Craig's List

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Tawny Newsome (Bajillion Dollar Properties) to discuss Jonathan Demme's 1984 Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense, as well as Carla's lack of musical knowledge, why she is a Hader Hater and why everyone in 1983 was on cocaine.

Craig & Carla have a conversation about The Conversation, as well as how Craig first saw this movie with a different Carla, how Carla shoplifted magazines with Bette Midler articles, and why Jimmy McNulty should star in the remake.

Craig & Carla welcome return guest Paul F. Tompkins to discuss Steven Spielberg's classic Jaws, as well as why Craig didn't get to go to Martha's Vineyard, the most famous cuck in movie history, and why Angela Lansbury no longer appears daily at Universal Theme Park.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Marc Evan Jackson to discuss Craig's 51st favorite movie, 1988's The Accidental Tourist, as well as regional sodas, Kathleen Turner's husky voice and Marc's affinity for Home Alone.

Craig & Carla discuss Craig's 52nd favorite movie, 1948's The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre, as well as the difficulties of prospecting, Meryl's EGOT, and which Huston is a hotty.

It's time to mix things up this week for a little Carla's List! Due to popular demand, Craig & Carla talk about one of Carla's favorite films Peter Bogdanovich's 1972 farce What's Up Doc? Find out when Craig LOLed and why Barbra is Carla's style icon! We'll resume Craig's List next week.

Craig & Carla welcome their special guest, musician (and Carla's childhood friend) Matt Parker, to discuss Jonathan Demme's 1991 classic The Silence Of The Lambs. Also, we play "What is Hannibal Lechter slurping?" and Carla eats a lemon!

Craig & Carla welcome special guest James Dunn to discuss the 3rd of 7 Woody Allen movies on Craig's List, 1975's Love And Death, as well as how Jesus named broccoli, how Carla only made in through 5 minutes of Bergman's Seventh Seal, and how Craig has trouble pitching a tent.

Craig watches Martin Scorsese's classic Raging Bull. Carla takes her 2nd PASS and watches another movie featuring Cathy Moriarty, 1991's Soapdish. They also discuss the tropes of soaps and Joe Pesci's connection to The Third Man.

Craig & Carla welcome special guests Julie Lacouture and Alfredo for a big night watching Big Night! We also discuss how Isabella Rossellini & Bjork should be friends, and how anyone who can cook an egg is going to be alright in life.

Craig & Carla are back to talk about his 57th favorite movie, 1949's The Third Man, as well as zithers, black racketeers, Sacher Tortes, kitchen dragons, and cuckoo clocks!

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Ken Plume (A Bit Of A Chat) to talk Hitchcock's suspense classic Strangers On A Train, as well as how men with long nail gross Carla out, how Delaware Tech is the lamest possible college, and how this movie has some of the worst police work you'll ever see.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Rich Talarico to discuss Craig's 59th favorite movie, QT's debut Reservoir Dogs! Also, the influence the movie had on Chicago's improv community, the meaning of the title, and Rich tells his version of the Pulp Fiction opening day story.

Craig & Carla welcome special guests Gabe Diani and Etta Devine to discuss Craig's 60th favorite movie, beloved children's classic Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory, as well as Freddie Prinze, Jr. Finding Forrester and where the hell this movie is supposed to be set.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Stephen C. James to discuss Craig's 61st favorite movie, Disney's Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs (NOT Dwarves!), as well as the La La Land Effect, alternate dwarf names and a shocking twist ending (a Craig's List FIRST)!

Craig & Carla have been sequestered but they've come back with The Verdict! They discuss all-time favorite performances, how cute Craig was at age 14, and Carla proposes brand-new podcast, The Merylthon!

Our special guests Hrishikesh Hirway and Lindsey Mortensen join us to discuss Craig's 63rd favorite movie, Michel Gondry and Charlie Kaufman's 2004 Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind. Also, Hrishi and Lindsey's Science Of Sleep story! Craig and Carla's Science Of Sleep story! And Carla's Top 5 Places To Cry!

Craig & Carla discuss his 64th favorite movie, Robert Altman's very Altmanesque Nashville (1975). Also, Carla explains The 'Burbs and Batteries Not Included to Craig, and Craig reveals the story about his alter ego, Hannibal Z. Jethro.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Ben Blacker (Thrilling Adventure Hour, Nerdist Writers Panel) to discuss Craig's 65th favorite movie, 1982 comedy classic Tootsie, as well as how it was never a comedy, why Tracy Letts is now America's asshole, and Carla's Dustin Hoffman story!

Craig & Carla discuss his 66th favorite movie, Stanley Kubrick's Paths Of Glory, as well as Carla's lunchdate plans, all the E-mails Carla sent while Craig watched this movie, and all the things Carla would rather talk about than Paths Of Glory.

Craig & Carla discuss Woody Allen's The Purple Rose of Cairo with special guest Brian Shortall, as well as why waiting tables should be a high school class, Craig's imdb credits, and Carla's Glenn Headley story.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Liz Cackowski (too many Cackowskis?) to discuss QT's 1994 classic Pulp Fiction, as well as whether you're allowed to wear a choker again, how hot and how old Bruce Willis is in this movie, and whether the devil takes your soul from the back of your head.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Nancy Hayden to discuss Wim Wenders' 1987 world cinema classic Wings Of Desire, as well as Craig's agnosticism, Carla's sideboob, and Nancy's affinity for Love, Actually.

Craig & Carla discuss his 70th favorite film, 1962's To Kill A Mockingbird, as well as how the Bangles came up with Walk Like An Egyptian, whether Gregory Peck really shot that dog, and why Carla is so cranky.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Jennifer Marie Kelley to discuss his 71st favorite film, problematic Hollywood classic Gone With The Wind, as well as Erica Kane, team Jacob vs. team Edward, and Clark Gable's bad breath.