The Playlist Podcast Network

Ryan and Oktay are joined by Erik McClanahan to discuss Ryan's round of horror picks that place you firmly into the perspective of the film's killers: the original 1980 "Maniac" and the 1983 Austrian film "Angst."

Oktay and Ryan offer up their first round of (belated) horror-themed picks for fall, which is Oktay's precipitation double-feature of John Carpenter's 'The Fog' and Frank Darabont's 'The Mist.'

Erik and Joe dive into a more free flowing, open chat on this episode regarding heroes in movies, and much more. But they do recommend and discuss some new releases in Jane, Brawl in Cell Block 99 and Wheelman.

Joe and Erik discuss The Square and Lady Bird.

Indie Beat - Paul Taylor by The Playlist

Joe and Erik discuss Yorgos Lanthimos' latest surreally comic nightmare, The Killing of a Sacred Deer. They also discuss the horror genre and where it's at in 2017.

Indie Beat - Theodore Collatos by The Playlist

Robert Ham (Paste Magazine, Portland Mercury, XRay.fm) joins Oktay and Ryan to tackle two whimsical, melancholy comedies about moving on: Zach Braff's "Garden State" and Bill Forsyth's "Comfort and Joy."

Joe and Erik discuss Noah Baumbach's work to date, including his latest The Meyerowitz Stories and his first film, Kicking And Screaming.

AYT #154: Blade Runner 2049 / The Florida Project by The Playlist

Indie Beat - Adam Keleman by The Playlist

Ryan Oliver, Playlist Editor-in-Chief Rodrigo Perez, and Adjust Your Tracking co-host Erik McClanahan discuss the movie that is on everyone's mind this week: "Blade Runner 2049" 0:00-2:01 - Intro 2:02-9:20 - Reflection on Original "Blade Runner" 9:20-22:57 - Initial Reaction to "Blade Runner 2049" (Spoiler-Free) 22:57-57:50 - ***SPOILER DISCUSSION***

On this episode, Oktay and Ryan examine two dark comedies that deal with death in vastly different ways: Frank Oz's 2007 "Death at a Funeral" and Paul Bartel's 1982 satire "Eating Raoul."

On this episode of Adjust Your Tracking, Joe and Erik discuss the coming-of-age indie thriller "Super Dark Times" for our main review. In the back half we dig into some Laptop Cinema recommendations for films that are streaming.

Joe and Erik dig into the career thus far of one Darren Aronofsky, the filmmaker behind last weekend's Mother!, a fascinating film that's swiftly divided audiences and critics even after a less-than-stellar box office haul.

Indie Beat - Daniel Martinico by The Playlist

Joe and Erik discuss the massive success of It and also find plenty to gripe about the movie, even though audiences and most critics seem to be taken with this latest adaptation of Stephen King's seminal book. We also find time to catch up on Twin Peaks: The Return as well as some new Netflix titles—Nocturama in particular comes highly recommended.

Joe and Erik reflect on the summer movie season that just ended, then use it as a gateway to champion two smaller, but bizarrely similar, indie releases in Good Time and Ingrid Goes West.

Ryan Oliver and Playlist Editor-in-Chief Rodrigo Perez attempt to unpack and break down the two-part finale of David Lynch and Mark Frost's epic "Twin Peaks: The Return."

Oktay and Andrew Crump dive into two musicals about bittersweet romance and fated lovers: Damien Chazelle's "La La Land" and Jacques Demy's "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg."

Ryan Oliver and Playlist Editor-in-Chief Rodrigo Perez discuss in real-time the announcement of a Joker origin story to be directed by Todd Phillips ("The Hangover," "Old School").

Indie Beat - Caroline Golum by The Playlist

Luca Guadagnino Talks 'Call Me By Your Name' And 'Suspiria' at the recent 2017 Melbourne Film Festival

Ryan Oliver and Playlist Editor-in-Chief Rodrigo Perez discuss the news about the Obi-Wan Kenobi spinoff, as well as some thoughts on Justice League and the CinemaSins debate.

On this ninth episode of our TV podcast, host Kimber Myers chats with Playlist editor-in-chief Rodrigo Perez about Netflix's "The Defenders" and what else we're watching.