AnotherLook with Will and Corey

We're getting slimy with it over on 'AnotherLook' this week with Will's pick - the exploitation classic Slugs (1988)! Listen up as the podcast duo discusses gore, gross-out gags, and all sorts of viscera while attempting to articulate their feelings on this so-bad-it's-beautiful creature feature.

It's Ingmar Bergman week over on 'AnotherLook' - listen up as Corey's pick, Hour of the Wolf, has us examining all the usual stylistic characteristics of the famed auteur. Existentialism! Artistic malaise! Psychological torment! All this and more for Bergman's sole horror film on the spooky 7th season of 'AnotherLook'.

The 'AnotherLook' podcast continues their spooky season line-up with Joel Anderson's Lake Mungo (2008). Will's pick has the duo discussing the nature of found-footage, grief, Twin Peaks, the emergence of Tubi Cult Cinema, and much more!

The seventh deadly season is upon us! Settle in by the fireplace with Corey's pick for the week - the Hammer Films production of The Hound of the Baskervilles. Listen up as we talk Hammer's house style, Terence Fisher's status as one of the great horror craftsmen, the look and vibe of Sherlock Holmes as a character, and much more! Also: We've launched an updated Patreon! Check this...

It's the season 6 finale of 'AnotherLook', and you can't stop the beat! We welcome Will's fiancée Robyn back to the pod as a special guest to share her love of this memorable 2000s musical, and we examine the similarities and differences between the theatrical revamp and the original John Waters' classic. Listen up!

Will's pick for the week is no mere ninety-minute horror flick this time around - it's the macabre labyrinth of race, class, and 20th century history that is the O.J. Made in America documentary. Listen up as the 'AnotherLook' duo examines Ezra Edelman's Academy (and Emmy) award winning epic, talking about all aspects of its 30 for 30 structure and the expansive ideas on its mi...

'AnotherLook' is delving into the satirical, spontaneous sensibility of Robert Altman with Corey's pick for the week: The Long Goodbye (1973). Listen up as we discuss this adaptation of Raymond Chandler, its moody and dreamy flow-state filmmaking, the fabulous ensemble, and much more! Light a cigarette and press play.

It's time! We're finally talking Tobe Hooper on 'AnotherLook'. Will's pick for the week is a carnival slasher - The Funhouse! Listen up as the dynamic duo discuss their shared history of Tobe Hooper's films, the underrated qualities of this elegant sideshow attraction, all the ins and outs of its thematic set-dressing, not to mention its place as a meta-text of horror histo...

Corey's pick for the week is all about what happens *after* a clean getaway - the early 90s comedy Quick Change! Listen up as we talk about the all-star cast of this hidden gem, just how good it is as a comedy and a crime film, not to mention the usual exploration of context upon its initial release and beyond.

The 'AnotherLook' duo is back with a discussion of the highly anticipated horror-comedy from Zach Cregger - Weapons. Tune in as we ramble on about our initial impressions of his latest film, our thoughts on Barbarian, and much more! Spoilers galore - see the movie and then listen!

'AnotherLook' goes retro with this swinging 60s battle of the sexes rom-com, Down With Love (2003)! Will's pick is directed by Peyton Reed, who before helming the Ant-Man films, had a scattered but fascinating filmography of creative studio entertainments. Listen up as the duo discusses its unique and colorful look, its charming wordplay and innuendo, as well as its campy examination o...

It's finally time for a documentary on 'AnotherLook' as Corey selects the poetic space collage For All Mankind for his weekly pick. Listen up as we look to the stars and talk about the moon landing, the various apollo missions, Brian Eno's transcendent soundtrack, and the spectacular footage that has been unearthed by NASA over the decades since the space-age.

After 6 seasons of pondering which Ridley Scott film to revisit on 'AnotherLook', Will finally landed on 2013's The Counselor - a steamy and philosophical romp featuring an original screenplay by Cormac McCarthy and an all-star cast! Trashed upon its theatrical release, has this unique oddity stood the test of time?

Buckle up for a new episode of 'AnotherLook', as Corey's pick for the week takes us on a journey through highway truck stops, grungy motels, and CB radio antics. It's Joyride! And no, it isn't the one from 1977. Nor is it the one from 2023. There's quite a few movies with the same title. We talk about Paul Walker, Steve Zahn, Leelee Sobieski, and the iconic voice of Ted Lev...

Season 6 begins with the 'AnotherLook' duo back in the jungle talking about Peter Jackson's blank check creature feature King Kong (2005). Listen up as Will and Corey discuss PJ's affection for movie monsters and epic storytelling, as well as the film's role as a synthesis of his various genre fascinations. Not to mention its status as a technological achievement - at one point...

The 50th episode spectacular has arrived! Our season finale of 'AnotherLook' has the dynamic duo talking Jade with two good friends and special guests - celebrating William Friedkin, 90s erotic thrillers, camp and absurdity, the new 4K edition from Vinegar Syndrome, and much more!

Our road to fifty episodes continues with a personal favorite of Corey's - Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins! Listen up as the 'AnotherLook' dynamic duo discusses the reinvention of its caped crusader, Nolan's transition from puzzle-box filmmaker to blockbuster champion, and much more.

A new Wes Anderson confection is always a treat, so Corey and Will decided to discuss their initial impressions of his latest work - The Phoenician Scheme! Listen up as we talk Wes Anderson's often-parodied but never replicated visual style, his form of mannered ensemble performances, and the ways in which he continues to evolve the craft of his universes.

The 'AnotherLook' duo goes classical with a revisit of a cherished masterwork - Elia Kazan's On The Waterfront. Listen up as Will and Corey examine the film's synthesis of realism and style, Marlon Brando as a star and actor, not to mention the controversy surrounding Elia Kazan. Join us as we aim to be contenders of this lauded favorite.

What else is there to say about The Shawshank Redemption (1994)? The AnotherLook duo is eager to push the boundaries and see what else can be gleamed from this landmark prison drama. Corey's pick for the week has the podcast discussing early-childhood movie moments, sturdy Hollywood storytelling/style, Morgan Freeman's narration, and much more!

Summer is on the horizon, and with all the Tom Cruise fervor in the air due to Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, let's check in with Will's pick for the week: Top Gun: Maverick (2022). Listen up as the AnotherLook duo discusses Hollywood classicism, epic movie-making scale, Tom Cruise as a stand-in for both analog tech and the traditional cinematic experience, and other nuances of...

Season 5 of 'AnotherLook' pushes forward with Corey's pick for the week: the adventurous Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan rom-com Joe Versus the Volcano! Listen up as we talk about capitalism, romance, the beauty and realities of life, and so much more!

AnotherLook is back at the Milwaukee Film Festival. Tune in as Will and Corey discuss the many entries at this year's line-up, including David Cronenberg's The Shrouds! This bonus episode is full of Q&As with various filmmakers and plenty of discussion!

Zoinks! The AnotherLook duo is talking Will's pick for the week: the live-action Scooby-Doo film from 2002. Listen up as Corey and Will search for clues, discuss the iconic animated Hanna-Barbara property, and examine the film's strange mix of Y2K energy and 70s groovy energy.

We're delivering a new episode right to your mailbox. And by this I mean your Spotify notifications. Corey's pick for the week is the post-apocalyptic Kevin Costner blank check epic The Postman (1997). Listen up as we talk about the pure movie star quality of its central star, the book of the same name that the film was based on, and other facts about this huge commercial and critical flop...