Episode 44: Last Night in Soho
Edgar Wright takes us back to London in the ’60s via camerawork and smoking. They might not have been all they were cracked up to be.
Read MoreEdgar Wright takes us back to London in the ’60s via camerawork and smoking. They might not have been all they were cracked up to be.
Read MoreCandyman is the new film from Nia DaCosta that picks up twenty years post-original. We as lovers of the original awake to a new Chicago, one where only a tiny sliver of Cabrini Green lives on, and the legend of our hooked friend is all but forgotten….
Read MoreDave and Michael both liked the latest from Paul Schrader, and agreed the strongest aspect of the film is the lead character development and the same’s portrayal by Oscar Isaac. DESCRIPTION Redemption is the long game in Paul Schrader’s THE CARD…
Read MoreSpecial Mindframes delivery! The Green Knight will be streaming Thursday on most platforms, so we did an episode. Ralph Ineson will host, and as soon as you finish, you can listen to our out spoiler-filled argument over the ending!
Read MoreSo many words have been used to describe our featured movie this week Annette. Some of these words have included, “bizarre,” “weird” and “Sparks-y,” but what are Sparks and Leos Calax really trying to do here? In this episode, Dave and…
Read MoreTimestamps 00:00 – 15:00 Intro, cast, and overall recommendations 15:00 – End Spoiler discussion of Pig and loss Discussion Summary Although Nick Cage has come to be known for his over-the-top portrayals and eccentric characters, Pig is an…
Read MoreIn honor of Richard Donner, Michael watched and David revisited the classic THE GOONIES. It’s a little messy by kind of works!
Read MoreIs there a spiritual element in the struggle of Minari’s characters to cultivate an unforgiving Arkansas?
Read MoreToday, Dave and Michael are joined by a very special guest, Chicago’s very own Robert Daniels! Robert and the guys run down their 2020 Top 10 lists and ruminate on the year that very much was. About our guest Robert Daniels is a Chicago-based critic…
Read MoreCharlie Kaufmann invites you inside a mind-trip of great movie that keeps you interested and guessing.
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