Sometimes a film leaves an indelible impression on you because its ending is so buoyant that you feel uplifted, lighter than air. The Heiress (Wyler, 1949) leaves a bruise on your heart, and it is because the ending is so irrevocably painful and bitter...

Mark Hurne talks to Aaron West about his experience at VTIFF – The Vermont International Film Festival. They discuss his experiences with some of the big films, but also just talk about the benefits of hitting a small film festival.

Jamie returns to the podcast just in time to cover a movie like no other that we’ve done. Is that a good thing, or did a patron just want to make us suffer. Spoiler; more the former but a bit of the latter. We love you Zeke!!!

It’s that most wonderful time of the year again! In this episode, The Magic Jack O’Lantern 2019, we once again bring you our list of viewing tricks and treats to celebrate the season. We watched one Halloween inspired title every day in October and now...

Here are the announcements for the Month of October — labels touched on include Arrow, Criterion, GarageHouse Pictures, Kino Lorber, MVD Rewind, Scorpion Releasing, Shout Factory, Studio Canal, Warner Archive and more!

Dave Eves joins again, and this time we take a detour and discuss horror films that are both in and out of the Criterion Collection. With it being October, we both committed to watch horror films throughout the month in order to get in the spirit of Ha...

Just in time for Halloween, this short follow-up to our October 2019 episode on “Art-House Horror” features host Josh Hornbeck speaking once again with Jon Laubinger of the Film Baby Film podcast. They briefly discuss the streaming landscape for horror...

Here’s another round of “Odds & Ends” folks! This round, Brian runs through a stack of 11 titles – including discs from Vinegar Syndrome, Kino Lorber, Scream Factory, Arrow Video and more! Fan of the show? We now have t-shirts (& other merch)!

When I selected Let’s Scare Jessica to Death (Hancock, 1971) as my Cole-o-ween choice for this year, I didn’t intend it as a response to Ericca’s choice. Nor was I trying to establish any sort of “women on the verge” theme.

For part 5 of our 6-part miniseries on Kieślowski’s monumental Dekalog television series, Matt and Travis welcome friend of the show and chief admin of the Criterion Considered group on Facebook Tim Leggoe.