The Important Cinema Club

Justin and Will discuss the King of Poverty Row Cinema.

Will and Justin go through hell and watch all three Tim Allen 'The Santa Clause' films in one sitting. They almost die.

Justin and Will talk all things Beatty - his surprisingly small filmography, his status as one of the men that kick off the Hollywood New Wave and the legendary Dick Tracy.

We discuss the work of Kelly Reichardt and pick our favorite film biographies. We apologize or the audio quality on this episode. Justin's voice is far away to recreate the feeling of isolation present in Reichardt's cinema. FULL APOLOGY: http://www.theonion.com/article/podcaster-makes-solemn-promise-improve-sound-quali-51660

For the final Shocktober of the year, wee pit horror masters Dario Argento and Lucio Fulci against each other until only one survives. Well, technically only one of them is alive at the moment, but you get the idea.

We talk CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962) and LAST HOUSE ON DEAD END STREET (1972) in an episode centered around one shot horror auteurs. Subscribe on Itunes at: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-important-cinema-club/id1067435576?mt=2

We tackle the entire Friday the 13th series.

We talk about one of our favorite American independent writer/directors in a very special episode that just may hold the record for most film's collectively watched for this podcast. Because we love the guy's work so much!

It's SHOCKTOBER! Justin and Will are joined by special guest John Semley to discuss the career of Frankenstein director James Whale. Why is the sequel better than the original? What are our thoughts on the Frankenstein legacy? Why did James Whale stop directing? All the answers can be discovered with one listen!

Justin and Will discuss Killer of Sheep, My Brother's Wedding, To Sleep with Anger and The Glass Shield. And why they don't have other theatrically released feature films by the director to talk about.