At first glance, Chris' pairing of Godard's New Wave groundbreaker Masculin Féminin with John Water's mainstream crossover Hairspray...

When Julian Schnabel decided to make a film out of of Jean-Dominique Bauby's autobiographyThe Diving Bell and the Butterfly, he was...

MG takes on a double dose of Jesse James! First up: Samuel Fuller'sI Shot Jesse James from 1949, a film that many regard as the most...

Steven Spielberg's masterpiece Close Encounters of the Third Kind is a deeply personal film - it's one of the few screenplays he wrote...

We dive into our second Time Travel episode with a double-dose of 50's nostalgia: Frances Ford Coppola'sPeggy Sue Got Married, and Gary...

Douglas Trumbull is a legend in the world of VFX; the iconic imagery and techniques he developed for such classics as Ridley Scott'sBlade...

For nearly sixty years, Werner Herzog has been a force in world cinema, serving as an inspiration to both mainstream and independent...

Tonight MG offers a strange double feature as we take a look at two very different films.First up: the little-remembered American...

Over the past decade, Armando Iannucci has delivered some of the sharpest, most bitter political comedy we've ever seen - and from his...

Woody Allen has averaged a production rate of a movie a year since 1966: in just over five decades, he's made over fifty films. Luckily...

Few filmmakers have realized their personal style so thoroughly as Wes Anderson, whose movies have only become more stunningly art...

MG puts Chris through the Ludovico treatment! Yep, the rumors are true: even though Stanley Kubrick's bizarre, ultra violent masterpiece...

Most fans think of Ferris Bueller's Day Off as more or less The Rosetta Stone of 80's film, as it is both a perfect cross-section of that...

MG knows that, like everyone else in our socially-distanced world, you've probably reached the end of Netflix by now - so this week we...

MG takes on Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story in an episode that is a bit of a time capsule it was recorded a few months ago, before we had...

Hal Ashby made some of the greatest movies of the 1970's, from The Last Detail, to Coming Home, to Harold and Maud - so why have so few...

With a budget of 159 million, Netflix's epic The Irishman was an expensive experiment, combining cutting-edge VFX and old-fashioned...

Director Justin Denton joins us to talk about 'Bad Boy Bubby,' a movie none of us had heard of, let alone seen. But it's safe to say that...

After The Matrix trilogy began with a bang but ended in a whimper, Keanu Reeves' career seemed to wander: a string of misfires, including...

When James Cameron launched his passion project Titanic in 1997, Hollywood braced for disaster - it was already legendary for it's wildly...