Matt Seneca, Celia Mattison & Tucker Stone catch up with The Great Silence, catch zero heat off of Darren Aronofsky, and talk about Charlie Dickens and The Triangle of Sadness. It's a movie cast, for the people, by some persons.

Celia and Tucker talk about Barbarian, The Fan (not the Tony Scott one, but the one that James Garner thought was the worst thing in his lengthy catalog of terrible things), and one of the worst movies that Celia has ever made it all the way through: Don't Worry Darling. They also trade secrets regarding their inexplicably personal feelings towards Kyle Reese. Movie time!

This time around, Matt Seneca dug Tucker up out of a well, shocked him back to life, and asked him why, why oh why, hast thou never seen Bela Tarr's Damnation? To which Tucker replied that he had been busy watching Black Adam. "Buddy" said Matt, "You can do both." A podcast was born, and in the afterbirth of its labor, you'll also find a brief discussion of Stephen Spielberg.

Matt Seneca and Sara McHenry join Tucker for a special ALL READING, ALL THE TIME episode of a movie podcast. But wait: won't this reading spoil my enjoyment of the movie someday? No, listening to Al Pacino's casting recommendations will do that. (The movie will never come out.)

Matt Seneca and Sara McHenry join Tucker for a special ALL READING, ALL THE TIME episode of a movie podcast. But wait: won't this reading spoil my enjoyment of the movie someday? No, listening to Al Pacino's casting recommendations will do that. (The movie will never come out.)

After a nice and relaxing break to get Covid, Tucker and Celia are back: and so is Jordan Peele, with his latest picture, Nope! We also touch base on Gray Man and then near the end blaspheme Top Gun Maverick. Let's GO!

Celia's here, and she's been plugging away on the Festival circuit, like a movie robot, beep click and all that. But first we talk about The Northman (sort of!) and then we talk about Letterboxd (why not!) and then it's comic book time (yes ma'am!), before closing it out with Johnnie To's Throwdown. Promises are made!

Tucker is joined by Tessa Strain and Geoff Lapid to talk about Michael Bay's Ambulance, which may not have performed as well as some hoped at the box office, but performed extremely well in Tucker's heart--and that's the only metric that matters! We're also blessed with some hot takes on cold violence, with the Los Angeles duo explaining why, in fact, Tucker was right to stay home from the Northman and replay Conan in his minds eye instead.

In this episode, Celia and Morgan valiantly attempt to keep the podcast on the rails, but Tucker has been isolating himself proving once again that outside of Soprano's, there no such thing as the Golden Age of Television. But when they do get him back to movies, there's only one movie allowed: THE BATMAN. Maxwell Wolkin and Tucker trade favorite moments--violence, green PCP, why youtube should be ignored--but eventually, yes, we do talk about another franchise: Spielbeg and his musical! Podcast time, pal!

This week, Celia, Morgan and Tucker are joined by Matt Seneca to talk about Robert Altman and his 70s standard: Nashville. We also spend some time with Licorice Pizza in Tucker's attempt to deliver an even worse take than the bad one circulating (he nails it! whoops!) but for the most part we'll are just happy to talk Tennessee. Is that lady British? Let's find out together!

New year, new you: same us. It's time to talk about Kathryn Bigelow's Near Dark, to knock the dust off talking in general, and to pontificate on what is to come with Kathryn and her secrets. Celia, Morgan & Tucker are here, so is Bill Paxton and the rest of his Aliens cronies--unfortunately, Adrian Pasdar is as well. Time to get some!

In one corner, it's Benedict Campion. In the other? Delroy Lindo with the cheapest fake mustache you've ever seen. While you'll never be forced to choose between one Netflix movie versus another, we're still throwing them into the ring. Blame Sloane Leong, who is here for the ride, and refuses to honor the term "revisionist Western" with anything that doesn't sound exactly like contempt.

This time around, Morgan, Celia & Tucker are debating DUNE. A debate you say? Yes: a debate between the two sides of Morgan's brain--the side where he doesn't seem to like Dune (2021) and has a lot of reasons why, and the other side, where he keeps saying "no, I actually did like it!" Meanwhile, Celia admits that her neglect of the Synderverse may have resulted in a pent-up affection for Stern Faces, and Tucker conserves all his energy so that he can make the case for pee-pee, and make that case with all the passion and seriousness he can muster.

Matt Seneca joins Celia & Tucker to talk about Titane, which 2/3 of us think is the best movie of the year: BUT THAT'S NOT ALL. There's also the return of Ridley, sloughing off that cemetery dirt and firing a shotgun into the ceiling: this ain't the first duel baby, it's The Last Duel. Do we talk about Lamb? Yeah, sure. But you can otherwise call this podcast the MON DOUX. Get some, pal!

It's time to talk about James Bond with Maxwell Wolkin--that's right! We brought in Travis Bickle's very own official James Bond expert to talk about the return (and immediate retirement) of Daniel Craig, in 2021's No Time To Die. Marvel at Tucker's recalcitrance, bask in Wolkin's studied fashion critique, and wallow in our disdain for Skyfall: it's time to talk 007. Is this the last time he'll have blond hair? Who knows!

And we're on! Morgan, Celia & Tucker got together to talk about Kathryn Bigelow, in the first of a series as of yet untitled, taking a look at her 80s debut, The Loveless. Co-directed with Monty Montgomery and featuring the "official" debut of Willem Dafoe: will we be able to say more than that about this 80 minute movie packed full of slow ass takes? Let's see!

We start off with Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch, which leads us to Paul Schrader's The Card Counter: an Oscar Isaac double feature! After that, it's time to talk about Candyman, courtesy of Nia DaCosta and too much talking. But wait: what about that Clint Eastwood trailer???

From the brackish past, it's an ep that had been lost: now it is found! Earlier this year, we got together to talk about the passing of DMX, which means we talked about Belly and Tucker defended that one scene in Top Five, we talked about trailers and a whole mess of things: and it all started with the movie Shiva Baby, which we had genuine affection for. Come join us in the re-discovered country of....a round-up-cast!

Does the title tell it all? NO. It's a round-up cast buddy! This episode even includes Conan The Destroyer, some talk about Jimmy Bond, Celia saying incorrect things about Invitation, Tucker wasting an explanation of a great Justice League cover on a couple of BUZZKILLS. It's a podcast, buddy!

If the title didn't clue you in, yeah, this episode is on the new movie by M. Night Shyamalan's Old and Andrei Tarkovsky's Mirror. But what the title doesn't tell you is that this crossover episode features Joe McCulloch and Matt Seneca: one man an expert in M. Night Shyamalan, the other man an expert in Andrei Tarkovsky. What to do about a host who is an expert in....neither? Only one episode required to find out!

This week, Morgan and Tucker are joined by Sloane Leong to talk about her path of half star destruction, how it led the boys to find out about the availability of Edward Yang's Terrorizers, and then, in a surprise twist, she is also revealed to have been initiated into the least figured out of all our post-apocalyptic universes: The Quiet Place universe. We all watched the second one due to its ease of availability and because we wanted to see if the Cillian Murphy upgrade could repair the hole left in our hearts when Jim Beardo went grave-diving.

This week, Travis Bickle RETURNS to NYC: Celia reports back from watching Zola, Tucker reports from the living room on The Ice Storm, EVERYBODY clocks in regarding the Soderbergh movie that has the three word generic noir title--No Sudden Move? Get Sudden Moon? I can't remember, who cares. In the middle of that Morgan and Tucker meet a new contender in cinema's ongoing battle to produce the greatest foot chase: TELL NO ONE. If America wants to sleep on Harlen Coben, the French will step in!

Have we all really never seen or talked about the movie Set It Off, a movie which features Queen Latifah doing two guns, one-in-each-hand as best as anybody outside of Chow Yun-fat ever did it? That turned out to be the case. But wait, there's more: John Q as well, a movie that dares to ask the question of whether James Woods can play someone who has a legitimate moral arc where the conclusion is that he can in fact be a good guy. Today, tonight, this morning: there's no time like the present to catch up on these, The Manchurian Candidate, Morgan's refusal to talk about Loki, and Tucker's undeniably obnoxious commitment to watching an MTV game show instead of the Criterion Channel.

This time, it's 2020's Riders of Justice, courtesy of Anders Thomas Jensen and his beautiful perfect muse, Mads Mikkelsen. We also get into Streets Of Fire, a little about Zack Snyder (under pressure from Celia, I assure you!) and there's even a review of various bowls and their usefulness as soup receptacles.

This time around, the crew (Morgan, Celia & Tucker) are all talking about Saint Maud, an A24 prestige horror movie told at a painterly pace by a woman who just might be Rose Byrne. Did you know there's another Coney Island that doesn't have hot dogs? Find out about that, and more, including depressing hand jobs used in place of dialog for character development on this installment of "a movie podcast". Bonus topics include: CRONENBERG.

It's a very special Abba-pology cast, with Tucker & Morgan diving into two of Celia's fist-pumpers, Muriel's Wedding and Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again. To maintain narrative coherence, they also get into Priscilla: Queen Of The Desert, which features Guy Pearce (from last week) and Abba (who feature prominently in the other movies.) But you already knew that, didn't you, you filthy maniac? Sure you did. It's Get Some O'Clock, buddy!

This week, we're talking about Bob Odendirk's Nobody, whether there are enough bats in Arizona for dracula to have friends, and then it's time for Guy Pearce-ing it: The Rover, Ravenous & The Time Machine. Celia makes a claim for blankness, will Tucker recover? Whose side will Morgan take? What about bubblegum pop!

Tucker and Celia were reeling from their second shots, but the coursing power of vaccination juice worked upon them much as the juice of Street Fighter's Dhalsim used medication to create Blanka. Who knew? But no, it's Mortal Kombat time. All of the live action Mortal Kombat movies get covered, but not television shit. No thank you, television!

This week, Celia reports back on Concrete Cowboys, and the rest of us respond by saying: message received! Then it's time to get down to the meat of the PaxCast: One False Move, A Simple Plan & Frailty. Does Billy Bob Thornton steal the show a bit? He sure does!

It's an old timey round-up-cast, with Tucker, Morgan & Celia running the boards: Godzilla Vs. Kong & Bad Trip get some attention, but so does Roberto Rossellini and his neorealism, a metric ton of James Spader movies that Celia used as mood altering substances in her travels across the country, and a bit of riffing on Spielberg and a million other things: movies pal. Movies!

This week, it's Tucker & Celia with a chill out session on Judas & The Black Messiah, Sorry To Bother You, The Gate, a funeral Tucker went to, the question of psy ops and taking moral lessons from Mortal Kombat. There's more than that. There's a lot!

Maybe next time we should try a formal rundown of Philip Seymour Hoffman? We could all wear suits and carry around attache cases. Come celebrate Celia's first Communion as we talk about our favorite boy!

Bring It On: and no, we're not just referring to this week's double feature of melancholy streaming critical populist tales featuring 80s Korean family farms and widows cruising the badlands. We're also referring to the cheerleading classic, featuring the triple threat of Union, Dunst & Dushku. Is that all? NO. There's even more: Mafioso! Arguments about Seven Samurai! Lots of legitimate toilet humor! Wandavision? Yes, but no children are here to defend it this time! 

This time around, we're talking about The Little Things, The Kid Detective and The Last Champion. So many movies featuring the word "The" at the beginning. We also have a swing-by guest who chats us up about WandaVision for a bit. Get some!

This time around, we're watching your favorite streaming programs, I guess? One Night In Miami, The White Tiger & Another Round. At the close, Nina shows up so that Tucker can recap A Hidden Life, an extremely good Terence Malick movie that I guess people didn't like that much? It's good!

This week, we're catching up with Carey Mulligan's adventure outside of period dramas, Promising Young Woman. Then, it's project time: three people, three Jamie Foxx movies, three people who blew it. We blew it, guys! None of these are gonna knock Collateral or Vice out of the top Foxx spot! They include Stealth, which is about a plane and isn't really a Jamie Foxx movie, Law Abiding Citizen, which is what would happen if you took all the good stuff out of Ricochet and Any Given Sunday, which is actually okay because of drugs and Kid Rock and Tucker's explanation of how he perceives all sports movies as being in one long continuity.

We got together with an exacting series of math equations to determine our Top Ten Movies of 2020 while on the air, and then we figured out our bottom five as well. LISTEN to Celia's disgust with Tucker's support for Tenet, MARVEL at Morgan's attempt to rank a music documentary, PONDER all the other Udo Kier movies Tucker could have named before bringing up the Michael J. Fox one. It's a BEST OF situation. Get into it!

Tucker, Celia & Morgan get together to talk about some garbage--WW84 and The Midnight Sky. Then they ask Nina to come by and update them with her thoughts on those stinkers, and she waxes philosophic about Avatar. Avatar? Sure!

You can download episodes directly from spotify, itunes and rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh--starting this month, you'll hear us drilling down into Michael Mann's movies--The Insider and Heat are already up, and Ali arrives in December! You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

This week, we're catching up with Tenet, conversations surrounding Tenet, expectations regarding John David Washington, the purposes of prissiness: etc. Then it's theater-o-clock, with Ma Rainey's Black Bottom coming in for examination. Who brings it home? Julia "The Joker" Roberts in My Best Friend's Wedding. What were you doing at 28? Don't answer that!

Hey buddy: have a good holiday. While you're wrapping your presents, get caught up on the Let Them All Talk, Mangrove, Red White & Blue and The Sound of Metal. It's an all 2020 style thing, as we wind down this year!

You can download episodes directly from spotify, itunes and rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh--starting this month, you'll hear us drilling down into Michael Mann's movies--The Insider and Heat are already up, and Ali arrives in December! You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

This week, we're catching up with the new one from Fincher, Mank, discovering that Celia isn't down with David, the latest from Blumhouse, Freaky and Lovers Rock, one of Steve Mcqueen's Small Axe movies.

You can download episodes directly from spotify, itunes and rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh--starting this month, you'll hear us drilling down into Michael Mann's movies--The Insider is lives now, and Ali arrives in December! You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

This week, we're checking out Happiest Season via Hulu, Embattled via Russian tycoon money, the perfection of The Hitcher and a little Armando Ianucci, with his riff on David Copperfield!

You can download episodes directly from spotify, itunes and rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh--starting this month, you'll hear us drilling down into Michael Mann's movies--The Insider is live now, and Ali arrives in December! You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

This week's episode is a special dive into listener recommendations--an anonymous rec for The Beast of War (or "The Beast"), and Messiah of Evil, courtesy of Josh Simmons. And in keeping with tradition, Tucker takes a look at the latest (last?) Jack Reacher book, The Sentinel. This was a random idea, but we dug it, so keep those recommendations coming!

You can download episodes directly from spotify, itunes and rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh--starting this month, you'll hear us drilling down into Michael Mann's movies--Heat is already live, and The Insider arrives soon! You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

This week, we're talking about Brandon Cronenberg's Possessor and Remi Weekes' His House. Then we throw each other on the spot to talk about Pride & Prejudice from 1995, 2020's Bad Hair and the demonic and awe-inspiring Wake of Death, featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme and two weeks worth of Ringo Lam.

You can keep up with the show via spotify, itunes and rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh--starting this month, you'll hear us drilling down into Michael Mann's movies--Heat is already live, and The Insider arrives soon! You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

It's time to talk about Jean-Claude Van Damme week: didn't you watch the news? This week, we're talking about his work with Ringo Lam (Maximum Risk and Replicant), Tsui Hark (Double Team) and John Woo (Hard Target). Tucker also did some extra credit and watched We Die Young, which dropped last year. It's a good one! 

You can download episodes directly from spotify, itunes and rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh--starting this month, you'll hear us drilling down into Michael Mann's movies--Heat is already live, and The Insider arrives soon! You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

This time around, we're looking at Unpregnant, from the HBO Max streaming platform, Blow The Man Down, from Amazon Prime, and The Wolf Of Snow Hollow, which didn't pick a side yet. We also make personal confessions and reveal secrets!

It's time for an extra long episode of Travis Bickle, because it's our favorite time of year: HELL-O-WEEN. This time around, we're talking about wolf movies--movies that feature wolves, either in their title or onscreen! Unfortunately the library didn't deliver Dances With ____ in time, but from what I can remember the only thing scary about that movie was its runtime.

You can keep up with show at spotify, itunes and via rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh--starting this month, you'll hear us drilling down into Michael Mann's movies--Heat is already live, and The Insider arrives soon! You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

This week, Morgan, Celia & Tucker are standing abreast a sea of time, with a look at Conan The Barbarian, Red Heat and Killing Gunther: three films united not by their quality, but by the quality of their star. It's Schwarzenegger time!

This week, we're talking about movies like Tigertail, tv shows like Brad Pitt's LEGO Masters, the incest tinged #alone, a documentary on Rashomon, Celia recaps Raw Deal...but the real meat of this episode of Bacurau which is a movie we all deeply loved.

You can download episodes directly from itunes and rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh--starting this month, you'll hear us drilling down into Michael Mann! You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

For more info on Celia's new zine on sleep, check out the links posted here: it's good!

Longtime James Bond expert Maxwell Wolkin joins Tucker all things 007. On this extra long episode, they focus on Thunderball, Spectre, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Live And Let Die, but as it is Bond, things go plenty wide to talk about "The Approach", the style and the original books. 

On this jam packed episode, Morgan, Tucker & Celia talk about the new movie from Charlie Kaufman, why Mission Impossible 2 is good, whether or not Birds of Prey worked, how disgusting is The Baby and what Tucker would do if he had an unlimited supply of income.

This week, Morgan, Celia & Tucker are watching 2020's Project Power and 1979's The Fury, two movies that have more in common than any of us anticipated. Then they catch up on Hold The Dark from 2018 and question the height of actors, the most recent James Bond trailer, and Celia's first time watching 1999's The Insider.

You can download episodes directly from itunes and rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh. You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

This week, we're looking at Andrew Ahn's Driveways, Guillermo Del Toro's The Devil's Backbone, and Brian Taylor's Mom & Dad. It's all homework, all the time, with Tucker, Celia & Morgan.

This week, your movie podcast is packed to the brim, with "Creeper" from The Tax Collector (macro-casting), Amy Seimetz getting that Pet Semetary money to make that She Dies Tomorrow, and an extensive debate on the merits of American Pickle. Thoughts on Last Of The Mohicans and violence down to beloved faces, a brief discussion of the internet, the term "slaps", whether or not people like Come and See: it's all here, and if you're not sure how to hear it, tune into the end of the episode for special advice on how podcasts work.

In this week's bumper crop of movie takes, we're talking Michael Mann's Manhunter, the Sean Harris potboiler '71, a second take on Souvenir from Celia and rounding things out with some GREMLINS talk.

This week, Celia, Morgan and Tucker are talking about Dave Franco's directorial debut The Rental, the Pizza Hut produced survival pic The Pool, taking the pulse on The Last Action Hero and heaping hosannahs on the Blade franchise.

Celia, Morgan and Tucker take a look at a couple of killers: Kelly Reichardt's First Cow & Michael Mann' Thief, make a stop in 2010 to grapple with what replaced horror movies and share their mutual rainy day school movie experiences. The moral theory of Mann is discussed, as is law.

This week, Tucker, Celia & Morgan talk about Palm Springs and The Old Guard, two movies that mess with the concept of time, one of the necessary elements of film. But first, Tucker ranks the entirety of the Terminator Fictional Universe!

On this episode, Morgan Jeske, Celia Mattison & Tucker get together to compare and contrast 2020's Lovebirds with 1987's Moonstruck--it doesn't go well for the new kid! While lurking around 1987, The Running Man makes an appearance as we join Celia working her way through Arnold classics. 

On this episode, Morgan Jeske, Celia Mattison & Tucker get together to compare and contrast 2020's Lovebirds with 1987's Moonstruck--it doesn't go well for the new kid! While lurking around 1987, The Running Man makes an appearance as we join Celia working her way through Arnold classics. 

Celia Mattison returns to the show to talk with Tucker about Spike Lee's latest, Da 5 Bloods, and then takes us on a mystical journey to the mindset of someone who is watching Commando for the very first time!

In this episode, Tucker is joined by Sara & Tom McHenry and Nina Stone to get down to the business of ranking Martin Scorsese's first ten films. It's a long one, and includes some complaints about 2019's Joker, for reasons that will be apparent.

Celia Mattison returns to talk with Tucker about the historical romance piece, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, the Alien ripoff Underwater and the latest installment in Blumhouse's confusing attempts at social commentary by way of bloodshed, The Hunt.

On this episode, Tucker is joined by Geoff Lapid & Tessa Strain to talk about Ben Affleck's career, his new movie The Way Back, and why it's stupid to replace character actors with easter egg hunts.

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This week, Tucker is joined by Celia Mattison to talk about the latest attempt by Netflix to make us all forget we like to see real movies in a real movie theater with our real hands, our real fingers: Extraction, starring Chris Hemsworth. That's the one on the table. Also discussed is Celia's journey into horror, with a look at the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Descent.

This week, Tucker is talking with Matt Seneca about The Invisible Man, the new one from Leigh Whannell & Elizabeth Moss, and then they catch up on Beaches, and then Tucker talks about Garth Ennis until they run out of tape, restart things and talk more about Garth Ennis. GARTH!

It's a shelter-in-place special, with Chicago residents Tom & Sara McHenry. They'll talk to Tucker about how they're managing the new normal: high doses of Marvel movie fan Martin Scorsese. Stick around to see if you can remember the name of a Sleepers star before Tom and Tucker do! 

Matt and Tucker plow through Tucker's recent foray into the classics section, Matt pontificates on The Flowers Of St. Francis, they talk about comics. David Lean, Michael Bay, whether or not you should have to watch Charlize Theron kiss someone that is a regular person, and a dude who used tap dancing as an insult. Get some!

This week, Tucker and Matt Seneca are talking about two movies featuring Blake Lively: the notorious box office flop Rhythm Section, and A Simple Favor, a weird hybrid of comedy and noir featuring Anna Kendrick and the latest actor to don the black visor of SNAKE EYES.

Ah, war pictures: can Matt Seneca get over his (understandable!) moral objections and get about the business of enjoying Sam Mendes latest attempt to be your favorite overly fussy British filmmaker type? 1917 isn't the only item on the to-do list--we're also getting about the business of talking footchases, with a belated look at 2006's Apocalypto, one of those movies that the streaming giants don't want you to have in your life. 

On this episode of Travis Bickle, Tucker is joined by Lorin Kozlowski from Roach Koach to talk about the latest movies from the Star Wars universe AND the Michael Bay universe. Which of these films should garner your everlasting soul? There's only one right answer!

Tucker and guest RJ Casey were once up above it, but now they're down in it...down in Richard Jewell conversation, that is! It's a one-movie conversation about Clint Eastwood's latest!

Morgan and Tucker catch up on a whole mess of new movies, like Knives Out, Marriage Story (whoops!) and Irishman. IRISHMAN! (movie of the year?)

On this episode, Tucker is joined by Tim Hodler to talk about Tim's convoluted reason for why it's okay to watch Watchmen, Tucker skates by with no explanation for why he's reading Doomsday Clock, they share some love for The Synderverse, and then talk Jack Reacher: the books!

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This week, Sean and Tucker are talking about the latest from Rob Zombie, Robert Eggers & Bong Joon-ho, and the Breaking Bad spin-off, El Camino. There is minimal Scorcese related content on this episode, but we'll be sure to check in about that in the future.

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On this week's episode of Travis Bickle, Tucker & Sean grapple with their 3 From Hell pre-game by talking about a couple of 2019 barn-burners--Mister America and First Love--while also catching up on a couple of older must-sees. It's a regular slice of meat, with potatoes!

On this episode, Sean and Tucker catch up on the Midsommar Director's Cut, the Netflix mistake Triple Frontier, my boy JAMES GRAY and his SPACE MOVIE, Bliss and the art of casting, and Joker, Joker, Joker. Disagreement ensues!

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On this episode of Travis Bickle, Tucker & Sean get things cooking with a conversation about Michael Mann's book imprint, the movie Hustlers, and the latest from Fassenden: Depraved!

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On this episode, cartoonist, critic and poet Sloane Leong swings by to talk with Tucker Stone about two pictures from 2019--Ready or Not and Plus One--and a 90's classic, Event Horizon. What? It's a classic!

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Sean and Morgan play catch up, and now that Sean is a New Yorker with access to every major film in 35mm, he's here to talk about them all--seriously. All Of Them.

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On this episode of Travis Bickle, Morgan Jeske and Tucker Stone discuss The Boys, the second season of Mindhunter, Jane Campion's In The Cut, Steven Soderbergh's High Flying Bird and upcoming films!

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On this episode of Travis Bickle, Tucker is joined by Sara & Tom McHenry to talk about Hobbs & Shaw, the Fast & Furious franchise, the consolidation of media, movies as moral scolds and a little erotic thriller called In The Cut.

It's time for Tucker and Sean to renew their podcast license for another four years, with a look at 2019's installment in the Quentin Tarantino Chronicles--you know what i'm going on about, it's the new Bradley Pitt picture!

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On this round of Travis Bickle, Sean heads out to the new Disney picture instead of Tucker, Tucker gives the definitive answer on whether or not Robin Hood should be spoken about in the same tone of reverence reserved for King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, we begin the grieving process for Alan Moore properly, with anger, and then it's time to talk White Storm 2!

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Tucker and Sean talk about the latest from Jim Jarmusch, the missing weirdness of American movies, the newest pictures from the Toy Story and Scott Adkins universes, what it's like to see Takashi Miike with a crowd, and airplane films!

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On this very special episode, Lorin Kozlowski joins Sean Witzke to talk about some of 2019's major motion pictures, and a Michael Mann classic!

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This week, Sean and Tucker are talking about Shadow, the latest motion picture from Zhang Yimou, two Keanu Reeves movies, classic films in public, and the new business of movie trailers.

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Morgan and Sean get together to talk about John Wick 3, recent work by Claire Denis, and Sean's basic distaste for television.

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On this episode of Travis Bickle, Sean Witzke and Fran Hoepfner talk about two 2019 films prominently featuring Juliette Binoche: High Life and Non-Fiction.

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On this week's episode, Sean and Tucker talk about the latest flicks from Claire Denis, S. Craig Zahler and Jia Zhangke...and a guy who goes by the name Bergman. This is also the first episode since it was revealed that Tucker had been obsessively watching Game of Thrones after shittalking it with Sean for the entire eight years the show was on television. Can peace be made? Of course it can, this is a podcast, ya dummy. 

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On this episode of Travis Bickle, Sean and Tucker finally get the chance to talk about watching Predator, The Mustang, Standoff at Sparrow Creek, and Climax. They had been wanting to talk about these things for so long! This episode also includes an all too brief discussion of the great Scott Walker.

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On this episode of Travis Bickle, Tucker and Sean touch upon some popular television shows and then dive deep into Jordan Peele's Us, a movie featuring many glorious performances, including one by Person of Interest hall-of-famer Winston Duke.

On this episode of Travis Bickle, Tucker & Sean talk about the movies of 2019: Destroyer, Captain Marvel & HBO's latest, The Inventor. They also get into the trailers of the day and ponder the future of tweets on the topic of Tarantino.

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Sean took a field trip that required a passport stamp, Tucker braved the cold to catch a classic in 35. Also? Elle, Mandy, and movies that aren't named for their main characters.

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On this episode of Travis Bickle, Tucker and guest Jason Michelitch talk about Ringo Lam's Full Contact, Kelly Reichardt's Night Moves and the Maniac Cop franchise!

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On this episode of Travis Bickle, Sean Witzke and Tucker Stone finally talk about Zombi and Sonatine, and then Nina shows up to round out a Battle Angel Alita convo. It's an American podcasting classic!

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On this episode of Travis Bickle, Sean Witzke and Tucker Stone finally talk about Zombi and Sonatine, and then Nina shows up to round out a Battle Angel Alita convo. It's an American podcasting classic!

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Tucker, Sean & Morgan sit down to hash out their best movies of 2018! 

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The latest episode of Travis Bickle sees Sean and Tucker recapping their feelings on Ringo Lam, Alice in Chains, and then they finally get to talking about movies, starting with Aquaman, a motion picture from the team that brought you some of the good parts of Fast & The Furious. Then it's Little Hours and Gaspar Noe time!

This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to monthly criticism from the hosts. The hosts' twitter accounts are: Tucker, Morgan, and Sean.