Director Rodney Ascher (“Room 237”) joins the podcast to discuss Gus Van Sant’s “shot-for-shot remake” of Hitchcock’s “Psycho”.

The best film you’ve never heard of from the best director you’ve never heard of.

Sprawling, strange near masterpiece from the director of Donnie Darko.

An everything but the kitchen sink zany masterpiece!!!

Let the insanity flow from actor to director to manimal.

In the first of two episodes devoted to films by David Mamet Andras & Bryan celebrate what is currently his last theatrical release, a soulful martial arts conspiracy drama.

Justin Bozung (Editor of “The Cinema of Norman Mailer”) joins Andras & Bryan to celebrate this Cape Cod noir from writer/director Norman Mailer.

Actress Lisa Wilcox joins the podcast to celebrate the unjustly overlooked horror sequel “A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child”.

In a follow up to the Noscar Awards Bryan Connolly shares his love for this punk rock love story.

Gus Van Sant’s adaptation of Tom Robbins’ “Even Cowgirls Get The Blues” is generally regarded as a failure, an opinion Andras (who has read most of Robbin’s books) shares. Bryan (who has not read the book) loves this film, which leads to a conversation about the responsibility (or lack thereof) directors have to their source material.

Yes, there is a new Dune, but it doesn’t mean we have to throw the old one down the toilet.

Twisted, funny, gross cannibal western packed with great, great actors at the top of their game.

A great milkshake of a film consisting of 70s sci-fi, The Matrix, Victoria’s Secret ads and impressive explosions.

A new Three Stooges movie was made and it was actually very funny! Featuring an interview with comedian Daniel Passer.

A hilarious dark, strange film from the twisted mind of Dan Aykroyd.

A late era classic from director Peter Bogdanovich that would make Orson Welles proud. If you thought Mank stank then “The Cat’s Meow” will turn your crank.

One of the best comedies of the past ten years from Chris Rock, who is secretly building a career as a brilliant filmmaker.

Intense black melodrama from Tyler Perry. Is Perry the modern Douglas Sirk?

Sex and Slapstick masterpiece

A comic caper with real star power in front of and behind the camera. Featuring an interview with ALAN ABBADESSA of The Sync Book.