Cinemangs Matt and Joel

This week, it's the old pilgrim's spook, The VVitch! We chat about this movie as a period piece and Puritan nightmare, as well as some thoughts on other movies we've been watching like Little Women, Troll Hunter, It's A Wonderful Life, The Muppet Christmas Carol, Minority Report, Hellboy, The Last Duel, Judas and the Black Messiah, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Scooby Doo (2002), Chiddy Chiddy Bang Bang, Licorice Pizza, The Tragedy of Macbeth and Dune!

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EPISODE 50!!!! WOOOO! WHOLESOME (problematicish) HAPPY TIME MOVIE CHEF! WE DID IT. LOVE YALL.

Also- new cover art made by the very talented Felipe Espinosa. Please follow him @pendejo_11111 and @children.of.the.music. 

We're back! Again! This episode was recorded before Christmas, which is why it's filled with festive lies about how we're going to record a Christmas episode. Instead, we didn't do that. 

In this episode, we chat about one of Joel's favourites, Richard Linklater's Boyhood (2014). It's a coming of age movie like no other, and is representative of Linklater's ambitious temporal filmmaking. We also discuss some other movies we watched over the break, like the 'Before' Trilogy, The Green Knight (2021), The Power of the Dog (2021), The Worst Person in the World (2021), Gremlins (1984) and Peter Pan (1953).

We're so glad to be back, and we love you!

This week, we have Finn Griffin back on to talk about Paul and Leonard Schrader's union-based crime drama, which examines the lives of the working class in Detroit during that era. We discuss the on-set feuds and the insanity that is the Schrader brothers, and also somehow get onto talking about Squid Game and our favourite twist movies. We hope you enjoy, we love you!

Your best friend and shipmate is eaten by a glowing striped glowing shark, also you're an asshole, and also your adult son locates you and joins your crew, also a journalist comes on a voyage with you to write a story on you, also you're Bill Murray, what do you do? who cares. This movie is good and makes us happy. Love y'all.

This week, we use the fascinating and sombre Meek's Cutoff (2010) as a platform to talk Westerns! Specifically, we chat about the history of the anti-western and its place in Australia. 

Also a correction: we mention an Australian Western that we wrongly call The Inferno - we mean The Furnace (2020). Inferno is a very different movie.

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