Episode 117: Capone//Castle in the Ground//The Green Knight
Things are still in absolute disarray, but Greg and Anderson sort things out and let you know what’s up, where it’ll be up and if it’s worth getting up for. Greg has interviewed Brian Cox about Castle in the Ground and Succession as well as Josh Trank, director of Chronicle and Capone for our Patreon Members. Greg has screened a ton of movies that are on the horizon as well.
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Episode-117– Duration: 01:04:09
Brian Cox Discusses Jean Arthur Films ‘The More The Merrier’ And ‘Easy Living’
Brian Cox made the rounds yesterday to promote his upcoming mystery/thriller Last Moment of Clarity, and during our interview he expressed his appreciation for Jean Arthur, an actress whose work has recently been spotlighted on The Criterion Channel.
‘The Delicacy’ Interview With Director Jason Wise
Directed by Jason Wise (SOMM), The Delicacy centers on how the sea urchin is harvested, eaten, and why it has become such a popular staple in the culinary world. The film’s heart and soul, however, resides with the sea urchin divers who are spotlighted in the documentary. Wise talked about his compelling new documentary and explained why, as much as millions of people love uni, The Delicacy pays close attention to the people who help bring sea urchins to our table.
Bruce Purkey Reviews “Gloriously Atmospheric” ‘The Innocents’
The Innocents (1961), directed by Jack Clayton, may be unfamiliar to those younger than 35, but it is a gloriously atmospheric film that deserves to be seen by the modern movie-going audience. With so many of us looking for streaming options, while we spend more time at home, what better time to watch some movies that one might not normally consider?
#49 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: Skunk Skull Rewrite (Week 49 of 116)
Have done the 10th pass on Battle at Skunk Skull since I last talked at you and changes need to be made, lots of them!
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Tom Hardy Goes Gangbusters In Riveting And Inspired ‘Capone’
I’m a sucker for films that have a “go big or go home mentality,” and after the failure of Fantastic Four, director Josh Trank could have played a much safer game. Capone is a bigtime risk for Trank, and against all odds he comes up with one of this year’s most audacious films (Capone, in short, gives no f**ks).
Flick City Episode 12: Spaceship Earth Director Matt Wolf And Phoebe Fox (Intrigo: Samaria)
Latest Flick City episode features director Matt Wolf (Spaceship Earth) talking about Michael Apted’s 63 Up. Plus Phoebe Fox (Intrigo: Samaria) talks about her love for The Red Shoes. Lastly, my Sonic the Hedgehog Blu-ray giveaway is up on Deepest Dream. Lastly, I apologize for simply blathering about director Michael Powell!
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Review: ‘Dogs Don’t Wear Pants’ Is Daring Cinema Available On Shudder
Dogs Don’t Wear Pants, directed by J.P. Valkeapaa, is a Finnish film that finds its way to American audiences as a Shudder exclusive. For those who think Shudder is a streaming service only offering horror fare, movies like Dogs Don’t Wear Pants proves that it is also the home to some of the most daring and experimental films currently being produced.
Dogs Don’t Wear Pants follows Juha (Pekka Strang), a surgeon who is trying to deal with a recent tragedy. He is coasting through life, unable to deal with his grief, when he has a chance encounter with a BDSM sex worker, Mona (Krista Kosonen). He finds himself obsessed, trying to find a way to cope and understand his emotions through his new exploration of submission.
This movie is unconventional, non-exploitative, surprisingly emotional, and ultimately cathartic. For those who are able to explore daring and challenging cinema, Dogs Don’t Wear Pants comes highly recommended.
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