The Midnight Movie The Midnight Movie

Recorded: October 6th, 2008
Size: 23.9 Megabytes
Length: 41:48
Hosts: Eric Fuerst, Rob Davies, Cain Angelle
Rundown:
Better late than never! "The Midnight Movie" returns to talk Martin Scorsese's "Bringing out the Dead". Also included are short reviews of new releases such as "Choke", "Ghost Town", and "The Duchess". At the end of the show, we discuss the box office happenings of last week, as well as preview the upcoming releases for October 10th. Enjoy, and make sure you check out "Three Colors: Blue" for next week's show!

Upcoming Episodes:

October 13th, 2008: Blue (Kieslowski, 1993)
October 20th, 2008: The Pianist (Polanski, 2002)

Recorded September 22nd, 2008
Size: 27.2 Megabytes
Length: 39:38
Hosts: Eric Fuerst, Rob Davies, Cain Angelle
Rundown:
"The Midnight Movie" returns to talk "City of God". The show also features a guest review of the new release "Igor", as well as brief reviews of films such as "Elegy", "Burn After Reading", and "A Clockwork Orange". Thanks for your continued support and we appreciate the comments. Keep them coming! Join us next week as we talk "Bringing out the Dead".

Upcoming Episodes:

September 29th, 2008: Bringing out the Dead (Scorsese, 1999)
October 6th, 2008: Blue (Kieslowski, 1993)
October 13th, 2008: The Pianist (Polanski, 2002)

Recorded September 14th, 2008
Size: 22.2 Megabytes
Length: 32:21
Hosts: Eric Fuerst, Rob Davies, Cain Angelle
Rundown:
"The Midnight Movie" returns to about our favorite comedies. The film of the week was "American Splendor", which features Paul Giamatti in one of his finest performances. We discuss the film in detail and give spoilers. Join us next week to talk "City of God"! Also, for the love of god, someone either send in some questions or contact us for a spot on the show. We're dying for something to spice things up. Is that desperate enough?

Upcoming Episodes:

September 22th, 2008: City of God (Meirelles & Lund, 2002)

Recorded September 7th, 2008
Size: 24.6 Megabytes
Length: 35:58
Hosts: Eric Fuerst, Rob Davies, Cain Angelle
Rundown:
"The Midnight Movie" returns to about our favorite actors. The film of the week was "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind", which was written by Charlie Kauffman (writer of "Adaptation" and "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind") and directed by George Clooney. We discuss the film in detail and give spoilers. Join us next week to talk comedies and "American Splendor"! Also, for the love of god, someone either send in some questions or contact us for a spot on the show. We're dying for something to spice things up.

Upcoming Episodes:

September 15th, 2008: American Splendor (Berman & Pulcini, 2003)
September 22th, 2008: City of God (Meirelles & Lund, 2002)

EDIT: We will not have a new episode the week of September 1st. Cain, our reoccuring host, lives in Louisiana and is preparing for Hurricane Gustav. If he can't join us by the 8th, we'll find a guest host to fill in for him.


Recorded August 24th, 2008
Size: 28 Megabytes
Length: 40:49
Hosts: Eric Fuerst, Rob Davies, Cain Angelle
Rundown:
"The Midnight Movie" returns to about our favorite directors. To kick things off, we discuss Paul Thomas Anderson's masterpiece "Boogie Nights" (WITH SPOILERS), and then we segue into a segment where each of the hosts gives their top three favorite directors. Also included are short reviews of "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" and "Punch-Drunk Love" among other things. Join us next week for "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind"!
Upcoming Episodes:

September 1st, 2008: NO NEW EPISODE
September 8th, 2008: Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (Clooney, 2002)
September 15th, 2008: American Splendor (Berman & Pulcini, 2003)
September 22th, 2008: City of God (Meirelles & Lund, 2002)

Recorded August 17th, 2008
Size: 23.9 Megabytes
Length: 34:54
Hosts: Eric Fuerst, Rob Davies, Cain Angelle
Rundown:
"The Midnight Movie" returns to talk rom-coms (romantic comedies for those of you who aren't as hip as us). Our film of the week is "Happy Accidents" starring Marisa Tomei and Vincent D'onofrio, and then in a failed attempt at a segment we discuss some of our favorite romantic comedy movies in the second half. Also, we start off with a review of Ben Stiller's "Tropic Thunder"! Join us next week as we talk "Boogie Nights" and give you our top favorite directors of all time.
Upcoming Episodes:
August 25th, 2008: Boogie Nights (P.T. Anderson, 1997)