Loose episode this week, it’s basically just 2 hours of me talking through 59 movies I watched in October 2022! You can find the list on letterboxd @eliholmie if you wanna know what your getting yourself into, but it’s very chill and no spoiler

The Innocents (1961) By Jack Clayton

Oct 24th, 2022 1h 37m

This week I talk through the incredible gothic/haunted house horror story, the innocents and why it’s a masterclass of possessed psychosexual children and liminal ghosts. It’s a creepy one, but I hope you enjoy! Thanks as always for listening!

Thief (1981) By Micheal Mann

Oct 2nd, 2022 2h 10m

This weeks episode is on Thief! We talk oppression in systems and how your only way to survive is to become nothing, with a dream of true humanity at the center of your fight to survive. So yeah, it’s a heavy one but it’s a fun one! In two week

Happiness (1998) by Todd Solondz

Sep 18th, 2022 2h 38m

On this weeks episode I talk happiness and the cycle of pleasure in America suburbia, and how everything isn’t ok! It’s a tough one, but it’s a good discussion! Thanks for listening!

Safe (1995) by Todd Haynes

Sep 3rd, 2022 2h 17m

On this episode I talk about safe from 1995, and why Julianne Moore is the best actor ever, why capitalism and spiritualism shouldn’t mix but always do, and why we’re all just wearing masks. It’s a long one, so thanks so so much for listening!

After Hours (1985) By Martin Scorsese

Aug 24th, 2022 1h 38m

This week we’re talking After Hours and the crippling effects of capitalism leading to the Everyman to escape to odyssey’s of desire, but also how most of this is just a big screwball comedy. It’s a fun one, so stick around! Next week we’re tal

Miracle Mile (1988) by Steve De Jarnatt

Aug 17th, 2022 1h 23m

On this weeks episode I talk about the film miracle mile, a romantic apocalypse tragedy film dealing with blossoming love, and what humanity does in the face of apocalypse. Hope you enjoy this episode! Next weeks episode will be on Martin Scors

Blow Out (1981) by Brian De Palma

Aug 8th, 2022 1h 26m

In this episode I go deep talking about the existential nature of our exploitation and how America creates escapism by exploitation, and how it relates back to the central romance at the center of this movie. It’s a heavy one, so stay conscious

Crash (1996) by David cronenberg

Aug 5th, 2022 1h 19m

In this episode I talk crash and the underground taboo world and how it might be a little more universal than you thought! Thanks as always for listening, next week is on Brian de Palma’s infamous film, Blow Out!! Stay tuned! And follow me on l

New Rose Hotel (1998) by Abel Ferrara

Jul 26th, 2022 56m 26s

We’re talking corporate espionage, transactional sexual relations, and why connection is hard to achieve when the whole world try’s to control you. Thanks for listening!

Wendy and Lucy (2006) - By Kelly Reichardt

Jul 19th, 2022 59m 3s

In episode 4 I talk my favorite movie, Wendy and Lucy! I talk about the acceptance and recognition of life, and denounce and dissect trying to enter a capitalist society when seen as an outcast. It’s a tough one, so buckle in! Spoilers as alway