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Vertigo (1958) Dec 19, 2022

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The Bermuda Boys are Back and Better than ever with a discussion of the former greatest movie of all time. We discuss the recent Sight & Sound poll and offer some theories as to how and why this film has seemingly cemented its place at the top of Hitchcock's filmography. We wrap things up with a mailbag question about Rotten Tomatoes that leads to further discussion on the value of film criticism in this day and age.

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Breathless (1960) Dec 01, 2022

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We honor the late great Jean-Luc Godard by discussing his debut feature but our conversation quickly veers toward other experimental standouts and revolutions in the art form. We discuss the democratization of film, the industry's ever-changing economic landscape and try to isolate the exact moment someone's sense of style becomes self-parody. In true CineMythology fashion, we briefly mention our thoughts on the movie at the very end of the episode so feel free to skip ahead if that's what you're here for.

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Announcements & Recommendations with Becky Catalano Nov 18, 2022

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Hey folks,

Just wanted to jump into the podcast feed to update everyone on our increasingly sporadic schedule and offer some horror movie recommendations. Becky and I ended up having a great discussion that veered immediately into film history and 80 year old hot takes. Austin will be back soon for our belated discussion of Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless. Until then, have a great time at the movies!

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Halloween with Lux (1978) Oct 31, 2022

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It's Halloween and there's no better way to celebrate than with an ice cold glass of Halloween. Tuck your pumpkins into bed and get ready for some Halloween. On a Monday? That's right, baby. Forget the World Series, this is the real Fall Classic.

Raymond and Austin will be back next Wednesday, covering Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless. Until then, Halloween!

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Candyman (1992) Oct 26, 2022

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Our ghost story series comes to a close with Tony Todd's terrific turn as Candyman. We discuss the sociopolitical underpinnings of this masterpiece, unreliable narrator syndrome and how the stories we tell have real world consequences. We end the episode with a rundown of Raymond's ideal six movie Halloween marathon.

BONUS: Night of the Living Dead with Becky Catalano (1968) Oct 24, 2022

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Look, we definitely talk about Night of the Living Dead but it just takes us a minute to get there, okay? This is one of my favorite movies and I took the job seriously but I'm not gonna lie, folks, we got a little bit loose on this episode. I hope you enjoy it because we had a blast.

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A Ghost Story with Megan Gilbert (2017) Oct 19, 2022

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Lowery Lads™ and Cronenboys™ unite as October rolls along. We're joined by writer/director/tweeter extraordinaire Megan Gilbert to talk about filmmaking, the afterlife and how passive-aggressive ghosts can get when you don't listen to their demo.

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Pulse (2001) Oct 12, 2022

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Ghost month continues apace with Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Kairo aka Pulse. It's tough to imagine this film being set at any other place or any other time but its increasingly prescient and universal themes make for great, indepth discussion. Make sure you stick around until the end to hear Raymond's analysis of what might be the scariest scene in movie history.

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Personal Shopper (2016) Oct 05, 2022

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October is here and ghost stories came with it, folks. This week we're discussing Personal Shopper which is one of Raymond's all-time favorites. We get into Kristen Stewart's extraordinary thumb acting, this movie's richly textured soundscape and whether or not ghosts have iPhones.

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Wings of Desire (1987) Sep 28, 2022

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Austin is finally back from Italy so we're discussing one of his all-time favorites with a little help from my dog. We hear about his travels in another installment of Austin's Hayden Voyage™ before getting into what this movie means to him, how it defies the viewer's expectations and what we all expect from art in general. I usually try to write at least three sentences for these so that's what's going on at this point in the description.

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