# Timothy Carey

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TRAPPO Arthouse: "The World's Greatest Sinner" (1962)

In an effort to raise the level of discourse among our dwindling listener base, TRAPPO recently subscribed to The Criterion Channel and are now periodically reviewing some of the amazing films showcased on said channel. We've begun this harrowing journey by discussing 1962's gonzo political drama(?…

The Killing (1956) or: Spree-Biscuit

E makes McGee take a bet on the ponies. E draws parallels between ‘Hawk Tuah’ & Sterling Hayden, McGee defends Timothy Carey’s honor against a firing squad, and they both fumble the bag and watch it blow away.   SHOT4SHOT: Our favorite SHOTS from the film discussed in the episode Follow us on the f…

Self-Help

We all love a good self-help book- but are they helping? What are the best ones? And what kind of Oreos do the girls like? References: Why Are Self-Help Books Not So Helpful After All?: Timothy Carey Why Self Help books don’t help: The Neuroscience School Do self-help books actually help?: By …

45 - The PSYCHEDELIC DOCUMENTARY That confused the WORLD (HEAD 1968)

One of the most obscured movies we have watched here on the podcast for sure! But as it would turn out, the movie Head starring the fictional turned real band, The Monkees, has more under the skin than we could have ever imagined! Head is a 1968 Americansatiricalmusicaladventure film written and …

Episode Three: Ride the Wild Surf, AIP and Beach Films, Oh-My!

This week, Kim tries to tackle all things "beach movie" because summer will be here before we know it. She talks her background with the beach films, AIP and more about 1960s teen culture before taking a deep dive into the 1964 delight Ride the Wild Surf.  Clips used this week:  "Beach Party": …

001 - THE WORLD'S GREATEST SINNER (Timothy Carey, 1962)

Welcome to our first episode! Timothy Carey was a beloved character actor and all-around eccentric who tore his way through a number of television shows and films including various from the likes of auteurs Stanley Kubrick and John Cassavetes. Yet Carey had an interest in making his own films as we…

Episode 158: John Cassavetes Watch Series #3: (THE KILLING OF A CHINESE BOOKIE, 1976)

This week on the pod, after some much needed rest and relaxation, John and Curtis reunite to talk another Cassavetes film: THE KILLING OF A CHINESE BOOKIE. Joining us again for this discussion is our resident scholar and honorary "fifth Beatle" Dr. John Bruni. We talked about the differences betwee…

M2GAN.0

Who’d you face in the ring: M3GAN or Margaret Thatcher? After a recap of their respective Top 10’s of the year so far (2:00), Andy & Jenna review ‘M3GAN 2.0,’ a sequel that’s both mildly rewarding and mildly disappointing (16:15). Then they talk ‘Shifty,’ the new Adam Curtis docuseries and why it w…

Episode 58: The Film Freaks Get Bizarre!

In our newest episode, the Film Freaks get freaky and highlight some of our favorite off kilter, bizarre flicks—ones that you and your friends can enjoy with a few cocktails and a few blunts. These obscure, unusual treats will blow your conventional minds—films from all over the world—Hong Kong, E…

Episode 30: Favorite Film Soundtracks (w/ Heather Drain)

Film writer Heather Drain is an expert in both film and music, making her the perfect guest to talk about film soundtracks! We spoke about how she started out as an esoteric film appreciator, her love of "mutated arthouse," and we both share 10 of our favorite film soundtracks. This episode's show …