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We’re returning to Scorsese! This week we’re kicking off the second half of his filmography with his early 90s thriller Cape Fear. Did Scorsese make this as a favor to Universal? Yes. Rather than phone it in, did he do everything he could to make this a campy over-the-top rollercoaster ride? Also yes! In addition to breaking down De Niro’s off-kilter performance, we also compare this movie to the 1962 original, lament how movies like this don’t get made anymore, come up with some genuinely diabolical peak viewing recommendations, and rant about Amazon Prime’s awful ad insertion choices.
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Wendy and Lucy is one of the saddest films we’ve covered. It’s a story of a person that society usually chooses to ignore, and forces viewers to confront the grave realities of homelessness. Also, there’s an entitled teenage grocer that Henry may or may not want to punch in the face. Safe to say, w…
New miniseries time! We’re kicking off our series on Kelly Reichardt with her directorial debut, the festival darling River of Grass. We’ve got sleepy characters, American malaise, and Reichardt’s honest filmmaking style that is devoid of judgment or audience manipulation. And it’s only 76 minutes!…
This week we’re trekking to the hot springs and getting EXISTENTIAL! Reichardt’s sophomore film, Old Joy, is a fascinating meditation on friendship, generational splintering, and Bush era stagnation, all set in the Pacific Northwest that will eventually become a staple of her films. Topics discusse…
Meek’s Cutoff is an “inspired by true events” western that tells the story of a group of settlers who get lost in 1845. It’s one of the most surprising and subversive westerns you’ll come across, presenting a female perspective that is missing from like 95% of stories in this genre. We get into all…
(CW: Discussion of sexual assault throughout the episode.)
We’re ending our miniseries on Sergio Leone with a truly epic film, Once Upon a Time in America. This film, which took the better part of a decade to fully make, is four hours long, rife with symbolism, and spans something like sixty years…
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