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EP.43 Home Invasion Films

In this episode of the Newbies To Movies Podcast, host Justin and guest Madison dive deep into the harrowing subgenre of home invasion thrillers. The conversation centers on Michael Haneke’s bleak, meta-fictional 1997 psychological thriller Funny Games and David Fincher’s high-tech, claustrophobic …

The Seventh Continent/Der Siebente Kontinent - Additional Crew Film Review

“What would happen if, instead of opaque heads, people had monitors that their thoughts appeared on.”Welcome to Additional Crew. If you haven’t watched The Seventh Continent and want to know if it’s something you might be interested in then stay tuned, and we’ll warn you when the spoilers are comin…

Mimi Rogers on Erotic Thrillers, Night Nurse & Indie Cinema

Hollywood icon Mimi Rogers joins the She's All Over the Place Podcast to take us behind the scenes of her new psychosexual erotic thriller, NIGHT NURSE. Written and directed by Georgia Bernstein, NIGHT NURSE is an atmospheric, seductive, and perverse film that examines caregiving as both a vocatio…

FREEZE FRAME: “Fifty Shades Freed” (R), “Oscar Shorts” (not rated), “Happy End” (R)

The final chapter in the big screen adaptation of E.L. James’ kinky S&M bestseller “Fifty Shades of Grey” trilogy finally hits theaters this week. Like its predecessors, “Fifty Shades Freed” isn’t bad enough to be campy fun and is about as erotic as a cold shower. Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan ar…

Beyond the Shock: Extreme Cinema, Reckless Ben and Why I Refuse to Stay Silent

Extreme cinema is more than graphic imagery, controversy and clickbait lists declaring which film is the most disturbing ever made. In this extended episode of The Disturbing Reel, Sensory Stowers explores the meaning, history and cultural importance of transgressive cinema, examining influential f…

S03E08 - 2005

This month Jason Hutchens watches films from 2005 that he's never seen before, using Letterboxd ratings to uncover hidden gems. This month's selection is: Domino (Tony Scott, USA) Lady Vengeance (Park Chan-wook, South Korea) Broken Flowers (Jim Jarmusch, USA) Caché (Michael Haneke, France) B…

#30: The Film of Tomorrow

This week, I reflect on what happens after you finish an independent feature film…and whether making it available everywhere is actually the best way to find an audience. As ‘Notion’ moves towards release, I reconsider Amazon, online distribution and the idea of chasing maximum reach, before discu…

Episode 6 - Funny Games (1997) with Jamie

"That wasn't very funny." In episode six, Rob chats with new guest Jamie about Michael Haneke's home invasion horror Funny Games. Follow Lost the Plot Credits Produced by Rob Lopez-Lambert Executive Produced by David Utteridge Music by Ooh La La

Filipiñana

If you love golf, this episode is for you. If you hate golf, this episode is for you.  Charlene and Jackie close out summer by unpacking Filipiñana, a film so powerful it won the Special Jury Prize for Creative Vision at Sundance, spurred deep discussions about post-colonialism and indirect violenc…

Isabelle Huppert on “All About Corinne” and the Art of Successful Collaboration

This week on #LocarnoMeets, Isabelle Huppert joins us to talk Marc Fitoussi’s tender comedy “All About Corinne” (“Ni vue, ni connue”), the closing film of #Locarno79. Alongside Sandrine Kiberlain, Huppert plays the lead in a story that reunites her with Fitoussi, a director she has long trusted and…