Cinephoria!

Also available on Youtube. To cap off 2023, I'm joined by three of my acquaintances to discuss our favorite Blu Ray and 4K releases from 2023.

Also available on Youtube. From the major Hollywood reins comes How the West Was Won from 1962 to the smaller indie comedies from Andrew Bujalski with Funny Ha Ha and Mutual Appreciation. Have a great holiday!

Also available on Youtube. From Sweden to France, talk of Bo Widerberg's, Elvira Madigan and Francois Truffaut's, The Green Room.

Also available on Youtube. Discussion ranging from the passing of Ryan O'Neal, new theatrical releases including Dream Scenario and working on your craft and your art.

Also available on Youtube. Everything is connected. Talk of the recent documentary, King Coal leads right into another doc about small town America, Jasper Mall from 2020.

Also available on Youtube. The Blu Ray & 4K releases for December 2023.

Also available on Youtube. With Thanksgiving in the rear view mirror, it's time for talk on recent Blu Ray releases, the 2021 documentary, Cow and myriad film topics.

Also available on Youtube. Talk of the connective tissue of films from the work of Todd Haynes all the way to destructive teenage films of the 1960s and 1970s.

Also available on Youtube. A breeze in the air and film discussion at hand. New films from Alexander Payne (The Holdovers) and David Fincher (The Killer) along with some talk of Clean, Shaven before a wrap up on the Peter Sotos / Jamie Gillis series of transcriptions & essays, Pure Filth.

Also available on Youtube. A myriad topics jumping around from one to another. Recent Blu Rays purchased, Sofia Coppola's new film, Priscilla, new films coming out and more.

Also available on Youtube. The Blu Ray & 4K releases for October 2023.

Also available on Youtube. Finishing up talk on the Sam Peckinpah book, If They Move..Kill 'em and beginning talk on the Jamie Gillis / Peter Sotos book / transcription, Pure Filth.

Also available on Youtube. It's getting colder out, the leaves are blooming and the topics of appropriate seasonal cinema and literature is in full force. Brief talk of the new Martin Scorsese film, Killers of the Flowers Moon before ending with general discussions of film discoveries, film as an art and enjoying the Halloween season.

Also available on Youtube. The sun's down but the discussions on. New Criterion announcements, Bela Tarr's Werckmeister Harmonies and continued talk of Sam Peckinpah book-end the episode.

Also available on Youtube. The recent passing of Terence Davies leads into a talk about Strange Way of Life, the new short film from Pedro Almodovar and his work as a filmmaker. Cowboys in the West is a perfect segway into discussion of the book, If They Move, Kill 'Em and the legacy and work of Sam Peckinpah.

Also available on Youtube. The Blu Ray & 4K releases for October 2023.

Also available on Youtube. Discussing a myriad topics from the work of controversial documentaries to Peter Sotos and Jamie Gillis to the 2022 film, Spoiler Alert. All with a dry throat!

Also available on Youtube. Discussing all things Deep Throat and Linda Lovelace from Eric Danville's, The Complete Linda Lovelace.

Also available on Youtube. Finally keeping up with the talk that I planed previously. Discussion includes some of the upcoming films coming out of the Venice Film Festival. As well as that, the work of Ramin Bahrani including Man Push Cart, Chop Shop, Goodbye Solo and 99 Homes.

Also available on Youtube. Discussing two ridiculous but strangely charming films from the late 60s and early 70s. Stay Away Joe from 1968 and Blue Summer from 1973.

Also available on Youtube. A little disorganized here but we get on through! Discussions of random films, film memories, all while trying to not get distracted.

Also available on Youtube. The US and UK Blu Ray and 4K releases for September 2023.

Also available on Youtube. So much to discuss, so little time. Brief talk on snuff books, Fat Man and Little Boy's comparison to Oppenheimer, a talk on Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, talk of John Sayles & Vittorio De Sica and ending with some talk on Dying Room Only.

Also available on Youtube. Discussing two contemporary films. Passages from Ira Sachs and Love & Saucers from Brad Abrahams.

Also available on Youtube. We say goodbye to the great William Friedkin with a brief overlook at some of his films. In the conversation of great filmmakers, a brief look at some films listed in the book on the making of Sam Peckinpah's The Wild Bunch. Topping it off with great filmmakers once again, a brief talk on Christopher Nolan's latest, Oppenheimer.