Ep 30 - Punch Drunk Love (w/ K. Mykol Panti)

Hawke Talk - Reality Bites (1994)

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden discuss our man, Ethan Hawke, in another episode, this time talking about Ben Stiller's feature film debut, Reality Bites (1994). We talk about our favorite and least favorite scenes with Ethan as well as posethe question, "Is Ethan likeable in this movie?"

Ep 31 - Les Choristes w/ Andrew Klay

Al Larson & Quince Van Orden interview Andrew Klay, a French immersion teacher and film score appreciator, about Les Choristes (2004), a perfect movie to discuss both its Frenchiness as well as its amazing compositions.

Ep 30 - Punch Drunk Love (w/ K. Mykol Panti)

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden sit down with filmmaker, K. Mykol Panti (Keenan) to discuss Punch Drunk Love, one of Keenan's favorite movies and one that he's placed in his top 30 movies that represent something he sees in himself. We discuss the humor and stress, the earnestness of love and if this movie is awkward or perhaps even "cringe" at moments. Following our discussion, we chat about Keenan's love of film, his career in filmmaking including his upcoming feature length film, Thin Walls (almost out, go check it out on social media: Thin Walls Movie (@thinwallsmovie) • Instagram photos and videos [https://www.instagram.com/thinwallsmovie/] ) and even play a round of Remake/Reboot for another Adam Sandler movie.

Ep 29 - The Phantom of the Paradise (w/ Abbie Vance)

You know what the people secretly yearn for? Musical episodes. We're joined by LA-based Art and Production Designer, Abbie Vance, known for projects like The Wolf of Snow Hollow, Deadstream and Nine Days, who speaks about the movie that pushed her from a path in film direction & writing to production design - The Phantom of the Paradise (1974). Aside from her experience with the movie, we have lots of unique trivia to share about The Phantom of the Paradise, even about one of France's most famous bands that credits their aesthetic and start to this movie. I highly recommend this episode and discussion. Don't miss out.

Hawke Talk - The Black Phone (2021)

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden review our boy, Ethan Hawke, in the 2021 serial kidnapper/killer thriller, The Black Phone. Set in 1970s Denver, the latest kidnapping victim, Finney, attempts to flee The Grabber using help from the paranormal voices on the other end of a black phone.