Isaac and Chris debate Robert Eggers' 2019 thriller
The Lighthouse. Is the film a metaphorical deep dive into what secrets lie in the hearts of men? Or simply a story about how boring it is to work at a lighthouse?
Listen as two independent filmmakers discuss mermaids and seagulls, admire the varied careers of Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson, and begin a never-ending chain of The Kevin Bacon Game.
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Chris and Isaac break into The Batcave to discuss Batman Forever (1995). Is the film a satisfyingly action-packed examination of Bruce Wayne’s psyche? Or does the movie fall flat because it’s not dumb enough ?
Swoop in with your hosts as they unmask Joel Schumacher’s Batman cinematic universe, disagree over the entire 3rd Act, and admire the scene depicting the origins of Robin (and the Batnipples!).
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Your hosts share the films they loved and didn’t particularly enjoy from 2022, spend a solid twenty minutes discussing Tár (2022), and make predictions for this year’s Academy Awards.
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Isaac and Chris return to vivisect John Carpenter’s Halloween (1978). Is the movie an indisputable horror masterpiece? Or was it merely the inspiration for better future slasher films?
Stalk your hosts as they discuss director John Carpenter’s unmatched ability to create tension, give the franchise’s confusing timeline a stab, and provide some Pick Your Take updates.
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Chris and Isaac mine for spice in Dune (2021). Is this sci-fi adaptation a singular, immersive experience that takes you to new worlds? Or is the movie dumb as sand?
Join your hosts as they wrap up season one with sandworms, argue whether Denis Villeneuve’s directing larger scale films has translated to an increase in quality, and celebrate 100 hours of podcasting content.
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Bustin’ makes Isaac and Chris feel good about Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021). Does this mystery successfully deliver its spooks, expand the mythology, and satisfy kids and adults alike? Or does this astonishingly bad movie offer nothing new?
Cross over with your hosts as they marvel at the star-making performance of McKenna Grace, discuss the Ghostbusters’ vocal online fan-base, and praise Jason Reitman’s taking on the directing family legacy.
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