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Hello dear friends. Alex Garland's highly anticipated new picture Civil War has arrived. And there's no Captain America to be found. Instead, Dalton sits in the war room and enlists a troop of GoodTrash Media's finest friends to debrief this new film—Nick Sanford, local filmmaker and Matthew McConaughead, and the Frightful Femme Kirsten Therkelson. Is this movie worth your hard earned money? These three discuss it to their hearts' content—be prepared for possible spoilers. Join the conversation now!

Hello friends. Things get serious again this week as we take a look back at the little seen Martin Scorsese project Silence. This selection is here thanks to our dear Patreon and friend, Keithan. Dustin puts his collar on firmly to help shepherd us along the story that is Silence. Should more audiences seek this one out? We talk about faith, missionaries, suffering, cellphone face, and much more as we break down Silence. 
TIMESTAMPS
00:30 - Introductions and Synopsis
04:13 - Quick Silence Reviews
25:09 - Expanding the Syllabus
36:38 - Analysis
1:16:09 - Shelf or Trash
1:17:24 - Wrap Up and Next Week's Film

Grab your gear and load the van, we're back on our GoodTrash ish with a cult classic from 2001—Josie and the Pussycats. This teen comedy, described by Arthur as They Live for teens, has developed something of a beloved following in the past decade or so. But, is the reappraisal valid? We discuss the comedy, the satire, product placement, and much, more in our conversation of Josie and the Pussycats.
TIMESTAMPS
00:30 - Introductions and Synopsis
4:11 - Quick Josie and the Pussycats Reviews
17:25 - Expanding the Syllabus
29:55 - Analysis
51:41 - Shelf or Trash
53:09 - Wrap Up and Next Week's Film

Well, friends, we find ourselves once again at the Black Lodge and at the end of our David Lynch marathon. Dustin was able to select our final destination, and he brings us to a small town in the pacific northwest with Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. This prequel to the cult TV series received quite a reaction in its day. But how does it fare on our podcast? We talk Lynch, small towns, America, and much more as we break open Fire Walk with Me. 
TIMESTAMPS
00:30 - Introductions and Synopsis
05:29 - Quick Fire Walk with Me Reviews
22:51 - Expanding the Syllabus
39:39 - Analysis
1:06:33 - Shelf or Trash
1:08:12 - Wrap Up and Next Week's Film

It's a big one dear friends as we hit episode 550 in the depth of our David Lynch marathon. And this week's episodes finds us out on the Lost Highway. One of Lynch's most involved and at times confounding works, Lost Highway is part horror, part noir, and a trip that takes us deep into the recesses of the human psyche. We try to unpack it as best we can in this episode. So, join us if you will as we traverse a dark, mysterious path. Also, we're in your house. 
TIMESTAMPS
00:30 - Introductions and Synopsis
03:13 - Quick Lost Highway Reviews
19:29 - Expanding the Syllabus
35:48 - Analysis
1:01:41 - Shelf or Trash
1:02:20 - Wrap Up and Next Week's Film

Hello fellow travelers! We are back around the table to continue our David Lynch marathon. This week, we tackle what Lynch has called his "most experimental film". The Straight Story is a 1999 road movie about a man going to visit his brother. Yet, there's so much more to it than that. And to help us talk about this story, we are joined by Oklahoma-based film critic Daniel Bokemper. So, gas up your lawn mower, hitch up your trailer, and join us at the analysis table for our discussion of The Straight Story.
TIMESTAMPS
00:30 - Introductions and Synopsis
04:23 - Quick The Straight Story Reviews
20:32 - Expanding the Syllabus
41:57 - Analysis
1:02:23 - Shelf or Trash
1:04:16 - Wrap Up and Next Week's Film