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Episode 011
Better late than never! After a 2 week delay, we present Days of Films Past's 11th episode.
In this release, James and Eli compare and contrast one of the best samurai films ever made with one of the best western films ever made. So what do these two films have to do with each other? Quite a bit actually. Find out how a Japanese chambara flick energized the spaghetti western genre and kicked Clint Eastwood's career into overdrive on the final episode of Days of Films Past's first season.
Originally Recorded: 11/05/2021

Episode 010
It may not be the first episode we've dedicated to Quentin Tarantino, but it's the first you'll get to hear! One cohost may or may not have lost their audio for Kill Bill: Vol. 1. That's okay because Vol. 2 is a superior film and the heart of the Bride's story. Join us for the exciting conclusion of Beatrix Kiddo's “roaring rampage of revenge.”
Originally Recorded: 8/15/2020

Episode 009
Days of Films Past proudly presents its first episode exploring the wonderful world of Takashi Miike. One of the most prolific directors of all time.
13 Assassins is one of the greatest samurai films of all time and we chose it as our first dive into Japanese cinema. If you haven't seen it and you're accustomed to a bit of ultra-violence, stop now and find somewhere to stream it online.
Please enjoy the first of many episodes that hopes to increase the viewership ofAsian Cinema.
Originally Recorded: 7/5/2020

Episode 008
On episode 8 of Days of Films Past, we finally get to find out "What does dumb fuck mean?" and real reason why James wanted to grow up to be a prince. This week we talk Coming to America!
Originally Recorded: 12/22/2020

Episode 007
Strap in for our longest episode to date, but if any movie deserves a little extra time and attention, it's John Wick! We take a deep dive into the film that started the stuntman turned director trend that has reinvigorated the action genre.
Originally Recorded: 11/10/2020

Episode 006
On the 6th episode of Days of Films Past, Eli and James breakdown one of the greatest onscreen couples of the last 20 years, Sean William Scott and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
Originally Recorded: 7/2/2020