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Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy begin November with 10 new reviews this week. They include a wannabe comic murder mystery (Helen’s Dead), Awkwafina testing her skills on a game show (Quiz Show) and Sylvester Stallone getting a documentary about the key period of his career (Sly). The Adams Family have a new horror film (Where the Devil Roams) and Daisy Ridley tries to run away from her Room-like origins (The Marsh King’s Daughter). Jodie Foster tries to help Annette Bening swim the Atlantic in a true story (Nyad). Jessie Buckley and Riz Ahmed see if there is a test for love (Fingernails) while Meg Ryan and David Duchovny revisit their relationship while stranded in an airport (What Happens Later). Finally, Alexander Payne reunites with Paul Giamatti (The Holdovers) and Sofia Coppola tells the story that is so often overlooked in the Elvis mythos (Priscilla) in two of the best films of the year.

0:00 - Intro

1:05 - Helen's Dead

8:47 - Quiz Lady

17:21 - Sly

30:43 - Where the Devil Roams

39:45 – The Marsh King's Daughter

51:15 - Fingernails

1:03:40 - Nyad

1:14:44 - What Happens Later

1:25:55 - The Holdovers

1:38:36 – Priscilla

1:54:28 – Preview of Next Week / Outro

Trying to quantify, the unquantifiable can cause complications....

On this episode we find ourselves back in the saddle with films that bowed at TIFF as this entry looks at a film that tries to simply that ever complicated emotion of love.  It's time for 'Fingernails'.

Anna (Jessie Buckley) increasingly suspects that her relationship with her longtime partner may not actually be the real thing. In an attempt to improve things, she secretly embarks on a new assignment working at a mysterious institute designed to incite and test the presence of romantic love in increasingly desperate couples.

From Co-Writer and Director Christos Nikou; Fingernails is a fascinating sci-fi allegory about how love can't every really be boxed in by any set of rules.  Starring Jessie Buckley and Riz Ahmed, this film really manages to be gently subversive and twisted while talking about the idea of love.  Playing in realms that criss cross between science fiction, philosophy and your favourite Jane Austen novel, Fingernails might not be for everyone but it's got some really fascinating layers for those willing to look.

We talked with Christos about the origins of the film, shooting in Toronto and so very much more....

Fingernails is on Apple TV+ now.

In this episode, Nate and Dylan give their spoiler-free review of the new Oscar-nominated drama from writer/directed Sarah Polley, "Women Talking", starring Rooney Mara, Jessie Buckley and Claire Foy. Listen now!

Following the death of her husband, a young woman takes a solo vacation to the English countryside. While there, she encounters several men who torment her in various ways.

On this week’s episode…

Join the crew as we discuss misogyny, grief and Alex Garland’s folk, body horror mash up, Men (2022).

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Housekeeping (3:36)

Back of the Box/Recommendations (7:25)

Spoiler Warning/Full Review (11:24)

Rotten Tomatoes (71:08)

Cooter of the Week (77:37)

What We’ve Been Watching (86:21)

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Notre critique du film "Men" réalisé par Alex Garland avec Jessie Buckley et Rory Kinnear. 

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Titre : Men

Sortie : 08 juin 2022 

De : Alex Garland

Avec : Jessie Buckley et Rory Kinnear.  

Synopsis : Après avoir vécu un drame personnel, Harper décide de s’isoler dans la campagne anglaise, en espérant pouvoir s’y reconstruire. Mais une étrange présence dans les bois environnants semble la traquer. Ce qui n’est au départ qu’une crainte latente se transforme en cauchemar total, nourri par ses souvenirs et ses peurs les plus sombres.

Bande-annonce : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkD3Xpr3yPc

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This week we’re talking about Men, the latest nightmare from Alex Garland that we both pretty much hated. We discuss the confusing thematic elements, the grotesque final act, and the 40% retention rate of Samuel’s viewing audience.

Also, why we hate seat-stealing cats. (Recorded May 30th, 2022.)

"Misogyny is bad, mmkay?" - Mr. Garrison, I mean Alex Garland. Mary joins Caitlin to talk about A24's new horror movie Men. While it has notes of everything we tend to like (commentary on misogyny, original sin allegories, cool body horror, and folklore), this one felt a little ham-fisted, and a bit 101. Still a cool effort, and certainly lots to dig into. Count how many times we say "I don't know." It's a lot. Be sure to check out Whitney's review at bloodygoodhorror.com, and keep an eye out for Mary's new show Binge This!

Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy return after a week off to catch-up on reviewing 12 new movies for you. They include a baseball documentary that premiered at SXSW this year (Facing Nolan), a new film written by Paul Schrader (There Are No Saints) and the great Haley Lu Richardson stars in a film about revisiting family trauma (Montana Story). They also revisit a Sundance comedy about two black friends trying not to get blamed when a white girl passes out in their house (Emergency) and one of the choices from the Chicago Critics Film Festival is a documentary about the longest hostage standoff in New York history (Hold Your Fire). Someone who never held their fire is given the four-hour documentary treatment by Judd Apatow (George Carlin’s American Dream). Four is also the number of television shows getting the feature length treatment including a pair of sequels (Downton Abbey: A New Era, Jackass 4.5) and two animated ones (Chip ‘N’ Dale: Rescue Rangers, The Bob’s Burgers Movie). Erik and Steve have divergent thoughts on the new Alex Garland film (Men) but they are certainly wingmen when it comes to throwing cold water on the latest legacy sequel (Top Gun: Maverick).

0:00 – Intro

0:55 – There Are No Saints

7:54 – Facing Nolan

13:00 – Downton Abbey: A New Era

22:57 – Jackass 4.5

29:39 – Hold Your Fire

40:47 – George Carlin’s American Dream

53:06 – Montana Story

1:01:56 – Emergency

1:10:12 - Men

1:23:02 – Chip ‘N’ Dale: Rescue Rangers

1:37:44 – The Bob’s Burgers Movie

1:48:58 – Top Gun: Maverick

2:08:42 - Outro

This week we're recapping the most terrifying title ever set to paper, Alex Garland and A24's new film MEN! Join us, one woman and 10,000 Rory Kinnears as we try to have a nice relaxing weekend away (ha!). Good luck guessing the ending to this one!!

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This week on the show the group takes a walk down twisted-horror lane as they discuss Alex Garland's latest nightmare - Men. The gents give their thoughts on whether the film was too metaphorical, discuss the decision to have Rory Kinnear play multiple roles and ask the loaded question of whether or not they would recommend this film to their friends.

Today on the show, we look at the new film from Alex Garland-- MEN. The film stars Jessie Buckley and Rory Kinnear. Filmmaker Corey Clifford returns to the show to help break down the film and its take on toxic masculinity.

Plus, Andrew gives his reaction to two recent Arkansas film festivals, the Made in Arkansas festival, and Kaleidoscope, the LGBTQ+ film festival.

• Made in Arkansas film festival
• Kaleidoscope film festival
• Blank Spaces - queer cinema short documentary
• Watch Corey's film BOSSBABES
• CoreyClifford.com
• Trailer for Corey Clifford's upcoming film, BUNNY

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Alex Garland is back with a new film, and Rachel is here to help us talk about it. Men is a movie about trauma, grief, the beautiful English countryside, and then some really effed-up stuff that we can't really explain. 

Adir Abergel is the creative director of innovative haircare line Virtue Labs and hairstylist to the stars. He is behind the locks of celebrities such as Jennifer Garner, Charlize Theron, and longtime client Kristen Stewart. This week, Abergel is breaking down what went into preparing his clients for the Oscars this year. He styled two nominated women for Hollywood’s biggest event, Jessie Buckley and Kristen Stewart. Plus, he offers a window inside his extensive research, his creative process, and, of course, his favorite products, including everything new from Virtue Labs.

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Adir Abergel is the creative director of innovative haircare line Virtue Labs and hairstylist to the stars. He is behind the locks of celebrities such as Jennifer Garner, Charlize Theron, and longtime client Kristen Stewart. This week, Abergel is breaking down what went into preparing his clients for the Oscars this year. He styled two nominated women for Hollywood’s biggest event, Jessie Buckley and Kristen Stewart. Plus, he offers a window inside his extensive research, his creative process, and, of course, his favorite products, including everything new from Virtue Labs.

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Notre critique du film « Miss Révolution (Misbehaviour) » réalisé par Philippa Lowthorpe avec Keira Knightley et Jessie Buckley. 

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Titre : Miss Révolution (Misbehaviour)

Sortie : 30 Septembre 2020

De : Philippa Lowthorpe

Avec : Keira Knightley et Jessie Buckley

Synopsis : À la fin des années 60, le concours de Miss Monde est regardé par des millions de spectateurs. En 1970, le Mouvement de Libération des Femmes investit la compétition en plein direct. Cette intervention perturbera à jamais le cours de l'histoire de Miss Monde.

Bande-annonce : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jopaH1z9F0s

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A young woman and her boyfriend take a car ride to visit his parents, and all is not as it seems. Ashley & Matt review the ambiguous new film by Charlie Kaufman.