#889: Blonde / Double Indemnity (Stanwyck #6) / Hockeyland
Andrew Dominik's Marilyn Monroe tale is nightmarish and reductive. That's not necessarily a bad thing.
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#888: Three Thousand Years of Longing / Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul / Ball of Fire (Stanwyck #5)
#886: Bodies Bodies Bodies / Meet John Doe (Stanwyck #4)
#883: Nope / The Gray Man / The Lady Eve (Stanwyck #3)
The prophetic voice of Jordan Peele.
Read More#881: Stanwyck #2 - Stella Dallas (1937) / Marcel The Shell... / Top 5 Movie Mother-Daughters
Barbara Stanwyck earned her first Oscar nom for playing one of the great - and most tragic - movie moms.
Read More#880: Stanwyck #1 - Baby Face (1933) / 1930s Starter Pack
The Barbara Stanwyck marathon kicks off with a provocative precode gem.
Read More#877: Top 5 Films of the Year So Far / Keaton Marathon Awards (Live in Chicago)
#875: Top Gun: Maverick / Steamboat Bill, Jr. / Hit the Road
#874: Men / The General (Keaton #4)
#871: The Northman / Sherlock, Jr. (Buster Keaton #3)
Robert Eggers’ bold and bloody Viking epic.
Read More#863: The Batman / Our Hospitality (Keaton #2) / Madness Rd. 1
Matt Reeves brings the goth to Gotham City.
Read More#862: Buster Keaton #1 - The Shorts / Filmspotting Madness
A quartet of Keaton two-reelers kicks off the Buster Keaton Marathon.
Read More#840: The Card Counter / Wong Kar Wai Marathon Awards
Oscar Isaac and Tiffany Haddish in the latest from Paul Schrader (“First Reformed”).
Read More#838: In The Mood For Love at 20 / Nine Days / Top 5 Movie Romantic Gestures (Revisited)
Loneliness, desire and playacting in Wong Kar Wai’s 2000 masterpiece.
Read More#837: Annette / Respect / Happy Together (Wong Kar Wai #5)
“Like it or not, it’s a real movie.” Guest critic Michael Phillips joins Josh for a review of the latest from director Leos Carax.
Read More#836: The Green Knight / The Suicide Squad / Fallen Angels (Wong Kar Wai #4)
David Lowery brings his cinematic obsessions to an ancient Arthurian legend.
Read More#835: Pig / Old / Chungking Express (Wong Kar Wai #3)
“Truffle pig revenge tale” is the kind of late period Nic Cage picture you’ve come to expect, except for one thing: it’s really good.
Read More#834: Top 5 Beach Scenes / Days of Being Wild (Wong Kar Wai #2)
War, romance, betrayal, escape, the realization that humans destroyed themselves in a nuclear holocaust. It all happens at the beach.
Read More#833: A Clockwork Orange at 50 / Roadrunner / As Tears Go By (Wong Kar Wai #1)
Kubrick’s divisive masterpiece still provokes a half century after its ’71 debut.
Read More#830: Pixar’s Luca / 7 From ’76 Awards / The Sparks Brothers
What Pixar’s latest lacks in ambition it makes up for in modest charm.
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