1995, starring Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt, directed by David Fincher (2:04:00).

And we end the episode with the trivia game we straight stole from the Man, I Love Films Podcast (or courtesy of...) (3:40:30).

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James Benning w/ Kay

Hitch a ride with Carlo and Kay as they take the conversational scenic-route through the James Benning filmography (44:30). It’s peaceful, wandering, and contemplative, as you’d expect.

But first in Appetizers, Carlo delves into the mind of Kay and we discuss Casa Bonita, Skinamarink, and Letterboxd lists among other topics (12:00).

Then the James Benning deep dive begins, including:

44:30 The United States of America (1975), James’ personal history and slow cinema, Benning documentaries (James Benning: Circling the Image & Double Play: James Benning and Richard Linklater), and touch upon the Harvard Sensory Ethnography Lab.

2:40:00 the California Trilogy (Valley El Centro, Los, Sogobi),

3:33:30 RR

3:40:00 L. Cohen

3:49:00 Ruhr

3:53:00 Small Roads

3:56:00 Twenty Cigarettes

 

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