Crit Club
Crit Club
A podcast where four friends (Coire, Angela, Peter and Wizard Chris) discuss Criterion Channel streaming service movies we have never seen. We also love Dungeons and Dragons, so there might be some of that in there as well.
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Pathfinder (1987) 25.10.2020 47:27
This week, it's Wizard's pick! Crit Club takes on the 1987 Norwegian movie Pathfinder. Written and directed by Nils Gaup, it revolves around the indigenous Sami people of Scandinavia and tells the story of one of their old legends. Other things mentioned in this episode: Pathfinder 2007 Willow Legend Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna) Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner Blood Quantum Next week we...
The Lure (2015) 13.10.2020 47:18
Crit Club heads to Eastern Europe on a cryptozoological safari. This week we're talking about Agnieszka Smoczyńska's 2015 Polish horror musical The Lure . Join us while some of us fall for the sirens' song, and some of us get lost in translation. Other things brought up in this episode: Meshes of the Afternoon - Maya daren Umbrellas of cherbourg - Jacques Demy Ginger snaps - John Fawcett Mulhollan...
The Plumber (1979) 12.10.2020 53:22
Crit Club takes on the Australian New Wave! This week, we discuss Peter Weir's 1979 psychological thriller The Plumber , a truly harrowing story about class, colonialism, and cannibalism.
Totally F***ed Up (1993) 12.10.2020 56:32
On the inaugural episode of Crit Club, Coire, Angela, Wizard Chris and Peter look at Greg Arraki's 1993 New Queer Cinema classic Totally F***ed Up .
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