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The Harbor

by Adrian Beqiri

The most patrician podcast of all time. Hosted by The Kino Kowboy and Dylan Rodriguez.

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Episodes

  1. Wings of Desire (1987)

    More movies needed Peter Falk as himself, chilling and shooting the breeze.

  2. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971)

    For Thanksgiving, the boys are discussing a film that always seems to be on TV around this time. The film is directed by Mel Stuart.

  3. Under The Silver Lake (2018)

    David Robert Mitchell's neo-noir send-up of Los Angeles is discussed.

  4. The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)

    Is this Wes Anderson's best film?

  5. The Graduate (1967)

    We are Benjamin Braddock. The Graduate is directed by Mike Nichols.

  6. Sam Raimi's Evil Dead Trilogy (1981-1992)

    For Halloween, the boys decided to run through the greatest horror trilogy of all time!

  7. Tenet (2020) (0202) teneT

    Back in 2020, the boys tried to decide whether going to the theater to see Nolan's new film in the middle of a global pandemic was worth it or not.

  8. Symbiopsychotaxiplasm (1968)

    William Greaves' film's film about a filmmaker making a film is discussed.

  9. Summer With Monika (1953)

    The boys discuss Bergman's sun-soaked coming-of-age film that subverts wanderlust with something that is surprisingly raw.

  10. Santa Sangre (1989)

    Alejandro Jodorowsky's best film is discussed.

  11. Rocky I-IV (Including IV's New Director's Cut)

    The boys discuss Rocky, Rocky II, Rocky III, and Rocky IV. Kino makes the case for why Rocky III might be the best one.

  12. Porco Rosso (1992)

    Hayao Miyazaki is really good at making us nostalgic for a time and place we've never experienced.

  13. Pink Flamingos (1972)

    Casher gets greased out by John Waters' landmark film.

  14. Paths of Glory (1957)

    Is this the best World War I film? Casher and Kino dive in... Paths of Glory is directed by none other than Stanley Kubrick.

  15. Paris, Texas (1984)

    One of the most breathtaking-looking films ever made that also has one of the emotionally devastating sequences put to film. Paris, Texas is directed by Wim Wenders.

  16. Memories of Murder (2003)

    Bong Joon Ho's murder mystery film is an all-timer for anyone who really enjoys drop kicks.

  17. La Dolce Vita (1960)

    Scott and Adrian discuss Fellini's magnum opus.

  18. Inside Llewyn Davis (2013)

    Dylan discusses with the boys why this is one of his favorite Coen Brothers films.

  19. Heavy Traffic (1973)

    Ralph Bakshi's most underrated animated urban masterwork is discussed.

  20. Funeral Parade of Roses (1969)

    The Japanese new wave experimental queer cinema classic is discussed. (If your problematic family member says, "It wasn't like that back in my day, this is a cool movie to point to.)

  21. Fanboys (2009) Fifteen Years Later

    The boys look back at a very dumb comedy from the late 2000s that was made during a very specific time in Star Wars fandom history.

  22. Evangelion: 3.0 + 1.0 Thrice Upon A Time

    The final film in the Evangelion Rebuild series brings the entire franchise full circle in ways the boys never could have possibly imagined. A true masterpiece and one of the best films of the new 20s.

  23. Dazed and Confused (1993)

    The greatest hangout film of all time is discussed. Dazed & Confused is directed by Richard Linklater.

  24. Brazil (1985)

    Terry Gilliam's dystopian retro-futuristic dreamscape masterpiece is discussed.

  25. Blue Velvet (1986)

    The boys discuss the Lynch film that solidified his style and recurring themes.

  26. Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (2006)

    Sam brings the boys an often overlooked slasher gem.

  27. Beetlejuice (1988) Halloween Special

    Tim Burton is more miss than hit, but when he hits, he hits. Happy Halloween!

  28. Adam Driver Has a Child and Her Name Is "Annette"

    Kino and Casher discuss one of the most underrated gems of the decade so far.

  29. American Graffiti (1973)

    George Lucas shows that, despite what our grandparents might say, there was not much to do back then, either.

  30. A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)

    Spielberg's somewhat unsung masterpiece (at least, back in the day) is discussed. Existential timbers are shivered.

  31. Adventureland (2009)

    The boys discuss the film Greg Mottola did after Superbad.

  32. A Boy and His Dog (1975)

    Before Mad Max, there was a little post-apocalyptic film that started it all. A Boy and His Dog is directed by L.Q. Jones

  33. Yi Yi (2000)

    Edward Yang's Y2K magnum opus is discussed.

  34. We're All Going to the World's Fair

    Kino discusses the chronically online subject matter of Jane Schoenbrun's directorial debut with Casher. Being both straight and cis men, they keep the discussion to things they know.

  35. To Live and Die in L.A.

    Is this the coolest Willem Dafoe has ever looked?

  36. Throw Away Your Books, Rally In The Streets

    Shūji Terayama's landmark experimental feature film is discussed.

  37. Threads (1984)

    The coolest TV movie of all time is discussed.

  38. There Will Be Blood (2007)

    It's a shame Daniel Plainview didn't live to see Sonic's half-priced shakes deal after 5 pm.

  39. The Way Way Back (2013)

    Proof that Sam Rockwell elevates anything he's in.

  40. The Warriors (1979)

    It's crazy that New York City was actually like this back then.

  41. The Thing (1982)

    Alex Fatherly joins us to talk about John Carpenter's masterpiece.

  42. The Swimmer (1968)

    This seemingly cozy yet psychological summer drama was engineered for our summer series. The Swimmer is directed by Frank Perry.

  43. The Social Network (2010)

    Wonder what he's up to these days.

  44. The Rise of Skywalker (2019) Five Years Later

    We give our final thoughts on the film forever.

  45. The Red Shoes (1948)

    Powell and Pressburger are at it again. Those two are just out of control, man.

  46. The Prestige (2006)

    Back in the late 2000s, Kino considered this the best Christopher Nolan film. How does it rank now?

  47. The Omen (1976)

    The boys are on the fence about whether this one is a horror classic or not.

  48. The King of Comedy (1982)

    We want Scorsese to do something like this again.

  49. The Incredibles (2004)

    The greatest Pixar film is discussed.

  50. The Holdovers (2023)

    The only holiday film worth a damn in the last twenty-five years is discussed.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The most patrician podcast of all time. Hosted by The Kino Kowboy and Dylan Rodriguez.

HOSTED BY

Adrian Beqiri

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