Melhores podcasts sobre Film Red (2024)

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Reagan (2024) | Well....This Movie Sucks 1:32:21

9h ago1:32:21

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We did one of Craig's favorite kind of episodes: making Hal watch a terrible conservative movie! This time, we watched Sean McNamara's 2024 film, and shameless hagiography, REAGAN. Discussion also includes: Recent watches: CONCLAVE (2024), HERETIC (2024), ANORA (2024), KAMIKAZE HEARTS (1986), ALTERED STATES (1980), and THE NIGHT PORTER (1975) Matt …

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Candyman (2021) | America's Legacy of Violence Against Black Bodies 1:38:18

17d ago1:38:18

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Spooky season concludes with Nia DaCosta's 2021 sequel Candyman. We discuss America's legacy of violence against black bodies and the undue burden put on black artists to represent black pain "the right way". Discussions also include: Our two-year pod-iversary. Hal's book club reading of D.H. Lawrence's WOMEN IN LOVE; Craig saw Damien Leone's Chris…

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Vote YES ON 4 for Reproductive Justice in Florida! 3:51

28d ago3:51

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We had a delay recording our next episode. So in lieu of a new episode (coming soon, but after the election...), here's Hal encouraging you to VOTE YES ON 4 for REPRODUCTIVE JUSTIVE in Florida. https://www.teenvogue.com/story/desantis-administration-florida-amendment-4-abortion https://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics-government/state-politics/art…

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The People Under the Stairs (1991) | Slumlords, Gentrification, and the Gimp Daddy-ing of America 1:30:49

1M ago1:30:49

1:30:49

Spooky season continues and Hal and Craig watched Wes Craven's 1991 horror-comedy The People Under the Stairs. We discuss how the economic policies of Ronald Reagan (and his putrid Wormtongue Milton Friedman) led to our current housing crisis. Discussion also includes: Our favorite Wes Craven films; The bombing of the Al-Aqsa hospital in Gaza and P…

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Society (1989) | The Shunting of America's Poor 1:17:38

1M ago1:17:38

1:17:38

We start spooky season by discussing Brian Yuzna's 1989 body-horror satire SOCIETY. We use this film (where a man's face emerges from his own butthole) to have a serious discussion about Reaganomics and how America subsidizes the rich at the expense of the poor. Discussion also includes: Our other recent watches: The Substance, Rebel Ridge, Blink T…

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Salò, or 120 Days of Sodom (1975) | Fascism & Italian Filmmakers (w/ guest Jared O'Connor) 2:23:52

2M ago2:23:52

2:23:52

For the final episode in our series on Fascism and Italian Filmmakers, we watched Pier Paolo Pasolini's controversial 1975 film SALO, OR 120 DAYS OF SODOM, and discuss the depravity of 1940s fascist Italy. (TW: this film, and our discussion of it, features graphic depictions of sexual assault and human degradation). Discussion also includes: How do…

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The Conformist (1970) | Fascism and Italian Filmmakers 1:40:52

3M ago1:40:52

1:40:52

It's the second episode in our series about fascism and Italian filmmakers. This time, we watched Bernardo Bertolucci's THE CONFORMIST. We discussed the fascist desire for "normalcy" and the fascist's urge to supress their sexuality. Discussion also includes: Tallahassee Film Fest; Ecuadorian AG attempts to blame leftists for a cartel assassination…

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The Damned (1969) | Fascism and Italian Filmmakers 2:08:41

3M ago2:08:41

2:08:41

We begin a new three episode series on Italian filmmakers and their depictions of fascism. We start with Luchino Visconti's 1969 film THE DAMNED about an industrialist German family and the depravity they engage in as they navigate a working relationship with the ascendant Third Reich. Discussion also includes: Homosexuality during the rise of the …

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The Motorcycle Diaries (2004) | A Revolutionary Journey 1:30:17

4M ago1:30:17

1:30:17

For our final episode discussing films about Ernest "Che" Guevara, we watched Walter Salles 2004 film The Motorcycle Diaries, an acount of Guevara's eye-opening journey through South America that inspired the revolutionary ideals Che would soon bring to all of Latin America. Also: Other recent watches: Love Lies Bleeding (2024), Dune II (2024), Bon…

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Che: Part Two (2008) | A Revolutionary Death 1:46:04

5M ago1:46:04

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Hal and Craig watched Steven Soderbergh's Che: Part Two (2008), chronicling Che Guevara's time fighting in the Bolivian Revolution and his eventual capture and execution. Discussion also includes: Craig's recent trip to Chicago (lots of Cubs and White Sox talk!); The Black Panther Cubs and Fred Hampton's legacy of community action; Hal's letterboxd…

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Che: Part One (2008) | The Politics of Revolution 1:50:49

5M ago1:50:49

1:50:49

Hal and Craig watch Steven Soderbergh's Che: Part One (2008), chronicling the life of Argentine Revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara and his time leading guerilla fighters in the Cuban Revolution. Discussions also include: Kendrick Lamar's Pop-Out Concert; Yorgos Lanthimos' new film KINDS OF KINDNESS; Paul Schrader and his sad, broken men; Hal break…

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The Death of Stalin (2017) | The Reds, White, and Blue: Film and the Fear of a Communist Menace 1:55:36

6M ago1:55:36

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It's the final episode of our series The Reds, White, and Blue, looking at films about the red scare and a fear of a communist menace. This time, Hal & Craig watched Armando Iannucci's (Veep, In the Loop) satire "The Death of Stalin". We discuss Stalinism, how it diverges from Leninism, and whether or not the film is an effective satire. Discussion…

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Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) | The Reds, White, and Blue: Film and the Fear of a Communist Menace 1:34:54

7M ago1:34:54

1:34:54

We continue our series on the Red Scare with Phillip Kaufman's 1978 adaptation of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" starring Donald Sutherland, Leonard Nimoy, and Jeff Goldblum. In our previous episode, we discussed the machinations of the Red Scare, and in this episode we talk about the paranoia and lives ruined in the wake of the Communist Panic. …

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The Manchurian Candidate (1962) | The Reds, White, and Blue: Film and the Fear of a Communist Menace 1:39:32

8M ago1:39:32

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In this episode, Hal & Craig discuss John Frankenheimer's 1962 political thriller THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE starring Frank Sinatra, Laurence Harvey, Angela Lansbury, and Janet Leigh and the cynical, political use of a vague Communist Menace. We discuss the history of the Red Scare, the legacy of McCarthyism, and the lives upended in its wake. Discus…

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BlackKklansman (2018) | w/guests Daniel Harper and Jack Graham of the I Don't Speak German podcast 2:02:46

8M ago2:02:46

2:02:46

We welcome Daniel Harper and Jack Graham, co-hosts of the excellent anti-fascist podcast I Don't Speak German. We watched Spike Lee's incendiary 2018 thriller BlackKklansman. We discuss the history of the Ku Klux Klan, Hollywood's complicity in its rise, and Spike's reckoning with making a quasi pro-police film. Discussion also includes: David Duke…

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Earth Mama (2023) | Using Child Protective Services to police poor, minority communities. 2:13:29

8M ago2:13:29

2:13:29

Hal & Craig watched EARTH MAMA, the debut feature from writer-director Savanah Leaf. Discussions include The United States history of using Child Protective Services to police low-income and black Americans The OSCARS (we talk OPPENHEIMER, Lily Gladstone vs. Emma Stone, and Jonathan Glazer) We celebrate Hal's birthday by discussin their favorite di…

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Matewan (1987) | Waging War on the Working Class 1:37:15

9M ago1:37:15

1:37:15

Hal & Craig watched John Sayles 1987 film Matewan. The film, starring Chris Cooper and James Earl Jones, tells the true story of the fight between West Virginia coal miners and union busters whose tactics grow increasingly more violent. Discussions also include: Aaron Bushnell and his remarkable protest against Palestinian genocide; Hal's new obses…

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How to Blow Up a Pipeline (2022) | The Logistics of High Risk Activism 1:48:13

9M ago1:48:13

1:48:13

Hal and Craig discuss high-risk activism and the 2022 thriller How to Blow Up a Pipeline (dir. Daniel Goldhaber). We also discuss: The end of the Vince McMahon era of professional wrestling; The Insane Clown Posse (WHOOP! WHOOP!) and their fight against the FBI; The misogyny of the police, as seen in Netflix's AMERICAN NIGHTMARE; Jonathan Glazer's …

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Traffic (2000) | The War on Drugs and Its Machinations 1:52:18

10M ago1:52:18

1:52:18

In this episode, Hal and Craig discuss Steven Soderbergh's Traffic and its perspective on the War on Drugs, as well as our favorite Soderbergh films. Discussion also includes: The new king of hip-hop: Ben Shapiro; Craig accidentally watched a Christian horror movie; Steven Soderbergh at the forefront of new cinematic techniques; Movies with large e…

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Dragged Across Concrete (2018) - The Conservative Fantasies of S. Craig Zahler 1:26:49

11M ago1:26:49

1:26:49

We wrap up our series on the films of S. Craig Zahler with perhaps is least palatable film DRAGGED ACROSS CONCRETE. In the 2018 crime thriller, Zahler focuses his increasingly fascistic lense on the issue of........police brutality (oof!). Starring Mel Gibson (double-oof!) and Vince Vaughn, Zahler's brand of gritty celluloid violence goes full-mask…

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2023 in Review! 1:47:45

11M ago1:47:45

1:47:45

On this week's episode, we're switching up the format and doing a 2023 Review Show! Hal and Craig list their favorite films and performances of 2023. As well as discussions about their favorite first time watches (of non-2023 films) and favorite non-film media of 2023. And we discuss the not-so-good of 2023 and break down some of our least favorite…

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The Battle of Algiers (1966) | African Colonialism and the National Liberation Front 1:57:14

11M ago1:57:14

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In this episode, Hal and Craig discuss colonialism by way of Gillo Pontecorvo's 1966 THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS, an innovative film that delves into Algeria's National Liberation Front and their bloody battles against French colonizers in the 1950s. Discussions also include: New movie roundup: MAY DECEMBER, SATAN WANTS YOU, and EILEEN; How French coloni…

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Brawl in Cell Block 99 (2017) | The Conservative Fantasies of S. Craig Zahler 1:59:32

12M ago1:59:32

1:59:32

We continue our series examining the films of S. Craig Zahler and their increasingly bizarre depiction of a violent, conservative "uptopia/dystopia". This week we watched BRAWL IN CELL BLOCK 99, Zahler's attempt at a prison exploitation flick starring Vince Vaughn, Don Johnson, and Udo Kier. Also: We celebrate the death of Henry Kissinger, one of h…

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Harlan County, USA (1976) | War on the Working Class 2:13:11

1y ago2:13:11

2:13:11

We're talking labor unions! Hal and Craig watched Barbara Kopple's HARLAN COUNTY, USA, the ground-breaking 1976 documentary chronicling the struggles of coal mine workers in Harlan County, Kentucky as they fight against coal barons, police, and scabs in an effort to join the United Mine Workers of America. Discussions also include: Abortion rights …

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Bone Tomahawk (2015) - The Conservative Fantasies of S. Craig Zahler 1:56:13

1y ago1:56:13

1:56:13

We celebrate our 1 year pod-iversary by beginning a new series of conservative films, specifically the violent fantasies of S. Craig Zahler. We begin with Zahler's directorial debut Bone Tomahawk, a western-horror starring Kurt Russell, Richard Jenkins, Matthew Fox, and Patrick Wilson. Zahler has a stylish eye and works well in genre conventions, b…

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Ganja & Hess (1973) | Post-Colonial Blood Suckers 1:51:12

1y ago1:51:12

1:51:12

Hal & Craig discuss Bill Gunn's 1973 film Ganja & Hess and how its the perfect allegory for the nightmarish world wrought by post-colonialism. In addition, we discuss how the film was nearly lost to the sands of time and Sam Waymon's (who also stars in the film) incredible, haunting score. Also: Craig watched some bad Frankenstein adaptations; Hal'…

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Candyman (1992) | Redlining, Urban Planning, and the Boogeyman 2:00:17

1y ago2:00:17

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Spooky season continues with Bernard Rose's 1992 film Candyman. There's a lot to discuss! Hal and Craig break down how Candyman inverts the racist trope of the "savage brute". In addition, we look at Candyman's deft analysis of Chicago's Cabrini Green housing projects and how Candyman himself is a creation of White America whose pain tends to rever…

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A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985) | One, Two, Freddy's Coming For Your Closet 2:13:31

1y ago2:13:31

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In this episode, Hal and Craig discuss the sequel to Wes Craven's seminal horror classic. Hal takes Craig to school, dissecting this often-overlooked (and underrated) horror sequel and how it has become a classic in queer cinema for its often obvious (but sometimes quite subtle) metaphors to queer identity and escaping the closet in 1980s America. …

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Pain & Gain (2013) | Rise & Grind for Consumer Capitalism 2:10:54

1y ago2:10:54

2:10:54

In this episode, Hal & Craig discuss Michael Bay's 2013 film Pain & Gain and its interpretation of how Reagan's American Exceptionalism of the 1980s led to rampant consumerism. This tangent-heavy episode also includes discussions of: The passing of WWE Superstar Bray Wyatt; The escalating violence and hostility towards the Cop City protestors in At…

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One Sings, the Other Doesn't (1977) w/ David Bax | Agnès and Karl 1:56:44

1+ y ago1:56:44

1:56:44

In this episode, Hal and Craig welcome guest David Bax, of the long-running film podcast Battleship Pretension (www.battleshippretension.com), to discuss Agnès Varda's 1977 film exploring explicit and implicit themes of Marxist feminism. Discussions also include: Craig got sick and watched the TWISTED METAL show; The recent military coup in Niger; …

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The Mule (2017) | Boomer Joins the Cartel 1:46:16

1+ y ago1:46:16

1:46:16

We finish off our triptych of latter-year Clint Eastwood films with THE MULE about an old man who gets mixed up with the Cartel, but in a cool old man way. Discussion also includes: Prano Bailey-Bond's 2021 film CENSOR; Ringmaster: Vince McMahon and the Unmaking of America by Josie Riesman; The documentary TAKE CARE OF MAYA; and Again we discuss wh…

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Bamako (2006) | Structural Adjustment in Post-Colonial Africa 2:04:21

1+ y ago2:04:21

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In this episode, Hal and Craig discuss the 2006 film BAMAKO, wherein the people of Bamako, Mali hold a trial to convict the IMF and World Bank of holding Africa hostage under the false promises of neo-liberalism and structural adjustment. Discussions also include: Catching up on the movies and TV we've been watching, including All Quiet on the West…

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Gran Torino (2018) | White Saviors & Casual Racism 1:53:59

1+ y ago1:53:59

1:53:59

Hal and Craig return to watching some latter-career Clint Eastwood films, this time it's Clint's 2008 film GRAN TORINO, a movie made for old white people to feel okay about being racist! Fun? Discussion also includes: The new season of Black Mirror; Clive Barker's Faustian novel THE DAMNATION GAME; The best airplane movies; An update on the Tampa 5…

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Adam McKay's "Liberal Savior" Films - The Big Short (2015), Vice (2018), & Don't Look Up (2021) 2:26:29

1+ y ago2:26:29

2:26:29

Hal and Craig are flipping up the formula a bit for this one! Instead of looking at just one movie in this episode, we are looking at writer/director Adam McKay's informal "Liberal Savior" Trilogy: 2015's The Big Short, 2018's Vice, and 2021's Don't Look Up. Hal and Craig discuss McKay's evolution from slapstick absurdity to political satirist and …

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American Sniper (2014) - w/Thomas Greene | Clint Eastwood's Jingoist Machismo 2:07:15

1+ y ago2:07:15

2:07:15

In this episode, the first of a three-episode series examining the later career films of Clint Eastwood, Hal and Craig invite Thomas Greene to discuss Eastwood's 2014 jingoistic war film AMERICAN SNIPER. Discussions also include: Clint Eastwood's best performance ever: screaming at a chair at the 2012 RNC; Elon Musk going full mask-off; Craig conqu…

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They Live (1988) - w/Kevin Cole | Take Me to Your Capitalist Leaders 1:35:40

1+ y ago1:35:40

1:35:40

Hal and Craig welcome guest Kevin Cole aka The Primal Root—owner and proprietor of the oft-mentioned Cap City Video Lounge—to discuss John Carpenter’s 1988 anti-capitalism, sci-fi masterpiece THEY LIVE. Discussions also include: The petition to put access to safe abortions on the ballot in Florida; Our new(ly indicted) king: George Santos; What we’…

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Platoon (1986) | Chasing Morality in Vietnam 1:56:37

1+ y ago1:56:37

1:56:37

In this episode, Hal and Craig discuss Oliver Stone’s 1986 Vietnam film PLATOON. Discussions also include: The colonial history of Vietnam; Steven Crowder’s very bad 2023; The brutality of SCREAM VI; and Ari Aster’s much anticipated new film BEAU IS AFRAID.

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Terror on the Prairie (2022): RRFC Goes to Benny-Wood! 1:30:24

1+ y ago1:30:24

1:30:24

Hal and Craig reconvene to discuss TERROR ON THE PRAIRIE, the third and (so far) final narrative film produced by conservative darling and full-time adult man Ben Shapiro and his merry gang of bigots over at the Daily Wire. Discussions also include: Harlan Crow, Clarence Thomas' political sugar daddy with a weird Hitler obsession; The shootings of …

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Dog Day Afternoon (1975) | Be Gay, Do Crime 1:48:10

1+ y ago1:48:10

1:48:10

In this episode, Hal and Craig discuss Sidney Lumet's 1975 crime caper DOG DAY AFTERNOON starring Al Pacino. Discussions also include: The cruelty of Ron DeSantis and his time overseeing Guantanamo Bay MLB superstar Randy Arozarena Our favorite John Cazale performances

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The Exterminating Angel (1962) | Class & Surrealism 1:57:20

2y ago1:57:20

1:57:20

In this episode, Hal and Craig discuss Luis Bunuel's 1962 The Exetermingating Angel, a biting satire of the wealthy elite. In addition, Hal and Craig discuss: Ron DeSantis' growing war on public education; How awesome the WWE is; Terry Gilliam's surrealist masterpiece Brazil; Daniel Day Lewis' son turned rapper (who is about to Gabe Day Lose It); A…

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BPM (2017) | Organizing and Acting Up 2:01:13

2y ago2:01:13

2:01:13

Hal and Craig discuss Robin Campillo’s BPM, an unflinching look at grassroots activism during the height of the AIDS epidemic, following members of Act Up Paris in the early 1990s as they plan direct action against the pharmaceutical companies and politicians who exacerbated the crisis. Other topics of conversation include: Our Top 5 Movies of 2022…

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Run Hide Fight (2020): RRFC Goes to BENNY-Wood 1:56:31

2y ago1:56:31

1:56:31

In this episode, Hal and Craig decided to watch a conservative film! We watched RUN HIDE FIGHT, the first narrative feature film distributed by Ben Shapiro (Conservative "intellect", W.A.P. Truther, and All-Star Moron) and his propaganda outfit The Daily Wire. We also discuss: The dubious production history of this stupid movie; How most of the Dai…

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The Florida Project (2017) | Poverty in the Tragic Kingdom 1:48:00

2y ago1:48:00

1:48:00

In this episode, Hal and Craig talk about Sean Baker’s 2017 film The Florida Project. Other topics include: Jerry Falwell and Jerry Falwell Jr. and their respective shitheadery Our Top 3 Willem Dafoe performances Elon Musk getting booed by Dave Chapelle Fans The Democrats, and Joe Biden specifically, betraying rail workers How the state perpetuates…

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Bamboozled (2000) | Blackface, Minstrelsy, and American Pop Culture 2:33:46

2y ago2:33:46

2:33:46

Hal and Craig discuss Spike Lee’s 2000 joint BAMBOOZLED, a satire that takes aim at the way the media uses black art, culture, and pain for profit. Other topics include: Our Top 3 Spike Lee films The long running Spike vs. Tarantino beef The right-wingers who encouraged the violence at Club Q MC Serch’s illustrious, bizarre career Thanks for listen…

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Sorry to Bother You (2018) | The Surreal Nightmares of Capitalism 1:57:53

2y ago1:57:53

1:57:53

Hal and Craig discuss Boots Riley's electric satire on capitalism and the exploitation of the working class. Other topics include: The beautiful films of Peter Greenaway; How the "Red Wave" of 2022 only hit Florida; Tessa Thompson's fantastic earrings; And we turn again to the National Review for dependably stupid film criticism! Thanks for listeni…

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Parasite (2019) | The Bourgeoisie Ain't All It Cracked Up to Be 1:42:58

2y ago1:42:58

1:42:58

Hal and Craig discuss Bong Joon Ho's 2019 film Parasite. Epsiode also inclues: A passionate defense of the Final Destination franchise Laughing at Herschel Walker's hilarious campaign disasters Discussion about Kanye West's unfortunate heel-turn Critical analysis to determine which movie Jake Gyllenhaal is hottest in. DISCLAIMER: We're new to this …

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