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The Important Cinema Club — 522 episodes
PATREON PREVIEW: The Scary Movie Marathon (Ft. The Laser Blast Film Society)
EPATREON: The Evil Dead Remakes Ft. Evil Dead Burn
E#475 - Are They More Than Special Features?
EPATREON PREVIEW: Michael Moore's The Big One
E#474 - Nick Corirossi Dares You To Gaze Into His Abyss
EPATREON PREVIEW: Are The Three Stooges Funnier On 16mm?
E#473 - Ride The Movies!
EPATREON PREVIEW: What We've Been Watching: Why Did I Go See Toy Story 5?
E#472 - We Are Pro Don Knotts
EPATREON PREVIEW: Disclosure Day and Other Big Summer Movies!
E#471 - Nagisa Oshima Can't Be Contained
EINTERVIEW: How Did They Ever Make a Movie of Burt Berger?
EPATREON PREVIEW: It Came From Hollywood! And Movies You're Allowed to Riff On
E#470 - Finally! It's Now Been Colorized!
E#469 - The Quiet Takashi Miike
EPATREON PREVIEW: The Cannes Film Festival and Standing Ovations
E#468 - The Angry Young Tsui Hark
EPATREON PREVIEW: What Is The One Thing Quentin Tarantino Asked of Will Sloan?
ETHE HOT-BLOOD BLOODED SPORTS MOVIE MARATHON IS HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND!
E#467 - Andrei Konchalovsky: The Man Who Directed Tango And Cash And Wrote With Tarkovsky
EPATREON PREVIEW: The LaserDisc Chronicles - Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace
E466 - Carl Theodor Dreyer's Dreamscapes
EPATREON PREVIEW: The Worst Jackie Chan Films (Ft. Panda Plan 2)
E#465 - Jim Carrey: The Funniest Man of 1994
EUNLOCKED: We Have Come Not To Bury, But To Praise Kevin Smith
EPATREON PREVIEW: We Definitively Predict The Summer Box Office of 2026
EINTERVIEW: Dave Baker Loves To Fight The Impossible
EPATREON PREVIEW: Mamma Mia!
E#464 - Take Me Out To The Baseball Movies!
E#463 - Your Are Not Ready For The Films of Belinda M. Wilson (Trust Us!)
EPATREON PREVIEW: Rumpelstillskin At The Grindhouse
E#462 - Don Siegel's Two Fisted Pictures
EPATREON PREVIEW: The Phantom of The Oscars
E#461 - The Serious Bruce Campbell
EPATREON PREVIEW: Ohh Nooo!!! Mr. Bill’s Classics!
EPATREON PREVIEW: The LaserDisc Chronicles - Son of Godzilla
E#460 - Are The Bowery Boys Funny?
E#459 - Happy Lunar New Year Movies!
E#458 - Suddenly Susan Seidelman
E#457 - Gilles Carle: Vive Le Cinema Libre!
E#456 - We Love Leonard Maltin
E#455 - The Best Films of 2025
E#454 - The Hottest Movies Of The Awards Season! (aka. Our Palm Springs Adventure)
E#453 - Celebrate The New Year With FOUR ROOMS (Starring Quentin Tarantino)
ECHRISTMAS SPECIAL: Merry Grinchmas!
E#452 - A Dolph Lundgren Christmas
E#451 - Are Killer Tomatoes Funny?
E#450 - Japan's Crazy Cats!
E#449 - Raj Kapoor: The Tears of a Clown
EThe Important Cinema Club LIVE @ The Bloor Hot Docs Cinema
E#448 - Shim Hyung-rae: The South Korean Jerry Lewis Vs. The Monsters
E#447 - It's Time To Chill with Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill
E#446 - The Horrors of 3D Films
E#445 - Mario Bava Perfected The Style
E#444- Jerry Warren: The Most Boring Horror Director To Ever Do It
EIT'S HAPPENING TODAY: The 24-Hour Horror Movie Mind Melter
E#443 - The Final Destination Series Is Here To Remind Us We Can Die At Anytime
E#442 - The Left-Wing Fury of Costa-Gavras
E#441 - Anne Charlotte Robertson Lived Through Her Films
E#440 - The Toronto International Film Festival 2025, Ft. A Serious Rock
EPATREON EPISODE UNLOCKED: The Paintings of Sylvester Stallone
E#439 - Nothing Will Ever Be The Same: Our Top Five Moviegoing Experiences
E#438 - The Alchemy of Adam Sandler
E#437 - Hulk Hogan Got Body Slammed By The Movies
E#436 - Why Has History Left Edmund Goulding Behind?
EINTERVIEW - Black Zero Returns with Stephen Broomer
E#435 - The Invisible Martial Arts of Tong Kai
E#434 - The Marx Brothers at MGM
E#433 - Edward L. Cahn Will Stop Making Movies When He's Dead
EFINAL WARNING: The 24-Hour Summer Movie Mind Melter Is Happening Today!
E#432 - Hollis Frampton: Structuralist
E#431 - Howie Mandel: The Tears of a Clown
E#430 - Hal Needham: The Hollywood Stuntman
E#429 - The Undiscovered Depths of V-Cinema
E#428 - Jacques Rivette: The Bad Boy of the French New Wave
E#427 - Old Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau Were Huge Comedy Stars in The 90s
E#426 - Martha Coolidge is Totally Radical
E#425 - Are You Ready To Laugh?: Stand Up Comedy At The Movies
E#424 - Ingmar Bergman Hated His Critics
E#423 - Ventriloquists on The Big Screen
EANNOUNCEMENT: Bollywood Horror @ The Fox Theatre in Toronto on April 8th!
E#422 - Joe Gage's Overwhelming Desire (with Conner Habib)
E#421 - Jia Zhangke Wants To Let You Know Time Crushes Us All
EINTERVIEW: Drew Friedman, Vermeer of the Borscht Belt
E#420 - Paul Donovan Won't Give In
E#419 - Sam Raimi's Spider-Man
E#418 - The Persona of Clint Eastwood
E#417 - Ernest Is Not Jim Varney
E#416 - The Complex Simplicity of Idrissa Ouedraogo
EINTERVIEW - The Golden Turkey Awards with Harry and Michael Medved
E#415 - Hardcore Musicals
E#414 - David Cronenberg's Clinical Trials feat. Violet Lucca
E#413 - We Answer All Your Questions! (The All Mailbag Episode)
E#412 - The Beauty of the Public Domain
E#411 - The Best Films of 2024
E#410 - A Shane Black Christmas
EUNLOCKED: Public Domain Special Features
E#409 - Come Up and See Mae West Sometime
E#408 - The Artistic Michael Bay
EThe Holiday Movie Mind Melter Is Happening Online December 7th! @ 9:00 AM (Eastern Time)
E#407 - Edward Bernds Directed The Three Stooges
EINTERVIEW - Roberta Findlay vs Academia
E#406 - Richard Fleischer: The Professional
E#405 - Is There a Case for Uwe Boll?
E#404 - The Horrors of William Shatner
E#403 - The Sequels of Frankenstein
E#402 - Brian Paulin: The Master of Garage Gore
E#401 - Dario Argento's Revenge!
ESPECIAL EVENT: The 24-Hour Horror Movie Marathon is this Saturday, October 5th @ 11:00 AM (EST)!
E#400 - The Martin Scorsese Spectacular
E#399 - The Vast Unknowability of Chu Yen-ping
E#398 - Edgar Wright Has It All Planned Out
E#397 - The Best Films Of The Toronto International Film Festival '24 (That We Saw)
ESPECIAL LIVE REPORT: The Robbie Williams Biopic Where He's Played By A CGI Monkey
E#396 - Paul W.S. Anderson Cool
E#395 - Why Did History Leave Harry Langdon Behind?
E#394 - Soi Cheang Wants You To Feel (Through Pain)
EINTERVIEW: Restoring Max Fleischer
E#393 - Pierce Brosnan: We Love Him
E#392 - The World Loved Bob Hope
E#391 - The Signifyin' Works of Marlon Riggs
E#390 - At The Drive-In: On Video
E#389 - Films About Filmmaking
E#388 - The Real Canada of Bruce McDonald
E#387 - Anthony Mann's Beautiful Darkness
E#386 - Winnie The Pooh Will Never Die
E#385 - The Films That Fundamentally Changed Our Understanding Of Cinema
E#384 - Vanderpump Rules the Movies
E#383 - Suffer To Understand: The Cinema of Vibeke Løkkeberg
E#382 - David Fincher Is In Complete Control
E#381 - Elvis Presley Vs. Great Directors
E#380 - Bruce Le: The Most Bruce Lee
E#379 - SPECIAL REPORT: Cinemaniacs Lost in New York
E#378 - The Toronto Film Legends That Made Us
E#377 - Gamera: Friend To All Children
E#376 - Elia Suleiman's Powerful Palestinian Cinema (That Is Very Funny)
E#375 - Michele Soavi's Phantasmagorias
E#374 - Why Are These Considered Bad Movies?
E#373 - Kevin Costner's For The Dads
E#372 - Jonathan Rosenbaum Wants Everyone to Love Movies
E#371 - Greydon Clark Put It All On The Line
EPATREON PREVIEW: Public Domain Mickey Mouse, The Best Physical Media of 2023 and A Film Maudit
E#370 - Jerzy Skolimowski in the Deep End
E#369 - VALIE EXPORT (For Your Health)
E#368 - Jim Jarmusch Cool
E#367 - Danny DeVito: The Director
E#366 - Shot on Video
E#365 - The Best Films of 2023
E#364 - Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings For Beginners
EUNLOCKED PATREON: What We've Been Watching - Take Back The Planet
E#363 - So Many Christmas Carols
E#362 - The World Wants Nancy Meyers Movies
E#361 - The Star Wars
E#360 - Never Not Original: The Art of Bruno Mattei
E#359 - Sergei Bondarchuk: On The Grandest Scale
E#358 - Lars Von Trier: The Demon Director
E#357 - King Hu: The Filmmaker Who Changed Action Cinema
E#356 - The Forgotten Horrors of Michael J. Murphy
E#355 - Santo vs. The Monsters
E#354 - Written by Stephen King
E#353 - We Love Mr. Vampire
E#352 - You Must Be This Tall To Ride The Dardenne Brothers Roller Coaster
E#351 - Watch The Art of Patrick Wang
E#350 - The Best Films of The Toronto International Film Festival '23* (*That We Have Watched))
E#349 - Have I Seen That Hong Sang-soo Film?
E#348 - Big Screen Comedian Failures 4: The Talk Show Hosts
E#347 - The Digital Michael Mann
E#346 - Hong Kong's Milkyway Image (Featuring Johnnie To)
E#345 - Richard Pryor Ripped It Up
E#344 - Dede Allen Cut From The Gut
E#343 - That Todd Solondz is Pretty Effed Up, Right?
EBONUS: On the Bleeding Edge with Dogleg
E#342 - Do You Fear The Dark Universe?
E#341 - At The Drive-In With Godzilla
E#340 - Norman Taurog: Elvis' Favourite Director
E#339 - Roland Emmerich: Master of Disaster
E#338 - The Complete Truth About Kenneth Anger
EINTERVIEW: Robot Monster at 70
E#337 - The Movies They Don't Want You To See!!! (Bootleg Edition)
E#336 - The 1000-Watt Smile of Willem Dafoe
E#335 - George Miller's High Octane Blood
E#334 - Brian Trenchard-Smith Always Went All In
E#333- Rinse Dream's Overwhelming Realities
E#332 - The Marxist Blockbuster Cinema of Gillo Pontecorvo
E#331 - No One Directs Action Like Isaac Florentine
E#330 - Zhang Yimou is Just Telling Stories
E#329 - Mel Brooks: A Funny Guy
E#328 - The Dreamy Nights of Marie-Claude Treilhou
E#327 - You Should Watch The Documentaries of Deepa Dhanraj
E#326 - The Plastic Dome of Juleen Compton
E#325 - Why Chuck Norris?
E#324 - Masaaki Yuasa's Elastic Dreamlands
E#323 - The Lonely and Disturbing Sex of Hisayasu Satō
E#322 - Hideo Gosha: A Masterless Filmmaker
E#321 - Mikio Naruse Ascends The Films
EINTERVIEW: Saving Experimental Canadian Cinema with Stephen Broomer
E#320 - The Best Films of 2022
E#319 - A Streaming Christmas
E#318 - The Bad Pixar
E#317 - Yahoo Serious Never Made Sense
E#316 - The Wings of Wim Wenders
E#315 - Marie Menken Never Stops Moving (Ft. Derrick Schultz)
E#314 - Peter Watkins Wants You To Look Right Into The Lens
E#313 - The Horrors of Hammer's Dracula
E#312 - The Ramsay Horror Family
E#311 - Jean Rollin And His Sexy Vampires
E#310 - Do Not Fear Boris Karloff
E#309 - Yuen Woo-ping Can Film The Impossible
E#308- The Golden Age of Exploitation
E#307 - Richard Lester's Complicated Romps
E#306 - The People's Toronto International Film Festival (2022 Edition)
E#305 - Fred Williamson: The Legend
E#304 - The Kevin Smith Extended Universe
E#303 - At The Drive-In
E#302 - You Can't Con David Mamet
E#301 - Charlie Chaplin Paid For It All
E#300 - A Shrecktacular
E#299 - The Inland Empires of Damon Packard
E#298 - Gay USA: The Almost Forgotten Cinema of Arthur J. Bressan Jr.
E#297 - James Cameron: No One Does It Better
EINTERVIEW: Joyce Meadows on The Brain from Planet Arous (1957)
E#296 - Jean-Luc Godard's All Encompassing HISTOIRE(S) DU CINÉMA
EPATREON PREVIEW: Nic Cage, Michael Bay, Back to The Movie, and Doris Wishman
E#295 - The Bad Hitchcock
E#294 - The Uncanny Meryl Streep
E#293 - Big Screen Comedian Failures Vol. 3: Oh Canada
E#292 - Anything For Entertainment: The Wong Jing Miracle
E#291 - Frank Tashlin's Philosophical Double Talk
E#290 - No Laughs Allowed: The Comedic Films of Hitoshi Matsumoto
EBONUS COMMENTARY: Jimmy Wang Yu in BLOOD OF THE DRAGON (1971)
EPatreon Preview: De Palma, Sam Raimi, Bogdonavich and 3D Movies
E#289 - Al Pacino is More Than His Hoo-Ahs
E#288 - Ousmane Sembène Doesn't Like Being Called The Father of African Cinema
E#287 - All The Flavours of Macbeth
E#286 - The Many Reflections of Marguerite Duras
E#285 - 1313: David DeCoteau Love
E#284 - The Roads Not Taken That Haunt George Lucas
ESPECIAL: The Mighty Ducks Always Win
E#283 - The Best Films of 2021
EINTERVIEW: Riding the Sleazoid Express with Bill Landis
E#282 - A Joe Don Baker Christmas (With Eric Szyszka)
E#281 - Laurel & Hardy Are Best Friends
EINTERVIEW: The Art of Hong Kong Movie Subtitles with Dylan Cheung
E#280 - The Horrifying Secrets of Alan Smithee
E#279 - Max Ophüls: Beauty in Movement
E#278 - Robin Wood: The Radical Film Critic
EINTERVIEW: Starstruck by Leonard Maltin
E#277 - The Pain and Pleasure of Hellraiser
EPATREON UNLOCKED: Horror Movie Recommendations
E#276 - Hardcore Horror
E#275- The Forgotten Universal Horrors
E#274 - What Movies Scared Us?
E#273 - Pam Grier Always Had It
E#272 - The Post-Handover Cinema of Hong Kong
E#271 - Bruce Willis Does It All For The Art
E#270 - Beneath The Valley of Russ Meyer
EThe Important Cinema Club Presents: Loose Cannon's Death Wish 3
E#269 - Please Ignore The Off-Stage Demeanor of Christopher Guest
E#268 - Do We Still Need to Watch D.W Griffith?
E#267 - Guys in Gorilla Suits
E#266 - That's Minor Noah Baumbach
E#265 - Viva Sonny Chiba!
E#264 - The Spiderwebs of Miklós Jancsó
EINTERVIEW: Steve Wang Won't Sleep Until The Last Punch Is Thrown
E#263 - A Beginner's Guide to Indonesian Cult Cinema by Beginners
E#262 - The Fire in the Eyes of Louise Brooks
E#261 - Monte Hellman Forever
E#260 - The Guarded Sprawl of Hou Hsiao-hsien
E#259 - Rodney Dangerfield, Superstar
E#258 - Why Does The Spaghetti Western Matter?
EINTERVIEW: The Many Emotions of Adam Thorn's Terrible Two Day Film Festival
E#257 - Robert Downey Sr. (A Prince)
E#256 - Why Has History Forgotten The Passions of Edmond Gréville?
E#255 - Tony Scott Never Phoned It In
EINTERVIEW: Andrew Barr - A Movie Poster Artist
E#254 - Phil Karlson's Blood Splattered Knuckles
E#253 - The Blacklist Was Bad
EINTERVIEW: An Englishwoman's Vacation Through The World Of Godfrey Ho
E#252 - Věra Chytilová Fought For Every Second
EBONUS COMMENTARY TRACK: Skylines (with Writer/Director Liam O'Donnell)
E#251 - The Incredibly Strange Ray Dennis Steckler Who Never Stopped Filming and Became a Cult Legend
E#250 - Eddie Murphy Can Turn It On and Off
E#249 - Michelangelo Antonioni Has It All Figured Out
E#248 - The Beautiful Ugliness of Vilmos Zsigmond
E#247 - Robert Rodriguez: Whatever Happened to The Rebel Without a Crew?
E#246 - No One Does It Better Than Lau Kar-leung
E#245 - Jacques Tourneur's Horrors of Ambiguity
E#244 - The Family Friendly Ralph Bakshi
E#243 - Béla Tarr Likes It Long
E#242 - The Wayans Brothers Just Want To Make You Laugh
E#241 - Between the Lines of Joan Micklin Silver
EBONUS COMMENTARY TRACK: Beyond Skyline (with Writer/Director Liam O'Donnell)
E#240 - The Best Films of 2020
EINTERVIEW: Sam Irvin Has Directed A Whole Lot of Christmas Movies
E#239 - The Paradox of a Hallmark Christmas
E#238 - Big Screen Comedian Failures Vol. 2: The SNL Films
E#237 - Elia Kazan: A Rat That Made Masterpieces
E#236 - Luc Moullet: French New Wave's Triumphant Failure
EA GOLD NINJA VIDEO INFOMERCIAL: Gothic Action, Murderous Monkeys and Kick-Ass Women Directors
E#235 - The Rolling Stones Are Cursed To Rock Forever
E#234 - The Value of Something Weird
E#233 - Andrzej Żuławski is Terrified of Boredom
E#232 - The Women Directors Who Worked With Roger Corman
E#231 - Kiyoshi Kurosawa: The Master of Madness
E#230 - Stephen Thrower's Nightmare USA
E#229 - David Cronenberg's Vanilla Sex Life
E#228 - Are You Ready for Freddy? (In a Nightmare on Elm Street)
E#227 - The Cinema Journals of Jonas Mekas
E#226 - The Plasticine Dreams of Nick Park
E#225 - Charlie Kaufman's Beautiful Failures
E#224 - The Impossible Filmography of Jess Franco (Part 2)
E#223 - The No Wave Apocalypse
E#222 - The Loveable Robin Williams
E#221 - Pudovkin: The Father of Russian Cinema
E#220 - The Unacceptable History of Wakefield Poole
E#219 - The Skull Crushing Spin Kicks of Cynthia Rothrock
E#218 - Wes Andersonsploitation
E#217 - The Blood and Talent of Spencer Williams
E#216 - Phil Tucker: The Father of The Robot Monster
E#215 - John Milius: The Puppy Dog of New Hollywood?
E#214 - Tsai Ming-liang's Rocket Powered Roller Coasters
E#213 - Nic Cage To The Max
E#212 - A Beginner's Guide to Brazilian Cinema by Beginners
EPREVIEW: The Princess Diaries, Chris Farley, Peter Bogdanovich Revisited and Lo Wei
E#211 - Herman Yau: The Ultimate Hong Kong Filmmaker?
E#210 - Nick Broomfield's Subjective Truth
E#209 - The Tender Side of Samuel Fuller
E#208 - Agnes Varda's House of Cinema
E#207 - Robert Pattinson: Sexy Vampire or Arthouse Messiah?
E#206 - Tex Avery's Airtight Logic
E#205 - Jamaa Fanaka Won't Go Down Without a Fight
E#204 - Abbott and Costello's Gravitational Pull
E#203 - The Radical Stanley Kramer
E#202 - Serious Comedians: Patton Oswalt, Richard Pryor, and Mary Tyler Moore
E#201 - The Rage Art of Andy Milligan
E#200 - The Godzilla Mega Monster Special
E#199 - Ishiro Honda: The Artist Who Directed Godzilla
E#198 - The Crazed Everyday of Lucrecia Martel
E#197 - Martin Scorsese: The Cinephile
E#196 - The Best Films of 2019
E#195 - Hardcore Holiday: A Shaun Costello Christmas
E#194 - The Best Films of the Decade (According to Us)
E#193 - Cüneyt Arkın: The Man Who Stole Star Wars
E#192 - The Phantasmagorias of Raúl Ruiz
E#191 - Pearl Chang: Wolf Devil Director
E#190 - Jan Švankmajer's Everyday Nightmares
E#189 - The Bloody Revenge of Vincent Price
E#188 - The Brains, Maggots and Splatter of Kuei Chih-Hung
E#187 - Don't Fear Death With Val Lewton
E#186 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre's Secret Ingredient
E#185 - Ron Ormond Wants You To Accept Jesus or Burn in Hell
E#184 - The Tyler Perry Paradox
E#183 - Don't Trust The Lies of 1999
E#182 - Albert Brooks: Confidently Wrong
E#181 - Toronto On Film vs. The World
E#180 - Gerard Damiano: The Bergman of Hardcore
E#179 -The High Energy Explosions of Kathryn Bigelow
EINTERVIEW: The Cinematic Passions of Fred Olen Ray
E#178 - Growing Old With Ozu
EBONUS: What's Playing At The Royal Cinema in August? (2019)
E#177 - The Radioactive Dreams of Albert Pyun
E#176 - Robert Florey: The B-Movie Expressionist
E#175 - Was The Sequel Better Than The Original?
EBONUS: What's Playing At The Royal Cinema in July? (2019)
E#174 - Why Doesn't The World Remember Mickey Rooney Was Great?
E#173 - The Unfunny Coen Brothers
E#172 - Klaus Kinski: The Charismatic Monster
EPREVIEW: Mr. Arkadin, Adam Sandler's That's My Boy, Jean-Luc Godard's King Lear, and Lucio Fulci
E#171 - Wakaliwood: Da Best of Da Best Movies!
E#170 - Ann Hui Has Won All The Awards (But Is Still Underseen)
E#169 - Jacques Tati Makes Me Laugh Out Loud
E#168 - Donald Duck Died On D-Day
E#167 - Carol Reed's Beautiful Clockwork Machines
EPREVIEW - Andrew Dice Clay, Mothra, The Nitrate Film Festival and Dogma
E#166 - The Spectacular Spaghetti Westerns of Sergio Corbucci
E#165 - The Power of Nora Ephron
E#164 - The Jesus Blockbusters
E#163 - The Dreams That Killed Terry Gilliam
E#162 - Pauly Shore is Not a Joke
E#161 - Frederick Wiseman's Camera Never Lies
E#160 - The Death Defying Adventures of the Doomed Movie Serials
E#159 - Carolee Schneemann's Box Office Smash
E#158 - The Real Mumblecore Was Really The Friends We Made Along The Way
E#157 - Stanley Donen's Dancing on the Ceiling
EINTERVIEW - Mickey Reece Will Die If He Stops Making Films
E#156 - Hayao Miyazaki Can Never Be Defeated
E#155 - Joseph H. Lewis: The Perfectionist of Poverty Row
EPREVIEW - Unbreakable, The Shaw Bros, Patreon's Choice and Our Top Ten Lists Of All Time
E#154 - Tim Burton Wept For There Were No More Worlds To Conquer
E#153 - Don't Be Afraid To Dream With Apichatpong Weerasethakul
EBONUS - Everyone Loves Dick Miller
E#152 - Mabel Normand Never Got The Credit She Deserved
E#151 - The Impossible Filmography of Jess Franco (Part 1)
EPREVIEW - Cinemania, Robert Zemeckis,The Best Films of 1989 and Eight Crazy Nights
E#150 - Numéro Un Au Box-Office Québécois!(The Popular Cinema of Quebec)
E#149 - Ringo Lam Doesn't Believe in Heroes
E#148 - The Best Films of 2018
E#147 - The Bob Clark Christmas Special Will Shoot Your Eye Out
E#146 - Jack Nicholson Will Likely Die Alone
E#145 - Punk as Penelope Spheeris
EPREVIEW - The Other Side of The Wind, Film Clubs, Ed Wood, and Dick Miller
E#145 - The Personal Problems of Bill Gunn
E#144 - Amitabh Bachchan: The Biggest Superstar in the Universe
EImpossible Horror on Blu-ray! And The Scariest Podcast in The World
E#143 - The Monstrous Rainer Werner Fassbinder
E#142 - Gary Graver Never Gave Up On Orson Welles
E#141 - We All Scream For Scream Queens
E#140 - All The Monsters of Paul Naschy
E#139 - How Many Times Must Wes Craven Prove Himself?
E#138 - The Full Moon Fever of Charles Band
E#137 - Tod Browning's Lost in the Shadows
E#136 - Whatever Happened to Lina Wertmüller?
E#135 - The Difficulty of John Landis
E#134 - Zero Budget Action Films That Deserve Your Love
E#133 - Did François Truffaut Become What He Despised?
E#132 - Fun and Games with Abbas Kiarostami
E#131 - That's Pure Spike Lee
E#130 - Can You Survive The Asylum?
E#129 - A Blast of Sion Sono
EPREVIEW: The Auteur Theory, Sacha Baron Cohen, Used Movie Books and William Beaudine.
EINTERVIEW: Lizzie Borden on Love Crimes
E#128 - The Quiet Desperation of W.C Fields
E#127 - Tom Cruise Would Do Anything For Your Love (But He Won't Do That)
E#126 - The Rudy Ray Moore Explosion
E#125 - Lizzie Borden's Revenge
E#124 - Budd Boetticher's Lonely West
E#123 - The Terrible Werner Herzog
E#122 - Ninja! Ninja! Godfrey Ho! Ninja!
EBONUS - What We Talk About When We Talk About Story Being The Most Important Element Of a Movie
E#121 - The Wild Dorothy Arzner
E#120 - The Most Popular Films Ever: Gone With the Wind and The Wizard of Oz
E#119 - Wow! They Did That In One Long Take?
E#117 - There Are So Many Looney Tunes Masterpieces
E#117 - Robert Bresson Wants To Move You
E#116 - No Dumb Jokes: The Art of the Spoof Movie
E#115 - Paul Schrader's Moment of Grace
E#114 - The Passions of Todd Haynes
E#113 - The Beautiful Suffering of Ruan Lingyu
E#112 - Paul Verhoeven Loves His Sex and Violence
E#111 - ICC LIVE: Our Favorite Weirdo Canadian Films
E#110 - Matt Farley Has Won At Life
E#109 - Vincente Minnelli: More Beauty Than Art?
E#108 - Warning: Joe D'Amato Has No Shame
E#107 - The Bad Steven Spielberg
E#106 - A Beginner's Guide To Experimental Cinema (For Cosmic Brains)
E#105 - Gordon Parks Is So Much More Than Just The Guy That Directed Shaft
E#104 - Harold Lloyd Must Always Win
E#103 - Paul Thomas Anderson Wants You To Laugh
E#102 - Jane Campion is in Control
E#101 - The Best Films of 2017
E#100 - The Jackie Chan Spectacular
E#99 - KnowhuteIMean: The Life And Times Of Ernest P. Worrell
E#98 - The "Best" Christmas Films In The History of Christmas
E#97 - Don't Go Taking Johnnie To For Granted
E#96 - Living Large on Poverty Row With Orson Welles, The Bowery Boys and Roy Rogers
E#95 - This Filthy John Waters
E#94 - Buñuel for Beginners (With a Goat)
E#93 - Exploding Lights by James Wong Howe and Christopher Doyle
E#92 - Roberta Findlay Thinks You're Stupid For Liking Her Films
E#91 - Halloween is Michael Myers' Second Favorite Holiday
E#90 - The Rich and Famous Bela Lugosi
E#89 - The Ultimate Dusk-til-Dawn Shocktober Horror Marathon
E#88 - Otto Preminger is a Bad Man
E#87 - This is Roger Ebert's Happening and It Freaks Him Out
E#86 - Arnold Schwarzenegger Can't Stop, Won't Stop
E#85 - Stephen Chow: The God of Comedy
E#84 - Robert Flaherty Loves to Party Hard at The Real Cancun
E#83 - Andy Warhol's Paul Morrissey: This Season's Art Sensation!
E#82 - What Makes The Best Bad Movies?
E#81 - Ernest Dickerson is a Cinemaniac
E#80 - It's Easy To Hate Christopher Nolan
E#79 - George Romero Made My Favorite Film Of All Time
E#78 - Sofia Coppola Knows The Pain of Being Alone (And Rich)
E#77 - The Sex and Violence of Pre-Code Hollywood
E#76 - Right Down The Middle: The Cinema of Ron Howard
E#75 - You Don't Have To Watch Mondo Movies
E#74 - Bow Down Before The Criterion Collection
E#73 - Having Fun With Chantal Akerman
E#72 - They'll Shoot It In Three Days: The Films of Fred Olen Ray and Jim Wynorski
E#71 - Don't Call It All Bollywood
E#70 - We Need To Talk About Visionary Director Ridley Scott
E#69 - Seijun Suzuki and The Summer Season of 2017
E#68 - The Three Stooges Love Each Other
E#67 - Jonathan Demme: A Real Nice Guy
E#66 - The Great and Only Oscar Micheaux
E#65 - Please Give Me a Job, National Film Board of Canada
E#64 - That David Lynch You Like Is Coming Back In Style
E#63 - Ingrid Bergman Keeps it Real
E#62 - The Best Film Books Ever (According to Us)
E#61 - Mike Leigh Won't Put Up With Your Shit
E#60 - That's Brucesploitation! Starring The Real Bruce Lee
E#59 - Robert Altman: Mr. Anti-Hollywood
E#58 - I Prefer British Comedies
E#57 - The Puzzle of Atom Egoyan
E#56 - Big Screen Comedian Failures: Tom Green, Norm Mcdonald, Fred Allen and Chris Kattan
E#55 - Beat Takeshi Kitano
E#54 - Cradle the Balls, Work the Shaft: The Sylvester Stallone Story
E#53 - Doris Wishman Directs Films in Hell
E#52 - Fritz Lang Sex Machine
E#51 - The Best Films of 2016 (The only lists you'll ever need)
E#50 - Edgar G. Ulmer Did it All
E#49 - The Ultimate Santa Clause Christmas Special (Feat. Tim Allen)
E#48 - Is Warren Beatty the Uncool King of Hollywood?
E#47: Feeling Lonely with Kelly Reichardt
E#46 - Fulci VS Argento
E#45 - The Carnival of Souls on the Last House on Dead End Street
E#44 - We Love to Watch Them Die on Friday the 13th
E#43 - It's Larry Cohen!
E#42 - The Horror of James Whale
E#41 - Charles Burnett Never Left
E#40 - Who the Devil is Peter Bogdanovich?
E#39 - The Toronto International Film Festival Special (Please Click On This)
E#38 - Sammo Hung: The Best of All Time
E#37 - A Fear of Catherine Breillat
E#36 - Re-Contextualized Cinema (A.K.A - An excuse to talk about MST3K)
E#35 - Fly Free, Francis Ford Coppola
E#34 - Why Robert De Niro? Why?
E#33 - Everyone Wants a Friend Like Joe Dante
E#32 - I Was A Teenage Wong Kar-Wai Maniac
E#31 - Garbage We Loved As Kids
E#30 - Why Don't We Love Nicholas Winding Refn?
E#29 - The Guy Who Directed Casablanca
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