In this week’s episode, your intrepid hosts quickly realize there’s something about Mary in the 1962 indie horror classic, Carnival of Souls. Talking points include Elliot Ghoul, organs, and the iPod Video. Plus, how do David and Justin land themselves in cinema jail yet again with truly “juicy” (and wholly unexpected) missed-movie revelations? Can Whyhaventology redeem them??

Watch The Film That Wouldn’t Die (1990 KTWU interview with Herk Harvey and John Clifford) here

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To paraphrase Boromir, son of Denethor, one does not simply discuss Glengarry Glen Ross without earning an explicit rating.

Read the Vanity Fair 30th anniversary oral history here

Read the 1984 WFMT Studs Terkel radio interview with David Mamet here

Watch Paul Piff’s Ted Talk: Does money make you mean? here

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In this episode, the boys put Peter Hyams’ 1981 movie Outland under the microscope to answer only the most salient questions: How many exploding heads is too many? Is a racquetball court really the best place for a therapy session? And just how did Earth’s most annoying mailman get strung out on space meth? Justin will be on the edge of his seat to see if this gritty reimagining of the 1952 classic western High Noon passes muster with David (whose strict standards for in-movie keyboard usage are finally revealed!).

Watch the Outland miniature effects excerpt from the documentary Sense of Scale here

Read the 2014 Ryan Lambie interview with Peter Hyams here

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