Started listening to this episode in the morning and took a break only to find out about Lynch's passing. It's such a sad loss but I'm glad I got to indulge in so much of his work while he was still around. Lovely episode, lovely miniseries!

Came here for some comfort after the passing of David Lynch. Rest in peace.

Putting The Visit over Split is a fucking nuts take

It's 2025 so in can listen to this now.

King of Sas Steven Allen Spielberg

Lucky enough to see the restored print at the Hollywood Theater in Portland, OR. 10 out of 10. No notes.

20:02; "Rules of Engagement".

16:39; Lucas is more wealthy because of the "Star Wars" merchandising rights.

14:20; aged like milk.

Who cares? I always forget my chemistry podcast, and my math podcast, and my English podcast, and, let’s see, my French podcast. And well, who needs podcasts, anyway? I don’t need podcasts. I always forget all of my podcasts. I mean it really doesn’t matter if you have your podcasts or not.

I can be that slightly older person. I saw Alien3 in the movie theater around when it came out. ... for the math, I am class of '92.

Definitely need to hear the new Eminem album

This is such a high quality podcast conversation about film. I gotta turn more of my cinephile buddies onto this.

For some reason saying Giugunet over and over had me giggling hard lol. I've never known how to say that dude's name lol.

When are we getting video??

'Originary'? 'Fungible'? You're just making these words up. I feel quite frasmotic about this.

Great conversation full of info thanks and no I will not watch the fucking Fabelmannns.

20:52; Autistic?

PLEASE COVER 1941!!!

If you don’t cover Poltergeist I riot!

I honestly got excited they are doing early Spielberg. I anticipate Hook.

Can't believe they didn't go with 'Podler's Cast'

Glad to be here for this one!! Duel, what a fucking movie. First!!

One of the best episodes of this podcast. So much insight.

This motherfu"$er griffin is actually purposely eating a bagel on mic because he knows it pisses off the audience.

Sorry but these guys Taste in movies really suck overall. They hate great movies and tend to love or like really bad movies.

Aw Jesus Krist, the way this show suddenly cuts into an ad break with griffins annoying effeminate voice is so mindnumbling unbearable.😡

I very got to see more of Fincher

Brad Pit is so beautiful in Benjamin's heart breaks and I m over 60 and seen all of his movies All

This podcast is extraordinary in rhat sometimes its absolutely fantastic and other times, the two overly effeminate hosts are unbearable to listen to.

They never did a podcast for season 2?

This episode is almost as unbearable to listen to as the casino sequence is to watch.

And I also remembering saying with my dad how the "moonlighting guy' may not be able to pull of a cool action movie lol. We were proven wrong.

I remember seeing Die Hard in the theatre with my dad - I was 14 years old and it blew my mind. Great audience experience as I remember the audience laughing when Willis is in the duct, the FBI agents, one of the crew stealing a candy bar, the vault opening, and so many more great moments. It is the action movie template.

Re Richard Horne: My thought is that the sequence where he assaults his grandmother was originally intended to be Audrey and that was going to be the only time we'd see her and Sherilyn Fenn objected which led to what exists now. I could be wrong, but I always get a faint whiff of trolling, considering how it turns out.

My take on evil cooper's affect is that he's not Bob, he's Cooper's shadow. And Bob does not need to take the reigns from him because Cooper's shadow is just that dark, that evil.

Great deep dive. You guys are expert movie watchers. For me, this film would have done better on home video/tv, had they released it wide screen. The pan and scan version was horrible as they would constantly pan across the negative. It was too distracting to watch. They did the same technique with Die Hard and was unwatchable until they released it wide screen.

Schoenbrun is awesome. Great last guest for this series

Freddy Rules!

To each their own, but I think Evil Coop is one of the highlights of the series. Kale crushed it.

First

Jesus, talk about the movie already

I think I’ve listened to I’m just Ben upwards of 100 times

I just watched this movie for the first time today, I genuinely loved it. And I genuinely love this podcast. But this episode was annoying. Far too much negativity. So much discussion about cultural statements, when it’s a movie about a curse that drags a woman to hell. It’s not supposed to be that heavy. It’s supposed to be fun.

Can you guys ever explain why you don't line these movies specifically? All i hear is arrogance

I always saw Audrey's scenes as being about Sherilyn Fenn and her manic indecisiveness about being part of twin peaks and the segments are lynchs way of reacting to that

The bloodhound gang tangent is amazing

1hr and 30 in and you’ve barely talked about 28 days later, the plot, the world, the lore. Sigh.

All mystery thriller movies need to be directed by either Fincher or Denis Villevaue.

Bashing of Love Actually within 15 minutes? I'm on-board! 🙂