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A podcast about movies with Evan, Tom & Marcus where they attempt to fit in each of their personal fixations and observations of a singular film before the hour clock runs out ⏱️
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Nov 20, 2021
Nov 20, 2021
1hr 13 min
Episode 8: Tom, Evan & Marcus dig into the artistry and the extremely talent crew behind Gordon Parks Jr.'s landmark '70s existential crime film "Super Fly".
1:09 – Overtime on "Overnight" (2003)
4:56 – Overtime on "Phantasm" (1979), letter from Roberto A. Quezada
8:41 – One Fucking Hour on "Super Fly" (1972)
Special Thanks to Rémy Bennett for additional research.
References used for this episode - "Tryin' To Get Over: Super Fly, Black Politics, and Post–Civil Rights Film Enterprise: https://muse.jhu.edu/article/373231 MOMA: Gordon Parks and “The Atmosphere of Crime”: https://www.moma.org/calendar/galleries/5258

Nov 13, 2021
Nov 13, 2021
1hr 5 min
Episode 7: Tom, Evan & Marcus deep dive on Tony Montana & Mark Brian Smith’s character assassination documentary OVERNIGHT (2003), which chronicles the the ill-fated making-of The Boondock Saints and its megalomaniacal director bro Troy Duffy.
Stream "Overnight" (2003) for free on Tubi: https://tubitv.com/movies/510561/overnight

Nov 6, 2021

Oct 30, 2021
Oct 30, 2021
1hr 2 min
Episode 5: Tom, Evan & Marcus go one fucking hour on the 'Just Say No' cautionary tale The Boost from 1988 starring James Woods & Sean Young.

Oct 24, 2021
Oct 24, 2021
1hr 3 min
Episode 4: Tom, Evan & Marcus gush over Dustin Hoffman in STRAIGHT TIME, a bonafide masterpiece of 1970's crime realism.

Oct 24, 2021
Oct 24, 2021
1hr 2 min
Episode 3: Tom, Evan & Marcus breakdown the details within George A. Romero's masterful gore-soaked satire DAWN OF THE DEAD.

Oct 24, 2021
Oct 24, 2021
1hr 1 min
Episode 2: Tom, Evan & Marcus parse Gus Van Sant's 1998 (alleged) shot-for-shot remake of Alfred Hitchcock's classic PSYCHO.

Oct 24, 2021
Oct 24, 2021
1hr 1 min
Episode 1: Tom, Evan & Marcus have just one fucking hour to breakdown the masterful details within John Boorman's 1972 film Deliverance.
