Craig's List

Craig discusses his 72nd favorite movie, Kevin Costner's Western epic Dances With Wolves. Carla takes a PASS and watches Mel Brooks' Western epic Blazing Saddles. Also, Carla reveals her deep psychic powers and does a pretty decent Lili Von Schtupp.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest, composer Jonathan Dinerstein to discuss Craig's 73rd favorite movie, Alfred Hitchcock's suspense classic Psycho! Also, Carla asks why there's so many robes in the movie, and Hitchcock orders a pizza.

Craig & Carla are back to discuss the first of SEVEN Woody Allen films on Craig's List, 1983's Zelig, as well as separating the art from the man, reading Moby Dick and Carla's flapper phase. Also, we plug a bunch of other podcasts for #trypod!

It's our first ever LIVE Craig's List, recorded on board the JoCo Cruise with special guest Little Janet Varney! C & C & LJV discuss 1989's Dead Poets Society. Also, Craig does an AMAZING Mickey Rourke, and we talk about a Mexican street dog we met and named Mr. Big Balls.

Craig & Carla are back with special guest and Baltimoron Derek Waters (Drunk History) to discuss Craig's 76th favorite movie, Barry Levinson's Diner, as well as how to do a Balmore accent, the origins of the "popcorn trick", and whether "pecker" connotes size.

Craig & Carla discuss his 77th favorite movie, Stanley Kubrick's Lolita from 1962, as well as why Carla wants a new mattress (and turkey wallpaper), the many voices of Peter Sellers, and why men love to murder Shelley Winters

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Marc Warzecha to discuss Craig's 78th favorite film, Wes Anderson's Rushmore, as well as how Burt Reynolds was the original Doc Brown, who the most famous pop culture figure with a barber for a father is, and how frickin' cool it would be to hang out with Bill Murray. Plus, Oscar picks!

Sacre bleu! The long-awaited Jean De Florette/Manon Of The Spring episode is finally here! Craig & Carla discuss this epic French film from 1986, as well as whether hunchbacks were a big thing back in the day, whether it's normal to take a bath with a harmonica, and what grosses Carla out more than ANYTHING.

Craig & Carla put the list aside for a week to cover their Top 10 favorite performances and movies of 2016! Yes, Carla is a listmaker! The learner has become the master. Does she put a TV show on her Top 10 movies list? You'll have to listen.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Jaime Moyer to discuss Craig's 80th favorite movie, Walt Disney's Pinocchio (1940), as well as the origins of Red Lobster, the temptations of Disney World's Pleasure Island, and why you can't have more than one cuckoo clock. Plus, a special SURPRISE for Carla's Quotes!

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Hal Lublin of We Got This to discuss Craig's 81st favorite movie 2010's Toy Story 3, as well as why baseballs don't talk in the Toy Story universe, what makes us laugh-cry and cry-laugh, and why Carla should never, ever, see Deliverance.

Craig & Carla deliberate over his 82nd favorite movie, 1957's 12 Angry Men, as well as the smoking of cigars, how to get out of jury duty and why every courthouse in the 1950's had a bidet.

Bon jour! Craig & Carla welcome special guest Kurt Aneer, um, TODD COOPER to discuss Jean Renoir's 1939 masterpiece Le Regle De Jeu (The Rules of The Game) as well as whether you have to do homework to enjoy a movie, why Carla didn't feel like watching a bunch of rabbits getting slaughtered, and THE GREATEST CARLA'S QUOTE OF ALL TIME?

Craig & Carla discuss his 84th favorite movie, 1934's It Happened One Night, as well as the ins and outs of dunking, the relative hotness of Clark Gable, and what it's like to record a podcast while being thoroughly sick in the nose.

Craig & Carla discuss his 85th favorite movie, 1992's Unforgiven, directed by Clint Eastwood, as well as the proper terminology to refer to prostitutes, Han Solo hooking up with Princess Leia, and David Webb Peoples (it's fun to say!)

Craig & Carla discuss his 86th favorite movie, James Marsh's 2008 Oscar-winning documentary Man On Wire, as well as why Craig will never go up in the Eiffel Tower, how Craig almost fell onto a priceless work of art at the Tate Modern and why you aren't allowed to call him "Cacky"

Craig & Carla discuss his 87th favorite movie, Atom Egoyan's phenomenally sad 1997 film "The Sweet Hereafter", as well as post-election malaise, road trips, and Carla's repeated disdain for Gwyneth Paltrow in Shakespeare In Love.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Ben Acker (co-creator of The Thrilling Adventure Hour) to discuss Martin Scorsese's 1983 film The King Of Comedy, as well as how Blue Velvet is like the Doors, Ben's Hypothetical Carla's Quotes, and which Spice Girl everyone would be.

Craig & Carla discuss Craig's 89th favorite movie, and Francis Ford Coppola's 5th best movie, 1988's Tucker:The Man And His Dream, as well as possibly incestuous siblings, Coppola wine product placement and the range of Elias "Casey Jones" Koteas.

Craig & Carla are BACK to discuss Craig's 90th favorite movie, Terry Gilliam's Time Bandits, as well as such meaty topics as the existence of Jesus, the existence of Robin Hood, and the relative awesomeness of Masters of the Universe.

Craig & Carla discuss his 91st favorite movie, David Lynch's Blue Velvet, as well as Roger Ebert dining at Planet Hollywood, student film cinematography, and why this is Carla's least favorite movie of all time.

Join Craig & Carla and special guest Paul F. Tompkins as they discuss Craig's 92nd favorite movie, 1974's Lenny, as well as the origin of Dixie cups, whether Bob Fosse was an ass man, and what the deal is with strip clubs.

It's a SPOOKTACULAR October episode as Craig & Carla discuss Craig's 93rd favorite movie 1982's Poltergeist, directed by Tobe Hooper (or WAS IT?), as well as face-ripping, clown-strangling, and whether the dog dies or not.

Craig & Carla discuss Craig's 94th favorite movie, 1989's Say Anything, as well as why John Cusack was the Lena Dunham of the '80s, how to pronounce John Guare's name (Craig is wrong)and the behind-the-scenes SCOOP on Carla's appearance in High Fidelity!

Craig & Carla welcome their first ever guest to Craig's List, the man who married them, Bob Dassie! Then C, C, & B discuss David Fincher's 1995 film Se7en, including such topics as how that title is pronounced, how many make a couple, and how Bob's dad picked up women. Also, Carla leaves to use the bathroom. Special thanks to Jonathan Dinerstein for our awesome new THEME MUSIC!