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Alain and Elvis
August 23, 2024
Host Matthew Socey and Usual Suspect Taffeta V pay tribute to actor Alain Delon. Matthew also replays his epic chat with John Krull (plus Makenna Mays!), breaking down every Elvis Presley film.
Gena and Caligula (not together)
August 16, 2024
Host Matthew Socey and guest Taffeta V discuss the films of Gena Rowlands. Plus, Matthew has a carefully worded review of "Caligula-The Ultimate Cut," just released in cinemas and on video.
It Ends With Us
August 9, 2024
Matthew Socey reviews the Blake Lively drama It Ends with Us and some video releases.
Trap
August 2, 2024
Matthew Socey reviews the new film Trap plus a family story related to that film.
No Deadpool, no Wolverine
July 26, 2024
Matthew Socey gives you cinema recommendations that are alternatives to Deadpool & Wolverine.
Bob & Shelley & The Blues Under the Skin
July 19, 2024
Matthew Socey reviews the documentary The Blues Under the Skin and pays tribute to Bob Newhart and Shelley Duvall. 

Sing Sing, Maxxxine and Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid
July 5, 2024
Matthew Socey reviews Sing Sing and Maxxxine, the Criterion release of Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid plus a dip into the radio archives. 

Kinds of Kindness and Horizon
June 28, 2024
Matthew Socey reviews the anthology film Kinds of Kindness and Kevin Costner's epic western Horizon: An American Saga.
Donald Sutherland
June 21, 2024
Matthew Socey pays tribute to actor Donald Sutherland and discusses a number of films from his youth recently released on home video.
Treasure and Mary Wickes
June 14, 2024
Matthew Socey reviews the film Treasure and replays his chat with author Steve Taravella (author of the biography Mary Wickes: I Know I've Seen That Face Before) to celebrate Wickes' birthday.
The Dead Don't Hurt and Taffeta V
June 7, 2024
Matthew Socey spreads the word on the domestic drama western The Dead Don't Hurt and chats with Taffeta V about a newly discovered thriller gem from the early 1980s.
M and Ezra
May 31, 2024
Matthew Socey chats with Indianapolis artist Tristan Ross and his stage version of the Fritz Lang film M. He also reviews the film Ezra.