One movie each week. 30 years in the making.
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We’re diving into Léon: The Professional, the cult classic that blends action, drama, and an unlikely bond between a hitman and a young girl. Join us as we unpack Jean Reno's iconic performance, the unforgettable presence of Natalie Portman in her breakout role, and the dark, provocative elements that make Luc Besson's film unique and unforgettable.
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The Paper (1994) is a fast-paced newsroom drama that follows Henry Hackett, a harried city editor at a New York newspaper, as he navigates a whirlwind 24-hour period filled with breaking stories, personal crises, and the relentless pressure of the media world. As he grapples with ethical dilemmas and his own ambitions, Hackett must decide between his career and his family in a high-stakes battle for truth and journalistic integrity.
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Take your seat, crack open your books, and join us for a lesson on the 1994 Danny Devito vehicle, Renaissance Man. Devito plays Bill Rago, a recently fired ad man-turned-teacher trying to turn a bunch of misfit boot camp students into Shakespearean scholars. We're also joined by special guest and Patreon Co-Executive Producer, Addie!
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Ever feel like you’re not even supposed to be here today? Join us as we revisit Clerks (1994), Kevin Smith’s DIY love letter to the slackers, stoners, and talkers among us. We dive into the snappy, absurdist dialogue that made Smith a cult icon, the unlikely charm of the Quick Stop’s cast of characters, and why Dante and Randal’s aimless debates on life, love, and the Star Wars universe still resonate.
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Step into the abyss with us as we delve into In the Mouth of Madness (1994), John Carpenter's eerie ode to the power—and terror—of the written word. In this twisted tale, we follow insurance investigator John Trent as he tumbles into a world where reality unravels and madness reigns. With nods to Lovecraftian horrors and unseen cosmic forces, we’ll explore the sinister allure of forbidden knowledge and ask the ultimate question: can fiction drive us to insanity?
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We sink our teeth into Wolf (1994), where Jack Nicholson stars as a middle-aged book editor whose life takes a wild turn after he's bitten by a wolf. As he grapples with newfound animal instincts, his world of publishing becomes a battlefield for survival—both at work and in the wild. We explore the film’s blend of werewolf horror and corporate drama, and how it reinvents the classic creature feature with Nicholson’s trademark intensity.
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Wes Craven's New Nightmare—a meta-horror triumph that blurs the lines between fiction and reality, reimagining Freddy Krueger as a primal force of fear. It’s a self-aware and chilling exploration of the horror genre itself, where dreams and nightmares collide with terrifying consequences. Craven invites us to confront our deepest anxieties, forcing us to question the power of stories and the monsters they create.
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we sink our teeth into Interview with the Vampire—a gothic masterpiece that redefines the vampire genre through a lens of sensuality, existentialism, and haunting beauty. It's a darkly romantic journey that captivates and unsettles, inviting us to question our own humanity in the face of eternal life.
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