Episode 118: Dating Amber
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A film set in Kildare, Ireland in 1995 - cue nostalgia for Emmet!
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Episode 117: Cruella, Cruella de Vil.
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Stevie and Emmet review Disney's latest classic villain origin story flick.
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Episode 116: It's the same old theme since 1916
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John Patrick Shanley's Wild Mountain Thyme and Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead reviewed.
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Stevie and Emmet take a drive
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We're not dead yet!
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Episode 114: The Snyder Cut
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Returning guest, filmmaker Tanzeal Rahim joins Emmet to discuss 'The Snyder Cut'.
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Episode 113: Wandavision
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Emmet and Stevie watch Wandavision.
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Episode 112: Save Yourselves!
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Is Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson film *the* pandemic film we need? Stevie and Emmet discuss.
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Episode 111: Saved by the Bell 2020
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Emmet and Stevie are surprised by this thoughtful - and satirically witty - return to Bayside.
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Episode 110: Die, Hard, 2020
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Every year it's the same tired meme - Die Hard is actually a Xmas movie! Stevie and Emmet discuss.
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Stupid Stupid Rat Creatures #1 with Anthony Castle
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Emmet discusses issues #1 and #2 of Jeff Smith's Bone with Anthony Castle.
info_outlineTwin Peaks The Return on Showtime inspired a resurgence of interest in the cult 90's classic television show. Finally fans would get answers to questions like "Where's Annie?" and what happened to "the good Cooper"....or maybe not.
This week's interviewee, writer Maura McHugh, has a new book out on the film prequel Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me. Famously booed after its premiere at Cannes, the story of Laura Palmer's last days has become an unexpected cornerstone of the overall series - and The Return.
In this episode Maura McHugh discusses her interest in Fire Walk With Me, the highs and lows of the new season - including controversial casting choices and Kyle MacLachlan's performance as Dougie Jones - David Lynch's fascination with what lies beneath the surface of polite society - and what does it all mean in the end.