Pause It For Me

Enjoying the last of the warm weather in lovely cottage country, we take a look at aliens and cowboys via "The War of the Worlds" from 1953, and "The Searchers" from 1956. Are these outdated stories of wonder enough to keep us entertained in 2023? Listen in and find out! Our theme song is "A Stillness in the Rain" by Coffee Date from the album "Stardew and Chill&...

From another world.

Out campin', and takin' a break. Back in a few weeks!

Is it fair to talk about a movie we promised we'd talk about, even when there's little desire to do so? Feel free to weigh in via a comment or direct message. Either way, we soldier through A Streetcar Named Desire and aim to give you listeners some quality content.

We put a pause on our list of historically notable films to talk about every movie we can remember that we stopped in the middle of and never came back to. What makes you walk out of a movie (or, just turn the tv off)? Will we ever return to some of these?

After a successful venture onto Karl and Gabe Go To The Movies, we kidnap Gabe into our own podcast to force him into talking about The Red Shoes; a movie we're covering for the sole reason that Gabe said it was good. Throw away the edibles and jump into the discussion!

By pure luck, we were able to catch "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" in theaters! Firas joined us for the viewing, and a spirited discussion. Stay tuned for a quick word from 2015!

Maltese Falcon was boring, let's talk about something else.

This is it. The big one. The so-called greatest movie ever made. Does it live up to the hype? Does it crash and burn? Is it even worth remembering at all? Help us through this one, as we tackle: CITIZEN KANE.

It's the fast-talking, fast moving movie event of the year! Taking a break between massive epics, we take a peek at the smaller scale film from 1941, "His Girl Friday"! Take a listen as we try to keep up with Cary Grant's silliness and Rosalind Russell's sharp wit.

We hit our longest movie yet on Pause It For Me with one of the highest grossing, awardest winning, history revising features of all time! Does Gone With The Wind have a place in modern movie watching, or should it take a cue from its title? Strap in and hear our take.

The towering beast has fully woken the sound-era! We give our thoughts in 1933's "King Kong"! Does the film live up to it's humongous place in history? Tune in to hear our take!

The 2023 cross-over event we've all been waiting for! Gabe from Karl and Gabe Go To The Movies guest-stars for our discussion of the silent-era drama, "The Passion of Joan of Arc"!

After a brief unenthused chat about 1927's "The Jazz Singer", we catch the audience up on the movies and TV shows we've been watching that haven't been featured on the podcast! (Rebecca, Superman, X-Men The Animated Series)

Welcome to the official kick-off to our chronological adventure through film history! We'll be starting in 1927 with the silent classic "Metropolis", and working our way through the decades as we finally watch the historical classics that passed the two of us by.

Kicking off Season 2 of the podcast, we talk about our favourite music-based movie moments and give our top 5 puncutating needle-drops in film!

We close out Season 1 of the podcast by peeking at some highly rated classics from Italian film. Ridiculous and overrated, or gripping masterpieces? Pour some espresso and gear up for "Bicycle Thieves" and "L'Avventura"!

First we zip back to the past, then blast back to the present of Japanese cinema as we take a look at Harakiri and Drive My Car. Throw on your headphones and take a listen to our thoughts!

Celebrating the Christmas season with family anxiety and hijinx, we chat about The Family Stone, Happiest Season, and 8-Bit Christmas!

French New Wave is here! Revolutionary? Overrated? Let's dive in deep and take a look at The 400 Blows and Breathless!

As we head into the colder months, we kick-off our International Marathon with thoughts of cold-blooded murder... Park Chan-Wook's "Decision to Leave" and Bong Joon-Ho's "Memories of Murder" are up!

We end off the fall season with a few extra spookies we tucked in at the last minute (Addams Family 1 and 2), as well as the Bowie Documentary "Moonage Daydream", a Hannah favourite "Sing Street", and the Newman/Redford classic, "The Sting".

This week, it's 1931's "Frankenstein", 1987's "Monster Squad", and 2000's "Shadow Of The Vampire". Don't get spooked!

Locked tightly and snuggled up inside a forest cabin, we turn down the lights and turn up the laptop speakers for three spooky adventures... "Dawn of the Dead", "From Dusk Till Dawn", and "Wes Craven's New Nightmare". Pray we survive the night!

As we head further into October, we ramp up production and start a horror mini-marathon! Starting with A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 and 3, can these kooky sequels live up to the legacy of the original? Either way, they'll sure be entertaining!