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Jann Arden joins Jeremy for The Searchers!
comPOSERS Episode 60: Speed
All aboard! This week we're discussing "Speed" and Mark Mancina's weirdly impactful soundtrack.
This Week on Hollywood Suite: May 18 to 24
Hollywood Suite’s programming highlights this week include action/thrillers, horror chillers, and some family-friendly classics.
comPOSERS Episode 59: A League of Their Own
On this week's episode we attempt to honour Mother's Day but end up just talking about sports. But at least it's women's sports! Join us as we review Hans Zimmer's score to "A League of Their Own".
The Criterion Shelf: Early Douglas Sirk
Bil Antoniou takes a look at four films made by the celebrated auteur before his reign of fifties melodramas.
Bill & Ted Invite You to Be ‘Most Excellent’ in Their next Adventure
Channel your inner Wyld Stallyn for a chance to appear in Bill & Ted Face the Music.
Castle in the Ground Review: The Forgotten Epidemic
A low-key turn by Hereditary's Alex Wolff anchors this sobering portrait of the opioid crisis.
Red Snow release on Apple TV, May 15
Marie Clements' feature dramatic debut is a marvel of a film.
Changing Reels Episode 60 – Millennium Actress
Freelance journalist Max Covill stops by to discuss Millennium Actress with Courtney!
Cannes Palme d’Or Winners: Ranking the 21 Best of the Fest
With the 73rd Cannes Film Festival postponed due to COVID-19, our team celebrates the legacy and influence of the world's most prestigious festival.
Disney is Fast-tracking Hamilton’s Disney+ Premiere to July 03
Disney is fast-tracking Hamilton’s highly anticipated Disney+ premiere to Fourth of July weekend.
Black Hole Films Episode 160 – IT Chapter 2
Norm Wilner joins Jeremy for IT: CHAPTER 2!
Spoiled Rotten 104: Revisiting Superman
Ben and Daniel revisit Richard Donner's Superman!
Red Rover Trailer: Kristian Bruun & Cara Gee Book a One Way Ticket to Mars
We've all wanted a change of scene when we've been in a less than ideal situation, but what about a change of planets? Watch the trailer for RED ROVER, starring Orphan Black's Kristian Bruun and The Expanse's Cara Gee!
The Criterion Shelf: Starring Catherine Deneuve
Her immense career still goes strong as she has not lost the desire to take chances with artistically adventurous directors, and keeping up with her filmography is no easy task (I’ve been trying for years) but the Criterion Channel’s collection, despite not including her one Oscar-nominated performance, covers her most notable work and is the best summation yet of a classic star.