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  Brian returns to the podcast to discuss one of his favorite Westerns, the modern classic 3:10 to Yuma. Directed by James Mangold, this acclaimed remake builds on the original film with an even stronger focus on character and relationships. We explore the movie’s powerful themes of honor, duty, sacrifice, and unexpected friendship, and why its story has left such a lasting impression on Brian. Jo...

Samantha joins us this week to discuss The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, her favorite chapter in The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy. We dive into her love for the franchise, the unforgettable cast, and the visionary direction of Peter Jackson. From epic battles to emotional character moments, we explore everything that makes this fantasy classic such a beloved and enduring film for Samantha...

Kara returns for Women’s History Month to discuss Tomb Raider (2018), a modern reimagining of the iconic adventure franchise. While the film received a mixed response upon release, it has found more appreciation over time for its grounded take on Lara Croft. As a fan of the games and the movie, Kara shares what makes this version of Tomb Raider stand out, why the character has remained so enduring...

Danny joins me this week to discuss The Banshees of Inisherin, the haunting and darkly humorous film from director Martin McDonagh. Set against the backdrop of the Irish Civil War, the movie serves as a powerful anti-war allegory exploring friendship, isolation, and the devastating consequences of conflict on a small community. Danny shares why this thought-provoking story left such a lasting impr...

David Steele from Reel Talks joins us this week to talk about the cult-favorite ’90s film Rounders. With an all-star cast and a gritty look at the underground poker world, this underrated gem helped spark a passion for poker and has remained a deep personal favorite for David. We dig into what makes Rounders endure, its memorable performances, and the great memories tied to one of the most quotabl...

Danny from the Mocky Horror Picture Show returns to the podcast to talk about their upcoming Christmas Special, happening December 28th at the historic Texas Theatre. During the episode, Danny previews what audiences can expect from the holiday event, including all-new jokes and gags, festive skits, and the group’s signature interactive fun. The special will also revisit the heartfelt holiday favo...

  This week, Phil Walsh—host of Phil At the Movies—joins the show to dive into one of his all-time favorite Christmas films and his top Tim Burton pick: Batman Returns. We explore the movie’s unique blend of holiday atmosphere, gothic style, and comic-book spectacle, as well as why its once-controversial darker tone has aged into a beloved cornerstone of Batman lore. Phil shares what makes the fil...

This week, Bart Weiss returns to share an inside look at the upcoming event An Evening with Fred Armisen for The Ernie Kovacs Award, taking place November 22nd at the historic Texas Theatre in Dallas. Co-hosted by Dallas VideoFest’s artistic director Bart Weiss and Josh Mills—son of Edie Adams—the celebration honors Armisen’s inventive comedic legacy. It’s a rare chance for fans to experience both...

Cori returns to the show to revisit one of the most iconic horror films of all time—John Carpenter’s Halloween. Together, we dive into what makes this slasher classic so enduring, from its unforgettable cast and Carpenter’s masterful direction to the chilling moments that still hold up decades later. Cori shares his personal connection to the film and why it continues to be a Halloween season stap...

This week, I’m joined by Jake to revisit Steven Spielberg’s War of the Worlds. Jake shares how the film made a lasting impression on him as a kid, from its groundbreaking effects to its relentless tension. Beyond the spectacle, he opens up about the parallels he saw in the story’s father-son relationship and how that connection turned this sci-fi blockbuster into a personal comfort movie. Together...

In this episode, Cody House from Video Store Rejects joins me to dive deep into David Fincher’s masterful thriller Zodiac. Often hailed as the pinnacle of Fincher’s career, the film’s meticulous detail, chilling atmosphere, and exploration of obsession make it a standout in modern cinema. Cody shares why Zodiac is his personal favorite, unpacking Fincher's connection to the story, the years of res...

This week, the hilarious cast of The Mocky Horror Picture Show drops by to talk about their next live show—and it's a claws-out roast of X-Men Origins: Wolverine! We dive into what makes this movie so mockable, how they prep for their signature interactive comedy events, and what fans can expect from this upcoming performance. Spoiler: there will be laughs, riffs, and more than a few jokes about C...

In this episode, Tim Rooney returns to dive deep into the shadowy world of classic film noir as we discuss The Smell of Sweet Success. This underappreciated gem follows a cunning journalist who weaponizes information to manipulate and destroy reputations — all in pursuit of influence and control. Though it wasn’t a box office smash on release, the film has since earned critical acclaim for its sha...

In this episode,  my guest Daniel Cheeseman joins the conversation to dive into Batman Forever, one of his favorite films. The discussion explores not only the movie’s vibrant and controversial style but also delves into the deeper lore of Batman as a character. Despite its mixed critical reception, Daniel shares why the film holds strong nostalgic value for him, highlighting its fun tone and uniq...

This week, Stu returns to the podcast to dive into Sin City. A longtime fan of comic book films, Stu shares why this one stands out—from its striking visual style to its unique blend of noir grit and modern storytelling. Directed by Robert Rodriguez and written by Frank Miller, Sin City stays true to its graphic novel roots while delivering a cinematic experience like no other. We break down the f...

In this podcast episode, Brian joins the hosts to discuss his favorite movie, Collateral. The conversation dives into the action-packed thriller, examining its exciting plot and the deeper themes explored throughout the film. They highlight how Collateral blends thrilling action with thought-provoking ideas, making it not just an entertaining film but one with layers to explore.   Brian's Links: s...

This week marks a special milestone — our 8th anniversary! To celebrate, we’re switching things up with a unique episode format. Join me as I count down my favorite movies that have been introduced to me by my amazing guests over the past year. It’s a fun trip down memory lane, filled with unforgettable films and great conversations. Tune in to discover which movies made the list and why they hold...

This week, Robbie joins us to dive into Yorgos Lanthimos' captivating film Poor Things. We explore the film's standout elements, from its incredible cast and mesmerizing music to its jaw-dropping set design. Set in a surreal, otherworldly environment, Poor Things offers a unique and thought-provoking experience that blends the strange with the engaging. Tune in for an in-depth discussion on this v...

This week, Emmet from the Gathering of the Geeks Podcast joins us to dive into the world of Wes Anderson, exploring one of his all-time favorites, The Royal Tenenbaums. Emmet shares how this film sparked his admiration for Anderson’s unique style and storytelling, and he’s been a dedicated follower of the director ever since. We discuss the film’s stunning cinematography, its ensemble cast of A-li...

  Carlo from The Movie Loot podcast joins us this month to dive into a hidden gem he loves: Aniara. Set in a dystopian future, this thought-provoking sci-fi film offers a layered and introspective exploration of what it means to be human, delving into how we cope with our circumstances when faced with the unknown.   The Movie Loot: The Movie Loot Podcast Twitter/X : @tmml2021 Catch up with us on T...

Danny returns this week to discuss a musical he believes is perfect for the holiday season. While he values the film's representation, it's the universal themes that resonate with him on a deeper level.   Danny's links: Scriptipps Catch up with us on Twitter:   @ILTMpodcast   Instagram: @Ilovethatmoviepodcast   Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Ilovethatmovie

Cody returns to discuss the classic holiday-adjacent film The Apartment, directed by Billy Wilder. This 1960 dramedy blends humor and drama to tell a poignant story, and its influence can be seen in many films that followed. Recorded last year, this episode explores how The Apartment became a template for future movies, showcasing its lasting impact on the genre.     Catch up with us on Twitter/X:...

Danny, Liz, and Albie from Mocky Horror Picture Show join us this week to dive into the 1997 family film Jack Frost—no, not the creepy horror movie, but the heartwarming holiday tale. Despite being a box office flop, this film has developed a cult following over the years, offering a mix of nostalgia, charm, and plenty of emotional moments. Tune in as we discuss this film in a light heartedly funn...

This week, we’re joined by Chris Balga from the Marvel Alliance podcast to dive into one of his all-time favorite action/dramas, Heat. In this episode, we explore everything that makes this film a standout—from its stellar ensemble cast and visionary director to the unforgettable scenes that have cemented it as a cinematic classic. Tune in for an in-depth discussion on why Heat continues to captiv...

Jim Scroggs joins us to discuss one of his favorite superhero films, Avengers: Infinity War. We dive into what makes this epic film stand out, from its massive cast and emotional stakes to Thanos’ quest for the Infinity Stones. Jim shares his thoughts on why Infinity War is a game-changer in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and why it continues to resonate with fans. Whether you're a longtime MCU fan...