The herd of nerds partially reassemble with Ganesh Nair, Mikhail Karadimov & James Hancock reviewing David Ayer's new film 'Suicide Squad' and assessing where the DC Cinematic Universe stands to date.

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Marcus Pinn of Pinnland Empire and Christopher Funderburg, co-founder of The Pink Smoke, join James to discuss the history of movies that take place in the world of underground fighting, a beloved sub genre that has come to be known as Kumite.

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Becky D'Anna and Adam Rackoff return to the podcast to discuss the latest Star Trek news and to review Justin Lin's 'Star Trek Beyond'.

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For our special San Diego Comic Con episode, James first sits down with animators Bill Plympton and Jim Lujan to discuss their new film 'Revengeance'. Next up is Plympton's studio manager John Holderried who geeks out with James about comics and convention culture. And bringing the show to a close we have Becky and Mark D'Anna to discuss the latest trailers and panels from Hall H including 'Wonder Woman', Spider-Man: Homecoming', 'Justice League', 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' and many more.

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This episode we welcome J. Blake Fichera to discuss his new book, Scored to Death, Conversations with Some of Horror's Greatest Composers.

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Kyle Reardon joins James to review Paul Feig's reboot of the 'Ghostbusters' franchise.

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John Cribbs and Christopher Funderburg, co-founders of The Pink Smoke, join James for a deep dive into the career of director Joe Dante.

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Marcus Pinn of Pinnland Empire and Christopher Funderburg, co-founder of The Pink Smoke, join Mikhail and James to watch UFC 200.

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Marcus Pinn of Pinnland Empire and Christopher Funderburg, co-founder of The Pink Smoke, join Mikhail and James to watch UFC 200.

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Dave Eves returns to celebrate the amazing comedies of director Jacques Tati.

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Filmmaker Bill Teck joins us to discuss his incredibly moving documentary 'One Day Since Yesterday: Peter Bogdanovich & the Lost American Film' (2014), available on Netflix.

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Lady P from Flixwise joins us to celebrate the remarkable seven-film collaboration between Marlene Dietrich and Josef von Sternberg. 

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Nick Barry returns to geek out about the fiction of John le Carré and the latest film adaptation of his work, 'Our Kind of Traitor' from director Susanna White.

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Producer Adam Rackoff joins James to geek out about all the latest superhero movie news and to assess the strengths and weaknesses of the new extended Ultimate Edition of Zack Snyder's 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice'.

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Aaron West from Criterion Close-Up joins us to dig into the incredible finale to Season 6 of "Game of Thrones" as well every other topic related to George R. R. Martin.

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Marcus Pinn from Pinnland Empire joins James to review Todd Solondz's 'Wiener-Dog' and 'The Neon Demon' by Nicolas Winding Refn.

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Orest Ludwig returns to celebrate the epic grandeur of Christopher Lambert in Luc Besson's 'Subway' (1985) and Russell Mulcahy's 'Highlander' (1986).

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Dave Zani joins us to discuss his wide range of projects which include animating and voicing characters in hit video games ('Grand Theft Auto V') as well as writing and producing films for the adult entertainment industry ('Scared Topless', 'Shark Babes'). We also dive deep into the history of Hammer Horror Films and our personal favorites from that legendary studio.

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James welcomes Marcus Pinn from Pinnland Empire and Leanne Kubicz from 1898 House to discuss 'Dig!' (2004), an incredible documentary about 90s Indie Rock and the rise of the Dandy Warhols and the Brian Jonestown Massacre.

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Marcus Pinn of Pinnland Empire and Christopher Funderburg, co-founder of The Pink Smoke, return for a deep dive into the astonishing filmography of director Hal Hartley.

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This episode we welcome filmmaker Mark Elijah Rosenberg to discuss the making of his new Sci-Fi film 'Approaching the Unknown' starring Mark Strong and Luke Wilson, now playing in theaters and available on Amazon and iTunes.

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Becky D'Anna and Adam Rackoff return to the podcast to discuss the past, present and future films of director James Cameron.

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Co-host Parker Dixon, returning guest Nick Stevens, and a bottle of scotch sit down to talk about the ABCs of what makes 'Glengarry Glen Ross' the great film it is.  Forgive the hosts, as their enthusiasm does occasionally slip into full-on fawning at certain points.

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Dave Eves and Jessica Ramos return to review 'The Conjuring 2' and discuss the career of filmmaker James Wan.

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This episode James welcomes Zane Castillo to the show to discuss the 22-year history of Warcraft across the various games, novels, comics and now films that flesh out this fictional universe.

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Aaron West from Criterion Close-Up returns to join us for a celebration of Krzysztof Kieslowski's brilliant Three Colors Trilogy.

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Kyle Reardon returns to the podcast to discuss his admiration for Edgar Wright's Cornetto Trilogy.

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Dave Eves and Jessica Ramos join the show to discuss what they love about Italian Giallo and to count down their top 5 favorite movies from this violent and erotic style of filmmaking.

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For the first co-production between Wrong Reel and geekin.nyc, producer Adam Rackoff returns to review 'X-Men: Apocalypse' and to discuss the history of the X-Men franchise.

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Parker sits down with actor, writer, and director Katharine Emmer to talk about her 2015 film "Life in Color," her origins in the industry, and future projects (as well as some theatre geekery).  Her award-winning film, "Life in Color," is available now on Amazon and iTunes.

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We welcome back indie filmmaker and co-founder of The Pink Smoke, Christopher Funderburg, to discuss one of the luminaries of the French New Wave, Eric Rohmer.

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Ganesh Nair and Hanna Kozlowska return to talk some movie news with Mikhail and James before reviewing the new film 'The Nice Guys' from writer-director Shane Black.

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Welcome to the playoffs, hockey fans!  Nick Stevens swings by to chat with co-host Parker Dixon about George Roy Hill's iconic sports film, 'Slap Shot' (1977), starring Paul Newman in one of his most cherished roles.  Also present is plenty of liquor, fresh anger due to an(other) early playoff exit by Parker and Nick's favorite hockey team (the beleaguered Washington Capitals), and a cornucopia of names you're not likely familiar with if you aren't into hockey.  Enjoy the ride!

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Martin Kessler returns to discuss the best film adaptations of the novels of author Stephen King.

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Brittany Starna returns to drop some knowledge on Mikhail & James about Luca Guadagnino's 'A Bigger Splash' and Ben Wheatley's 'High-Rise'.

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Parker sits down with Lower East Side Film Festival co-founders Shannon Walker and Tony Castle to talk about their upcoming festival in June as well as a couple of previous festival winners. Televised musicals and 10 year olds watching inappropriate Hitchcock films may have also been discussed.  Maybe.

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Andrew Cannizzaro and Ganesh Nair return to rant and rave about all the things that make 'Captain America: Civil War' one of the best comic book movies ever made. And for a special treat, we provide a dramatic reenactment of the latest correspondence from our number one fan.

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Becky D'Anna and Adam Rackoff return to the podcast to shower love and admiration on all things Star Trek and break down what makes 'Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan' arguably the high water mark of the entire franchise.

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Nick Barry returns to help James break down some movie news, geek out over 'Game of Thrones' and to go deep into one of the greatest films ever made, Jean Renoir's 'The Rules of the Game' (1939).

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This episode we welcome boxing connoisseur Jacob Rivera to discuss his two favorite movies about the sweet science, Martin Scorsese's 'Raging Bull' (1980) and Leon Gast's 'When We Were Kings' (1996).

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James welcomes Orest Ludwig to discuss the fascinating love-hate relationship between Klaus Kinski and director Werner Herzog, one of the most rewarding creative partnerships in film history.

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This episode we welcome Marcus Pinn of Pinnland Empire and Martin Kessler from Flixwise to discuss two of their favorite films, 'Post Tenebras Lux' (2012) and 'Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives' (2010).

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We welcome back filmmaker Kyle Reardon to discuss the wild, unhinged world of Grindhouse cinema in the 1970s.

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Mikhail and guest host Brittany Starna unexpectedly invade James's apartment for a slightly intoxicated night of showering praise on Jeremy Saulnier's new film 'Green Room'.

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James sinks his teeth into the latest trailers and movie news before counting down his top 10 favorite movies by Italian horror maestro Lucio Fulci.

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James welcomes Marcus Pinn of Pinnland Empire and Christopher Funderburg, co-founder of The Pink Smoke, to discuss a wide range of movie topics with a special emphasis on the filmography of Claire Denis. 

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With all the revelations swirling around the DC Cinematic Universe, James returns to dig into the latest movie news as well as to review Richard Linklater's new movie 'Everybody Wants Some!!'.

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Mikhail & James reassemble the herd of nerds (Andrew Cannizzaro and Ganesh Nair) for a few beers and a heated discussion about the pros and cons of Zack Snyder's 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice'.

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Better put the kids to bed for this one. Martin Kessler from Flixwise joins us to discuss the intersection of science fiction and erotica as we rank our favorite films that straddle that divide. Parker and James also provide a dramatic reading of recent violent threats made toward James on Twitter. Enjoy.

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Kyle Reardon returns to discuss the operatic spaghetti westerns of the great Sergio Leone.

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This episode we welcome director Jen Senko and producer Adam Rackoff to discuss their new documentary 'The Brainwashing of My Dad'. After the interview, James breaks down the latest trailers and movie news and offers his review of the new film 'Miles Ahead'. 

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James flies solo on this episode as he breaks down the latest trailers for 'Game of Thrones' and 'Captain America: Civil War' before reviewing the new releases 'Boom Bust Boom' and '10 Cloverfield Lane'.

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James and Mikhail welcome back Marcus Pinn to discuss one of his favorite directors, Terrence Malick, and his new film 'Knight of Cups'.

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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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Trapped in a blizzard without his co-hosts and nobody to talk to, James Hancock ventures into unknown territory in this solo episode where he breaks down the latest movie news, trailers, and box office reports.

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James welcomes writer Marcus Pinn from Pinnland Empire to discuss a wide range of topics including Terrence Malick, the 2016 Oscar nominees, and most importantly, the wildly original filmography of Canadian director Guy Maddin.

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This episode Mikhail and James welcome two very special guests, independent filmmakers Alfredo Alcántara and Andrew Cannizzaro, to discuss a variety of topics from the Mexican film industry to the epic new film 'The Revenant' by director Alejandro González Iñárritu.

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This episode James welcomes back Paul M. Cobb, Professor of Islamic History at the University of Pennsylvania and author of ‘The Race for Paradise’. Joining Paul is one of his oldest friends, Monica Sanning, for a lively discussion of comic books, tabletop RPGs, how Paul became cool in high school, and the stunning 4k restoration of 'Chimes at Midnight' (1965) from director Orson Welles. 

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For our 100th episode, we look back at the best and worst of 2015 and lock down our top 10 films of the year while also making up a few new categories of a less conventional nature along the way.

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The evidence against Mikhail revealing him as a closet geek continues to mount as he invites two Star Wars fanatics, Ganesh Nair and Sam Kaminsky, onto the show for another discussion of 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'. 

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Love him or hate him, there is no ignoring Quentin Tarantino. His latest film 'The Hateful Eight' is now rampaging its way across the country in a 70mm roadshow in a battle to preserve film as a viable medium. Listen as the hosts of Wrong Reel sit down to discuss the film and everything else that pops into their head about the iconoclastic filmmaker Quentin Tarantino.

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We welcome back Becky D’Anna (Executive Director, International Promotions at Sony Pictures Entertainment) to discuss the global phenomenon of 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens', a film that proudly proclaims that the heart and soul of Star Wars is officially back. 

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James welcomes producer Adam Rackoff to discuss his new project, 'Merry Xmas' directed by Boman Modine, starring Dick Van Dyke, Matthew Modine and Valerie Harper. And in a special news segment, we indulge in a marathon trailer breakdown session about 'Star Trek Beyond', 'X-Men: Apocalypse', and 'Independence Day: Resurgence'.

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Mikhail sits down with friend of the show, Brittany Starna, to discuss a wide range of topics from the Golden Globe nominations to Adam McKay's adaptation of Michael Lewis's book 'The Big Short'. And in a first for the podcast, Mikhail and Brittany reopen negotiations over Paolo Sorrentino's 'Youth', a film that did not get its due in a previous episode.

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This episode Mikhail Karadimov welcomes Hanna Kozlowska (staff reporter for Quartz) to discuss the acclaimed drama 'Spotlight', based on the true story of the Boston Globe's investigation into child molestation within the Catholic Church. And for history buffs, Mikhail and Hanna also revisit the Watergate scandal with a look back at Alan J. Pakula's 'All the President's Men' (1976).

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Nick Stevens drops in to discuss the latest movie adaptation of The Scottish Play aka William Shakespeare's 'The Tragedy of Macbeth'. We dig into Michael Fassbender's interpretation of the character before giving Nick a turn to perform some of this favorite passages from Shakespeare.

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This episode we take a look at some of the latest foreign films with Tetsuya Nakashima's 'The World of Kanako' and Paolo Sorrentino's 'Youth', two wildly different movies that ignite a little heated debate between your faithful co-hosts.

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This episode we welcome Czech-Canadian filmmaker and podcaster Martin Kessler to discuss one of his favorite films, Milos Forman's unforgettable 1984 adaptation of Peter Shaffer's 'Amadeus'.

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Hope you've had your chance to binge-watch the show because this episode we review the excellent 1st Season of 'Jessica Jones', the latest collaboration between Marvel and Netflix. We also dig into some movie news and exchange some high fives about 'Creed'.

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We welcome back friend of the show Brittany Starna to talk with Mikhail about the latest film from Todd Haynes, 'Carol', his adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel 'The Price of Salt', starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara. 

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Nick Stevens joins us for an unfiltered exploration of the documentary 'Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films'. Led by the larger-than-life Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus, Cannon Films produced low-budget films of every conceivable genre, many of which we eagerly devoured in the 1980s. Most people called their films schlock but nobody can deny their now infamous cultural footprint.

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It is our pleasure to welcome Lady P from Flixwise to discuss one of her favorite filmmakers, Ernst Lubitsch, a director who belongs among the giants of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

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This episode Parker and James rant and rave about the latest trailers and movie news before diving into a review of the 24th installment in the James Bond franchise, 'Spectre'.

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This episode we welcome spy thriller and espionage novel connoisseur Nick Barry to discuss more than half a century of the James Bond franchise. From Ian Fleming's service in WWII to his extraordinary novels and the mega movie franchise they inspired, we dig into everything that makes James Bond one of the most enduring pop culture phenomenons of all time.

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This episode James welcomes one of his oldest friends, John Martin, for a look into the troubled history of Sam Peckinpah's lyrical and poetic 'Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid' (1973).

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This episode we welcome back our most loyal fan, Becky D'Anna, to discuss one of her favorite filmmakers, Ingmar Bergman. Furthermore, for the first time in many weeks, we have the entire Wrong Reel crew together for a deep dive into 'Persona' (1966) and 'Hour of the Wolf' (1968).

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This week we welcome artist and teacher Wilfredo Ortega aka Wolf to discuss one of the all-time great New York-based gangster movies, Brian De Palma's 'Carlito's Way' (1993), a movie based on the novels of Judge Edwin Torres. In addition to discussing the film and Wolf's experiences growing up in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, we take a break to shamelessly geek out about the countless hours we spent as teenagers playing Dungeons & Dragons.

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This week we welcome back friend of the show, producer Adam Rackoff, to review the brilliant new film by director Danny Boyle and writer Aaron Sorkin, 'Steve Jobs'. Adam also shares some of his experiences from his time working at Apple and what it was like to see Steve Jobs in action first hand.

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Our hardcore horror preparation for Halloween continues with one of the most beloved cult films ever to come out of Britain, 'The Wicker Man' (1973, dir by Robin Hardy).

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This week we sit down with Indie animation icon Bill Plympton and friend of the show, producer Adam Rackoff, to discuss their latest film, 'The Loneliest Stoplight' starring Patton Oswalt. Bill also speaks at length about the early days of animation, his favorite pioneers, and which animated films continue to inspire him to this day.

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We kick off the Fall movie season with a double feature of reviews, Johnny Depp in 'Black Mass' and Denis Villeneuve's devastating new film 'Sicario'.

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Halloween is just around the corner so pull up a chair beside us and enjoy our commentary to George A. Romero's classic horror film, 'Night of the Living Dead' (1968). Special guest Nick Stevens joins us and treats us to a burst of singing.

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We welcome back friend of the show Brittany Starna to tackle two very different approaches to the horror genre, M. Night Shymalan's 'The Visit' and the Austrian import 'Goodnight Mommy' from writer-directors Severin Fiala and Veronika Franz.

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This episode we welcome writer-director Mitch Cohen to discuss his film 'Super Zero: Badass Journey into Awesomeness'. We also find time to geek out shamelessly about zombie films, superhero movies and the overlap between cinema and video games.

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Parker Dixon welcomes his friend Jordan Schursky (editor & colorist) to discuss two very different movies about war. First up is Larisa Shepitko's devastating film 'The Ascent' (1977) about two Russian soldiers captured by the Germans during WWII. Then we switch gears to discuss the best propaganda film ever made for a war that never happened, Paul Verhoeven's 'Starship Troopers' (1997). 

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'The Seven Five' is a riveting new documentary about police corruption in 1980s Brooklyn and the man who was arguably the dirtiest cop in NYC history, Michael Dowd. Due to a lucky chance encounter with his ex-partner Ken Eurell after a screening of the film, it is our privilege to have Ken on the show to discuss his time working in the most dangerous precinct in the country.

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This week we welcome Paul M. Cobb, Professor of Islamic History at the University of Pennsylvania and author of 'The Race for Paradise', to discuss David Lean's epic film 'Lawrence of Arabia' which we all saw in 70 mm at the Museum of the Moving Image. As a special feature, friend of the show Nick Stevens joins us to reenact an exchange between David Lean and Peter O'Toole. Enjoy.

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Megan Elledge (freelance editor, independent filmmaker) joins us to discuss USA Network's breakout hit, Sam Esmail's 'Mr. Robot', a brilliant show about a hacker vigilante attempting to take down an evil corporation.

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Through the magic of Skype, we welcome Becky D'Anna (Executive Director, International Promotions at Sony Pictures Entertainment) to celebrate one of her favorite filmmakers, Albert Brooks. 

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This episode Mikhail Karadimov welcomes back friend of the show Brittany Starna to burn the midnight oil discussing a genuine cult classic, 'Better Off Dead...' (1985), starring 80s icon John Cusack.

00:00 - 19:23 - Introduction/News

19:24 - 1:19:09 - 'Better Off Dead' (1985)

1:19:10 - 1:21:53 - Closing Remarks/Blooper

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For fans of bite-sized chunks of entertainment, Mikhail Karadimov and Parker Dixon enjoy a brief meandering conversation/pitch session about everything from flatulance to border collies. Enjoy.

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