The Playlist Podcast Network

On this latest episode of AYT, Joe and Erik look at some recent documentary releases that've gained some attention, but focus mostly on the excellent 7.5 hour ESPN doc OJ: Made in America. The last part of the show sees Joe's pick for Hold Up get discussed: Richard Linklater's oft-forgotten SubUrbia.

For this episode, Erik decided on a grossout double feature. The Over is John Waters' infamous early 70s exploitation picture Pink Flamingos, and the under is 2006 Hungarian oddity Taxidermia.

On this episode, we take a huge hit of nostalgia off of new Netflix series Stranger Things. There's also time to talk briefly about Brady Corbet's austere, slightly unhinged directorial debut The Childhood of a Leader while Joe announces his next pick for HOLD UP: Richard Linklater's SubUrbia.

Indie Beat - Zach Weintraub by The Playlist

The hosts of Over/Under Movies get neurotic as hell and dive into their anxieties about creativity and their life struggles. This episode is a Charlie Kaufman special, as host Oktay Ege Kozak chose Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind as the overrated up against Adaptation as the underrated.

Steven Soderbergh stops by the Nitehawk Cinema to talk about his 2011 action film "Haywire," his re-edit of his 1991 film "Kafka," his almost-experiences with a James Bond film, the fell-apart "Moneyball" and more.

Have you been bored with most the movies this Summer? Does it feel like things are changing, but not necessarily towards making better movies? Well, AYT is back and we got your anxieties covered. We don't really have a traditional review on this episode. This show is what we like to call a state of the industry discussion.

Ryan pits Michael Bay's debut "Bad Boys" as the Over against "The Last Boy Scout" for Under. As usual, Playlist writer Oktay Ege Kozak and myself join in for the discussion.

The Playlist's Editor in Chief Rodrigo Perez moderates a Q & A with director Nicolas Winding Refn for his new film The Neon Demon that took place live recently at the Film Society of Lincoln Center. The audio comes from our friends over at The Close-Up, an original podcast with new episodes released every Wednesday and features conversations with filmmakers and actors that take place at the Film Society. It's one of our favorite film podcasts so you should definitely subscribe to on iTunes. To find out more visit filmlinc.org/podcast.

Joe and Erik open with a brief discussion of crazy South Korean genre mashup The Wailing, then it's on to a lengthy chat about The Neon Demon and director Nicolas Winding Refn's career to date.