Only The Best For Hayden Maxwell

Carmen Christopher and Eleanore Pienta literally hate each other. Like there's tension this whole episode. We talk Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush.

Simone Norman and Tim Platt come on hot and ready to take on classic Hollywood with the Humphrey Bogart movie In a Lonely Place. In that movie he acts like a freak!!!!!

Sachi Ezura and Nathan Ward have a brief encounter on my podcast where they talk about Brief Encounter yes do you see how I set that up and knocked that down?

Brian Fiddyment and Riley Soloner come on to watch and discuss a movie about a bunch of horny nuns stuck on a mountaintop: Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's Black Narcissus!

Brett Davis and Rachel Kaly are on the show to watch and discuss Bela Tarr's Werckmeister Harmoinies.

Caroline Yost entertains fellow guest Drennen Quinn (making up for his poor performance on his last visit) with stories of her time abroad. Plus, they watch Sergio Leone's gangster epic Once Upon a Time in America.

Patrick Hastie and Diego Lopez watch Alfred Hitchock's spy thriller Notorious and has a word or two on eating pens.

Renaissance men Conor Donahue and Ben Kling meet on mic and discuss Kanye, Black Panther, and Howard Hawks's Only Angels Have Wings.

Tynan DeLong and Matt Stowe return to debate the merits and demerits oF Carl Th. Dreyer's horror flick Vampyr.

Joe Rumrill and Kevin Bannon tend to a dying Hayden as Jimmy Hollywood acts as his nurse and they review Ingmar Bergman's legendarily brutal Cries and Whispers.

Nick Naney and Casey James Salengo watch the original 1933 King Kong and get to the bottom of people who go by three names and also maybe a surprise guest pops up?

Franesca D'Uva and Edy Modica two cool ass motherfuckers watch Star Wars from George Lucas - Edy's never seen it and Francesca's seen it annually - will they EVER get along?

Andy Bankin and Sally Burtnick sing their way through the legendary musical The Umbrellas of Cherbourg and the podcast tries to make some money.

Courtney Maginnis and Max Rosen travel to the earliest days of the cinema and are wowed by Georges Mielies's A Trip to the Moon

Annie Donley and Andrew Tisher talk about dads, death, and the 1940 newspaper rom com His Girl Friday.

Jess Lane and Tommy McNamara tolerate host Hayden Maxwell's disgusting opinions and bad breath long enough to watch and discuss Martin Scorsese's GoodFellas.

Colin Burgess and Tony Zaret return to the podcast to talk Broadway and one of the great New York movies Sweet Smell of Success.

Mary Houlihan and Ben Wasserman return to discuss Kind Hearts and Coronets.

Lucas Gardner and J.P. McDade go on an exotic vacation to the South Seas with a little help from our friend the cinema: We watch and discuss F.W. Murnau's Tabu!

Eliza Hurwitz and Dan Licata talk their treasured cinematic memories and John Ford's definitive adaptation of John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath.