Roasting a Random Letterboxd FilmBro (Don't Look Now)

One Good Jump Scare (Lake Mungo)

Cody and Peter watch the 2008 Australian horror, Lake Mungo. [https://letterboxd.com/film/lake-mungo/] It's a brooding, melancholic ghost story with one good jump scare. Follow Us on Letterboxd: Cody's Letterboxd [https://letterboxd.com/codyjowen/] Peter's Letterboxd [https://letterboxd.com/missingno1028/]

Roasting a Random Letterboxd FilmBro (Don't Look Now)

This week we're looking right at 1973's Don't Look Now [https://letterboxd.com/film/dont-look-now/]. Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie deliver incredible performances and Peter and Cody roast a rando on LB who gave it a bad rating. Follow Us on LetterBoxd: Cody [https://letterboxd.com/codyjowen/] Peter [https://letterboxd.com/missingno1028/]

Canon: Donnie Darko

In 28 days, the world will end. Welcome to the Tangent Universe (and Spooky Season!) We have a good time correcting Cody's initial reading of Donnie Darko. Follow Us on LetterBoxd: Cody: https://letterboxd.com/codyjowen/ Peter: https://letterboxd.com/missingno1028/

Wessing Too Close to the Sun (The French Dispatch)

Jamie G. joins us to dissect Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch [https://letterboxd.com/film/the-french-dispatch/]. Follow Jamie on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/soyhamiyeh/ [https://letterboxd.com/soyhamiyeh/] We went with The French Dispatch to round out our Pulp Fiction month because it brings the opposite energy to an anthology film. Cody's Letterboxd [https://letterboxd.com/codyjowen/] Peter's Letterboxd [https://letterboxd.com/missingno1028/]

"This Guy's an Incel" (Shoot the Piano Player)

Seth Halley joins to talk about the French New Wave meeting American Crime in Francois Truffaut's Shoot the Piano Player ("Tirez sur le pianiste"). Follow Seth on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/sasslord/ [https://letterboxd.com/sasslord/] You can feel the French New Wave's influence on Tarantino, especially in the naturalistic and seemingly banal dialogue that adds texture to the film. I found this piece from Images [http://www.imagesjournal.com/issue03/features/tarantino2.htm] helpful in framing my thoughts about the relationship between Shoot and Pulp Fiction. Cody's Letterboxd [https://letterboxd.com/codyjowen/] Peter's Letterboxd [https://letterboxd.com/missingno1028/]