80 Min
Nov 9, 2018
How do we critique queer art (especially when it's beloved)?
41 Min
Nov 8, 2018
Transcendent musical performance and messy gender dynamics in Cooper's new take on the old tale.
77 Min
Nov 6, 2018
Luca Guadagnino's remake of the Dario Argento cult horror classic, plus the most striking uses of color in movies.
Spiritual leaders of different faith discuss the role of religion in sci-fi fantasy worlds.
The '54 musical spin on the old Hollywood fable starring Judy Garland and James Mason set the stage for Bradley Cooper's latest take.
The child of a silent film actress, Dvorak was so determined to be a star that at first, she wouldn’t take no for an answer.
New films from Jeremy Saulnier ("Blue Ruin" "Green Room"), Tamara Jenkins ("The Savages") and more.
Redford's farewell to acting is a perfect bookend with his iconic turn as The Sundance Kid.
A Sacred Cow review of the John Carpenter classic and thoughts on the new Carpenter-approved sequel directed by David Gordon Green.
With Robert Redford's latest and possibly last film currently in theaters, a look back at his classic pairing with Paul Newman from 1969.
"La La Land" director Damien Chazelle brings down the volume for his Neil Armstrong biopic.
How does the Michael Moore's approach play in 2018's heightened political climate?
Jimmy performs sincerity in support of his bar reinstatement appeal while Mike runs a Mann hunt.
Jeb Lund is back to discuss ABC's feels-y Edward Jones commercial slash drama, plus House for the Canon and a sizzling prestige Game Time!
Sofia Coppola's 2003 film gets the Sacred Cow treatment, plus Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly in director Jacques Audiard's English-language debut.
Todd Robert Anderson and Stephen J. Skelton join us for the first time to talk about CBS's reimagining of the '80s action classic!
Kim's plan for Huell is revealed, and it's cramping the hell out of Jimmy's hand.
Lean's 1963 Best Picture-winner is a complicated take on hero worship and a thrilling showcase of the director's bold filmmaking.
How classic sci-fi and horror radio dramas set the stage for stories that couldn't be told yet without advanced SFX
Adam Grosswirth returns to discuss the latest episodes, plus an Alias Canon submission and a heartbreaker of a Game Time!
Long reduced to a couple of infamous scenes, "Deliverance" is also a prescient ecological nightmare - and it made a star of the late Burt Reynolds.
When Spike Lee makes a film about the past, he's actually making a film about the present.
Ethan Hawke's advice for raising daughters - and some movie talk, too. Plus, a look at the prolific actor's best screen moments.
A look back at the biggest titles from Telluride and Venice, and a look ahead at Toronto.
Writers and chefs discuss the roles that food can play in sci-fi fantasy worlds.
Or do you? ATX Festival co-founders Caitlin McFarland and Emily Gipson on CIA: Scranton, a Gilmore Nonac submission, and more!
In part 1 of this Spike Lee pairing, a consideration of the rare cradle-to-grave biopic that gets it right.
Rudolph Valentino was Hollywood’s first “latin lover.” His shocking death at the age of 31 was attributed to side effects from an appendectomy, but Hollywood Babylon forwards theories that Valentino may have actually been poisoned
Better Call Saul is looking at the man in the mirror but only indirectly, as Mike brings his tradecraft to project management, Kim rebels, and Jimmy's entrepreneurship takes a hit.
Thoughts on two highly-acclaimed new indies, plus "John McEnroe: In the Realm of Perfection" and "Night Comes On."
How the shark movie has progressed - and not - from Spielberg's '75 masterpiece to this summer's The Meg.
Representation and "Crazy Rich Asians," plus /Filmcast host Dave Chen joins for takeaways from a decade-plus talking about movies
Three years after my Dungeons & Dragons episode, where I first learned how to play, I discuss the epic and surprisingly personal journey I've been on with my D&D group.
Will Leitch returns to discuss the Breaking Bad prequel's pacing and a crackpot letter theory, plus vintage procedurals and a high-volume Game Time!
The Kim Kardashian of her day, Peggy Hopkins Joyce was famous for being rich and famous—and for her marriages and involvements with rich and famous men, including Charlie Chaplin.
Alaska talks about racism in the drag community, being a nudist, and why her new album has been so confronting.
With a new killer shark movie menacing moviegoers this summer, a consideration of the first and best of them, Spielberg's '75 masterpiece.
Jimmy reads Chuck's letter, Gus sends a dispatch via 'crime' 'scene,' and the dead of Breaking Bad live again.
Spike Lee is in top form with his latest, offering a chance to consider some favorite moments in the director's thirty-year career.
Who was Will Hays, and how did he come to put his name on the censorship “Code” that would shape the content of movies more than any other single force from the early 1930s into the 1960s?
After two decades, the Mission Impossible franchise is still finding a way to raise the stakes.
Kim steps in for Jimmy in the settling of Chuck's estate while Jimmy sells himself as a salesman.
A hurricane is the natural disaster joining all the unnatural disasters on Desna's wedding day.
A debate about Christopher Nolan's landmark film and its status as the best superhero movie ever.
In the aftermath of three emergencies, everyone in 'Smoke' searches for clarity.