Travis Bickle On The Riviera

This week, we're talking about movies like Tigertail , tv shows like Brad Pitt's LEGO Masters , the incest tinged #alone,  a documentary on Rashomon,  Celia recaps Raw Deal... but the real meat of this episode of Bacurau which is a movie we all deeply loved. You can download episodes directly from  itunes  and  rss . This is a  Patreon -supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you acces...

Longtime James Bond expert Maxwell Wolkin joins Tucker all things 007. On this extra long episode, they focus on Thunderball, Spectre, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Live And Let Die , but as it is Bond, things go plenty wide to talk about "The Approach", the style and the original books. 

On this jam packed episode, Morgan, Tucker & Celia talk about the new movie from Charlie Kaufman, why Mission Impossible 2 is good, whether or not Birds of Prey worked, how disgusting is The Baby and what Tucker would do if he had an unlimited supply of income.

This week, Morgan, Celia & Tucker are watching 2020's Project Power and 1979's The Fury, two movies that have more in common than any of us anticipated. Then they catch up on Hold The Dark from 2018 and question the height of actors, the most recent James Bond trailer, and Celia's first time watching 1999's The Insider. You can download episodes directly from  itunes  and  rss . This is a  Patreon...

This week, we're looking at Andrew Ahn's Driveways , Guillermo Del Toro's The Devil's Backbone , and Brian Taylor's Mom & Dad . It's all homework, all the time, with Tucker, Celia & Morgan.

This week, your movie podcast is packed to the brim, with "Creeper" from The Tax Collector (macro-casting), Amy Seimetz getting that Pet Semetary money to make that She Dies Tomorrow, and an extensive debate on the merits of American Pickle. Thoughts on Last Of The Mohicans and violence down to beloved faces, a brief discussion of the internet, the term "slaps", whether or not people like Come and...

In this week's bumper crop of movie takes, we're talking Michael Mann's Manhunter, the Sean Harris potboiler '71, a second take on Souvenir from Celia and rounding things out with some GREMLINS talk.

This week, Celia, Morgan and Tucker are talking about Dave Franco's directorial debut The Rental , the Pizza Hut produced survival pic The Pool, taking the pulse on The Last Action Hero and heaping hosannahs on the Blade franchise.

Celia, Morgan and Tucker take a look at a couple of killers: Kelly Reichardt's First Cow & Michael Mann' Thief, make a stop in 2010 to grapple with what replaced horror movies and share their mutual rainy day school movie experiences. The moral theory of Mann is discussed, as is law.

This week, Tucker, Celia & Morgan talk about Palm Springs and The Old Guard, two movies that mess with the concept of time, one of the necessary elements of film. But first, Tucker ranks the entirety of the Terminator Fictional Universe!

On this episode, Morgan Jeske, Celia Mattison & Tucker get together to compare and contrast 2020's Lovebirds with 1987's Moonstruck--it doesn't go well for the new kid! While lurking around 1987, The Running Man makes an appearance as we join Celia working her way through Arnold classics. 

On this episode, Morgan Jeske, Celia Mattison & Tucker get together to compare and contrast 2020's Lovebirds with 1987's Moonstruck--it doesn't go well for the new kid! While lurking around 1987, The Running Man makes an appearance as we join Celia working her way through Arnold classics. 

Celia Mattison returns to the show to talk with Tucker about Spike Lee's latest, Da 5 Bloods, and then takes us on a mystical journey to the mindset of someone who is watching Commando for the very first time!

In this episode, Tucker is joined by Sara & Tom McHenry and Nina Stone to get down to the business of ranking Martin Scorsese's first ten films. It's a long one, and includes some complaints about 2019's Joker, for reasons that will be apparent.

Celia Mattison returns to talk with Tucker about the historical romance piece, Portrait of a Lady on Fire , the Alien ripoff Underwater and the latest installment in Blumhouse's confusing attempts at social commentary by way of bloodshed, The Hunt.

On this episode, Tucker is joined by Geoff Lapid & Tessa Strain to talk about Ben Affleck's career, his new movie The Way Back, and why it's stupid to replace character actors with easter egg hunts. You can download episodes directly from  itunes  and  rss . This is a  Patreon -supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to monthly rewards from the hosts. 

This week, Tucker is joined by Celia Mattison to talk about the latest attempt by Netflix to make us all forget we like to see real movies in a real movie theater with our real hands, our real fingers: Extraction , starring Chris Hemsworth. That's the one on the table. Also discussed is Celia's journey into horror, with a look at the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Descent.

This week, Tucker is talking with Matt Seneca about The Invisible Man, the new one from Leigh Whannell & Elizabeth Moss, and then they catch up on Beaches, and then Tucker talks about Garth Ennis until they run out of tape, restart things and talk more about Garth Ennis. GARTH!

It's a shelter-in-place special, with Chicago residents Tom & Sara McHenry. They'll talk to Tucker about how they're managing the new normal: high doses of Marvel movie fan Martin Scorsese. Stick around to see if you can remember the name of a Sleepers star before Tom and Tucker do!  Our intro,  as always, is from  Escape From New York. You can download episodes directly from  itunes  and  rss . T...

Matt and Tucker plow through Tucker's recent foray into the classics section, Matt pontificates on The Flowers Of St. Francis, they talk about comics. David Lean, Michael Bay, whether or not you should have to watch Charlize Theron kiss someone that is a regular person, and a dude who used tap dancing as an insult. Get some!

This week, Tucker and Matt Seneca are talking about two movies featuring Blake Lively: the notorious box office flop Rhythm Section, and A Simple Favor, a weird hybrid of comedy and noir featuring Anna Kendrick and the latest actor to don the black visor of SNAKE EYES.

Ah, war pictures: can Matt Seneca get over his (understandable!) moral objections and get about the business of enjoying Sam Mendes latest attempt to be your favorite overly fussy British filmmaker type? 1917 isn't the only item on the to-do list--we're also getting about the business of talking footchases, with a belated look at 2006's Apocalypto , one of those movies that the streaming giants do...

On this episode of Travis Bickle, Tucker is joined by Lorin Kozlowski from Roach Koach to talk about the latest movies from the Star Wars universe AND the Michael Bay universe. Which of these films should garner your everlasting soul? There's only one right answer!

Tucker and guest RJ Casey were once up above it, but now they're down in it...down in Richard Jewell conversation, that is! It's a one-movie conversation about Clint Eastwood's latest! This is a  Patreon -supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to monthly rewards from the hosts.

Morgan and Tucker catch up on a whole mess of new movies, like Knives Out, Marriage Story (whoops!) and Irishman. IRISHMAN! (movie of the year?) This is a Patreon -supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to monthly rewards from the hosts.