A Little Fire Burning
In this ep we discuss Tarantino’s novelization of ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ and the apotheosis of his own ego, Spielberg’s evolution from an old man who doesn’t care for Netflix to an older man who’s forced to care for Netflix, and Amazon’s anti-trust conundrum all because they wanted a slice of that James Bond pie.
We’re back with a feature commentary track for the 1995 Joel Schumacher camp-fest Batman Forever!
Start the track right as “Warner Brothers Presents” appears over the Batman logo.
Max and Christian review the second Borat film.
Christian and Max talk the ephemeral nature of memory and deep dive on Charlie Kaufman’s “I’m Thinking of Ending Things”
Christian and Max catch up on the things they've been watching and listening to before trying to lock down what makes for a great Series Finale.
We kick off our new lists of 6 each, with Christian's latest Woody Allen pick 'Broadway Danny Rose', and the Jack Nicholson classic 'Five Easy Pieces".
Max tries some more recent offerings with the Lois Smith vehicle 'Marjorie Prime', and last year's family drama 'Waves'.
We watch and review ‘The Nightingale’, ‘Playtime’, ‘Daisies’, and ‘Band of Outsiders’
For this week's episode Max picks one of the most beloved food movies ever, Juzo Itami's Tampopo, but not before depressing everyone with the stark early effort from Denis Villeneuve, Polytechnique.
Christian lightens things up with Radio Days, a nostalgic look at childhood from everyone's favorite goofball Woody Allen, then gets even breezier with Divorce Italian Style, a fun spoof about murdering your wife because Italy has weird divorce laws.
Christian picks Soderbergh’s epic Che biopic, and the forgotten 70’s genre flick Billy Jack.
Max picks Todd Haynes’ Safe, and the final film of Orson Welles’ career, F for Fake.
We finally get this crap over with and move on with our lives! See ya never, nerds.
Max and Christian discuss Blood Simple, Possession, Babe: Pig In the City, and Stardust Memories.
Hey great, it just keeps happening huh
In episode 2 we review Les Demons, The Hunt, Death of Stalin, and the Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.
Max and Christian slog through a review of episode 6, "Decoherence".
Christian and Max kick off the inaugural episode of Quarantine Movie Club with reviews of Evolution, Raw, Perfume: Story of a Murderer, and Cleo From 5 to 7.
Oh boy, another episode. Can’t wait for the rest of the season after this masterpiece.
We take this newfound free time as an opportunity to review the comedy classic 'Contagion'.
We review episode 4 of season 3, ‘Mother of Exiles’
We review Episode 3, ‘The Absence of Field’
Max and Christian review the latest episode of Westworld: The Winter Line. Battle lines are drawn. Friendships are tested. Lukewarm hot takes are served up.
Thandie Newton joins us in the studio.