juliette lewis

Talkin' to Scotty Landes (Lamb-des?) about his movie, Ma, and the only horror movie to sweep the Oscars, The Silence of the Lambs, plus our enduring love of Hannibal Lecter despite his bad behavior. 

It had been a while since both of us had seen this film. We look at it with a 2020 lens and see just how much things have changed, and what still remains the same.

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Sometimes when two people love each other very much, or get too drunk at a Pearl Jam concert and meet John at the merch table, they get married and have a baby...Sometimes not in that order. And then there's other times when they realize it just won't work out...Or that they've wasted the last 9 years with a half-brain who's definition of romance involves springing for a case of High Life. 

Sit down with Garrett and Sara this week as they tackle the tough topic of divorce. Their candid conversation is sure to take you for a loop - dy loop  and send your tummy into a tizzy.

Today we are so lucky to have the amazingly talented showrunner for the Facebook Watch show Sacred Lies, Raelle Tucker. Raelle is also a playwright and has written for such TV shows as Supernatural, Jessica Jones, and True Blood. The movie she has chosen to discuss today is Kill Bill (both 1 and 2). Raelle and April have a long conversation about loving this film (and other films of its ilk) despite the problematic elements that went on behind the scenes. Raelle also talks about working with the wonderful Juliette Lewis. And she details how she gets her projects off the ground.

You can watch Sacred Lies right this very minute!

And if you haven’t seen Kill Bill…what are you doing?

With April Wolfe and Raelle Tucker.

Ashley & Matt review the new thriller starring Octavia Spencer.

We're not the podcast you thought we were before. This week, Sam Noland joins Jon Negroni for a packed episode, covering all the wide releases of the week, plus some extra limited/streaming releases. Our theme music this week is "Amoreena," performed by Taron Egerton on the Rocketman soundtrack.

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Show Notes:

• 00:00:00 – Introduction & Off-Topics
• 00:20:36 – Rocketman
• 00:42:48 – Godzilla: King of the Monsters
• 01:15:40 – Ma
• 01:31:10 – The Last Black Man in San Francisco
• 01:49:54 – Always Be My Maybe

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