More Than One Lesson

In this episode, Reed and Nathan discuss John Carpenter’s They Live.

In this episode, Tyler is joined by author Andrew Klavan to discuss werewolf movies.

EPISODE BREAKDOWN
00:00:44- Intro, Andrew Klavan, The Great Good Thing
00:09:10- Andrew’s career, the Christian attitude towards art
00:24:20- Werewolf Cop
00:28:30- Werewolf movies
01:08:10- Episode wrap-up

In this episode, Reed and Nathan discuss John Carpenter’s The Fog.

In this episode, Jim Rohner discusses his ten favorite films of all time.

In this episode, Reed and Nathan discuss Scott Derrickson’s Sinister.

So, a little while ago (checks calendar, shakes head in shame) Okay, so, two years ago I accepted Tyler’s invitation to take part in a project that would allow me to blog about the analytical and personal nuance of each film that made up my Top Ten Favorite Films. The distinction, if you remember, between what I was classifying as my Top Ten Favorites and not Top Ten Best was that the former was almost entirely informed by personal, emotionally, and chronologically subjectivity – what some would call “intangible factors” – whereas the latter was and is completely beyond my knowledge and exposure to even contemplate attempting. Titles on this list would not necessarily contain those to which the AFI or AMPAS would hand out awards, but would contain titles that I return to again and again no matter where I am in my life geographically or emotionally.

Thus, in November 2014 I began my list with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, a film widely considered a classic of its genre, albeit a genre that is largely still looked down upon in traditional critical circles. What followed was a partially completed list distributed sporadically across 11 months that took an indefinite hiatus after my seventh favorite film, John Carpenter’s The Thing. Where was the rest of the list? Why the delay? What happened?

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Tyler and Josh discuss Billy Wilder’s The Apartment, winner of Best Picture of 1960.
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In this episode, Reed and Nathan discuss Dan Trachtenberg’s 10 Cloverfield Lane.

Tyler and Josh discuss the 1961 Best Picture, West Side Story.
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In this episode, Reed and Nathan discuss James Wan’s The Conjuring 2.