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Andrew and Dave head into Arnold Schwarzenegger territory by taking look at Elliot Lester's AFTERMATH, the 2017 drama about trauma, grief, and large scale tragedy. What do the pair make of this meditative film inspired by real life events? Will they be emotionally exhausted before the conversation even starts? Tune in and find out!Next Episode: Oh thank God, a terrible video game film. And it's a sequel, as well!The Matt Singer review of AFTERMATH referenced in the episode can be found here: https://screencrush.com/arnold-schwarzenegger-is-making-the-most-interesting-movies-of-his-career-right-now/All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave finally take a look at a film from their home country of Canada in the form of Denis Villenuve's ENEMY. What will the duo make of the film? Can they come to a conclusion about what it all means? Will Dave drop endless references to other Canadian content? Tune in and find out!Next Episode: The duo try and survive having their souls crushed by...Arnold Schwarzenegger?!All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave crash land in the good ol' USSR (Google it, kids) and take a look at Taylor Hackford's 1985 political thriller/dance movie WHITE NIGHTS, starring Mikhail Baryshnikov (Google him as well) and Gregory Hines (once again, Google). What possible plot could combine international politics, ballet, and tap dancing? Will Andrew and Dave be forced to admit their ignorance of the history and art of dance? Will the duo agree about the quality of Lou Reed's music in the 1980s? Listen in and find out!Next Episode: Toronto is a state of mind, because in Canada we have provinces and territories! Thank you! I'll be here all week.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Leaving the 1953 film THE ROBE behind them (as well as the year 2018), Andrew and Dave turn their attention to the 1971 Donald Siegel psychological drama / thriller THE BEGUILED, starring Clint Eastwood! What do the pair make of this out of the ordinary Eastwood film? How creepy can Eastwood get? And will either Andrew of Dave ever be able to eat mushrooms again? Tune in and find out!Next Episode: Dance! Dance like geopolitics (or at least a few rubles) depended on it!All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Have nothing to do this New Year's Eve? Hate the idea of watching a ball drop to bring in the new year? Then join Andrew and Dave as they reflect on the first year of the Films(trips) podcast and drink the worst health shake 1956 had to offer.Next Regular Episode: Turtles. Mushrooms. Eastwood.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

About to make a long haul journey for the holidays? Need something lengthy to listen to while travelling? Something that can put kids to sleep and allow you to ignore the ones you love/tolerate?Andrew and Dave have got your backs!In this episode of Films(trips), the duo take a look at THE ROBE, director Henry Koster's 1953 biblical epic which marked the debut of the CinemaScope format. What will the pair make of the film? Can Andrew make peace with his mortal (and long dead) enemy, Richard Burton? Will Dave stutter more than usual? Tune in and find out!Next Episode: A break from the journey for a New Year's Eve special.Episode After That: Andrew and Dave head into Eastwood territory.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave return to the land of animation to discuss Ralph Bakshi's 1981 drama, AMERICAN POP. What will the duo make of Bakshi's most mature film? Tune in and find out!Next Episode: Richard Burton competes with the majesty of Victor Mature's hair.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave return in this episode of Films(trips) to try and figure out just what the hell everyone was thinking in 1983 when they made FLASHDANCE a mega hit. Yes, the soundtrack is amazing, but everyone watched the film, right?Next Episode: Pop music and terrible corn jokes.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave return this episode (or do they?) to discuss Phillip Kaufman's 1978 adaptation of the classic sci-fi novel "Body Snatchers."Next Episode: Come for the chicken wings and cheap beer, but stay for the experimental dance shows.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave head to space to take a look at Robert Wise's STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE, the divisive 1979 continuation and adaptation of the classic television series STAR TREK (1966-1969). Is the film a misunderstood gem? A tediously paced bore? Both? Tune in an find out!Next Episode: Don't trust the plants (and no, not just romaine lettuce).All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Leaving SHAKES THE CLOWN behind them, Andrew and Dave follow Adam Sandler to Paul Thomas Anderson's PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE, the 2002 film which is more complicated - and potentially problematic - than its generally accepted categorization as a romantic comedy-drama suggests.Next Episode: A film in which the exterior of a ship gets more screen-time than two-thirds of the film's actual cast.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Things get dark and weird in this episode of Films(trips), as Andrew and Dave turn their attention to one of the most cult of cult films: SHAKES THE CLOWN, Bobcat Goldthwait's 1991 directorial debut. Will the pair find the film funny? Will they find it moving? Will they drop the name Jay Leno more than once? Tune in and find out!Next Episode: Pudding and anger problems.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave make a gradual transition from Halloween to awards season by taking a look at GODS AND MONSTERS, Bill Condon's 1998 film which provides a fictionalized account of the final days of filmmaker James Whale.Next Episode: Clowns. Booze. Bobcat.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave head to 1995 to take a look at CANDYMAN: FAREWELL TO THE FLESH, the Bill Condon directed sequel to the 1992 cult classic horror film CANDYMAN!Next Episode: Bio-fiction and Oscars. All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave return in this episode of the show to take a look at IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT, the 1967 mystery drama starring Sidney Poitier and directed by Norman Jewison. Does the film hold up after fifty-one years? How much is the perception of the film shaped by the popular 1988-1995 television adaptation of the film / original source novel? And are Andrew and Dave feeling any better than they were on THE SPLIT episode? Listen in and find out!Next Episode: Say Andrew's name five times in a mirror, and he'll appear with a sandwich. Say Dave's name five times in a mirror, and all you get is a stern look of disapproval over the choices you've made in life.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

The somewhat ill duo of Andrew and Dave journey to 1968 to talk about THE SPLIT, which may or may not be the first film to get an R rating from the MPAA, may or may not have started development as a sequel to POINT BLANK from 1967, and may or may not be better than its reputation. But hey, it does feature Jim Brown kicking Ernest Borgnine in the stomach, and that ain't bad!Next Episode: Yes, it was a television show, but that isn't what is being discussed. Well, at least directly.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and return to the old west for another unconventional western! Yes, this time out, the duo discuss JOHNNY GUITAR, Nicholas Ray's 1954 cult classic starring Joan Crawford. Who is Johnny Guitar? Is the film on par with Ray's BIGGER THAN LIFE, or is it an ambitious failure? And just what accent is Mercedes McCambridge attempting in this film? Tune in to find out!Next Episode: Are you ready for some crime? FOOTBALL! I mean football? Are you ready for some football? Not crime. Maybe a little crime.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave return this episode to discuss BIGGER THAN LIFE, the wholesome 1956 film about mortality, fundamentally flawed values, toxic masculinity, and prescription drug abuse.Wait, what?Next Episode: "Nicholas Ray or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Criticize HUAC in a Western."All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Welcome to Cost Accounting, with Andrew and Dave! In this episode, the duo...they...Wait, that isn't right. This podcast is Films(trips), and this time Andrew and Dave discuss the 1965 mystery thriller MIRAGE, starring Gregory Peck. Is the film worth your while? Can Andrew and Dave agree about how to read it? And why does Andrew sound like Sylvester the Cat? Tune in and find out! Well, except for that last point.Next Episode: CORTISOOOOOOOOOOOOOONE!All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave return in this episode of Films(trips) to talk about the surprisingly decent FATHER GOOSE, the 1964 romantic comedy starring Cary Grant and Leslie Caron! Listen in as the duo try and place the film in its historical context, and fail to explain the title of the movie until two-thirds of the way through the episode!Next Episode: Gregory Peck disapproves of murder.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.