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Luke and Matt return with a review of three brand new movie releases and recommend which are worth searching out.
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The DebutResident EvilWildwoodTune in for our spoiler free take on these new releases.
Three more reviews are waiting in the patron half of the show, alongside everything else in the ATRM patron package. Find i...
A score that never stops, a singalong that splits the room and a weather front nobody saw coming. Luke, Matt and Westy pick the story back up. Part 2 turns to Anderson’s 200-page script, Aimee Mann’s songs and Jon Brion’s score, before Earl’s deathbed confession, Frank’s homecoming and the night it rained frogs. Then it’s the Golden Bear, three Oscar nominations, the legacy a...
Nine lonely souls, three hours and one very wet day in the San Fernando Valley. Luke, Matt and Westy begin the story of Paul Thomas Anderson’s Magnolia. Part 1 takes in a prologue of impossible coincidences, Coppola’s “do it now” advice and a cast led by Tom Cruise, Julianne Moore and John C. Reilly, through to Linda at the pharmacy, Stanley’s quiz show ordeal and Frank’s sem...
The Psycho shower scene was a magic trick, and we’re revealing how Hitchcock pulled it off. In our first episode of Hollywood Stories, we go behind the curtain on cinema’s most famous 45 seconds: the killer who wasn’t on set, the blood that came from a kitchen cupboard, the piece of fruit that did the stabbing, and the music Hitchcock told his composer not to write. Then it’s...
A working flame-throwing guitar, strapped to a wall of speakers, bolted to the front of a truck. Somehow that barely makes the top five strangest things about it. John, Westy and Luke pick the story back up.
Part 2 turns to the crew who built the chaos, including editor Margaret Sixel and her Oscar-winning cut, before the finale, the reception, the six Academy Awards, t...