AnotherLook with Will and Corey

It's finally here! 100 episodes of AnotherLook! And what better way to celebrate than with a premade mojito and Miami Vice (2006)? Listen up as Will's pick for the week has the podcasting duo examining early digital photography, masculinity and romanticism in Michael Mann films, and much more!

99 episodes! The 'AnotherLook' duo celebrates the penultimate session before the big 100 by talking about Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny - a mock rock stoner musical comedy about best friends, making music, paying rent, and the greatness of Dio. Listen up as Will and Corey examine all the details of this cult classic!

Eastbound and down, it's podcastin' time! And we're trucking right along season 10 with Will's pick for the week: Smokey and the Bandit (1977). Listen up as the duo discusses this summer classic in all its glory, examining its commerical appeal, its hang-out vibes, the star power of Burt Reynolds and Sally Field, and much more!

Season 10 is a grand and sentimental adventure for many reasons, but the least of it is that we've finally done a film from the 1920s on the pod! Listen up as Corey's pick for the week has the duo examining The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928), its vast history and controversy, and its ultimate status as an undesputed cinematic masterpiece.

Look up into the stars with the 'AnotherLook' duo as they discuss Will's pick for the week - Communion (1989). Listen as all the usual alien topics are covered - extraterrestrial abductions, Wacky Christopher Walken, beings of interdimensional origin, the concept of 'greys', and plenty more!

Can Season 10 get any more eclectic? Corey's pick for the week has the dynamic podcast duo discussing the classic cheerleading film Bring It On in all its glory. Listen up as all the usual topics are covered - cheer fraud, 4K discs, Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union, the salty high school script, and plenty more.

Season 10 continues its run of eccentric and personal picks with Will's choice for the week - The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966). Listen up as the podcast duo talks about Don Knotts, 60s horror and comedies, old school television, and much more!

Season 10 keeps on truckin' with Corey's pick for the week: the John McTiernan adventure adaptation of the Michael Crichton novel - Eaters of the Dead. Renamed as 'The 13th Warrior', Corey and I examine the troubled production history, McTiernan's signature style, its various virtues and flaws, and much more!

As the road to 100 episodes continues, we're back once again with Will's pick for the week: Richard Linklater's Boyhood. Listen up as the podcast duo examines the hype and subsequent backlash of this audacious experiment, its connection to other notable films in the Linklater filmography, and much more!

Season 10 has arrived! To jump-start the road to 100 episodes, why not open the season with some style? Corey's pick for the week is Danger: Diabolik (1968). Listen up as we discuss all things pulp fiction and Mario Bava, with special focus on the design and craft of this magnificent motion picture. New shapes! You'll get it once you listen.

Another year, another Milwaukee Film Festival in the books on AnotherLook! Listen up as Will and Corey examine all the unique entries at this year's festival, their packed filmgoing schedules, their highs and lows of the festival experience, and much more!

Hey you guys! We're talking The Goonies for our season 9 finale of AnotherLook! Listen up as Will and Corey examine this precious nostalgic favorite for the first time in many years - does it hold up? Is this movie worth all of the faux-80s slop that we've been subjected to over the years? Richard Donner, Steven Spielberg, *and* Chris Columbus were involved? We dive into all of it.

We're nearing the end of season 9, so of course, we've stumbled upon Werewolf Samurai. Corey conjures up a fascinating video store memory for his pick of the week - Kibikichi! Listen up as we talk all things nostalgia, 'taking the plunge', and much more!

How does season 9 continue to get more and more eclectic?! Will's pick for the week raises the bar as the 'AnotherLook' podcast discusses a Belgian stop-motion animated piece of anarchy. Even at a mere 76 minutes, is it too much!?! Listen up as we talk about the laughs and surreal tangents of this delightfully odd adventure film.

What's arriving? The latest episode of AnotherLook! Corey's pick for the week has the podcast duo caught up in the UFO craze of the 90s with this Charlie Sheen thriller/conspiracy drama. We talk all about the various production details of this wild underseen gem.

We're back in the horror sphere as Season 9 continues. Listen up as we talk about Will's pick for the week (The First Omen), its often miraculous blend of scares and worldbuilding, the fancy studio gloss of the film's production, and its pesky franchise moments. It's all for you, podcast listeners!

Buckle up as AnotherLook continues Season 9 with Corey's pick of the week - the Tom Hardy thriller vehicle (so sorry) Locke. Listen closely as the podcast duo examines the intricate sparseness of Steven Knight's film, Hardy's performance, the range of vocal supporting turns, and much more.

Happy St. Patrick's Day! The 'AnotherLook' podcast examines one of the most central and controversial films about Ireland - John Ford's The Quiet Man. Listen up as Will and Corey discuss every facet of the film's production, as well as its enduring influence.

We're talking Jackie Chan on the latest episode of the 'AnotherLook' podcast. Listen up as we discuss Corey's pick for the week - Who Am I? - and all things Jackie! Action, adventure, amnesia, this movie has everything! Or does it?

Are you tired of discussing and hearing about 2025 films? Well, don't worry, Oscar Season and its endless discourse is almost over, and we're examining our favorite movies of last year in this special bonus episode! Sit back, relax, and enjoy!

Want to solve a puzzle? Like, why did we watch this movie? Season 9 continues with Will's pick for the week - Ron Howard's blockbuster adaptation of Dan Brown's bestseller. Listen up as the hosts examine the film's sluggish pace, its expansive run-time, and all the various controversies of this junk-food thriller. Oh, and Tom Hanks' majestic haircut.

Season 9 has arrived! Listen up as the podcast duo discusses Corey's pick for the week (Be Kind Rewind (2008)), the various shifting tides of physical media and video stores, the film's themes of community and creativity, and much more!

The season 8 finale is upon us. And it's finally time to talk Brian De Palma. Listen up as the podcast duo examines Will's pick for the week, the hallmarks of De Palma's style, the ways in which Body Double is both an extravagant auteur statement and a self-critical piece of genre academia, and much more! RELAX, sit back, and celebrate eight seasons of AnotherLook with us.

As we near the end of Season 8, Corey's pick for the week - Kon-Tiki (2012) - has the podcast discussing adventure and survival movies, the incredible true story that the film was based on, the concept of sharks and parrots, just how scary the ocean is, and much more!

What to watch after the scathing wartime satire of Three Kings? How about the latest tech-fetish experimental piece of schmaltz from Robert Zemeckis? Will's pick for the week has the podcast duo examining the nature of physical space, the vastness of time and place, the film's idiosyncratic commitment to its graphic novel source material, and the layer of baby boomer sentiment on top of its depressive concept. How about a cheerful listen to jump-start your January? It's not there, it's Here (2024)!

1999, often considered by many to be one of the great years in cinema history, is jam-packed with memorable and era-defining films. Is Three Kings one of them? Listen up as Corey's pick for the week has the podcast examining the ins and outs of this gulf-war satire.

'Til the break of dawn, yo! Season 8 is set ablaze with this riotous high school found-footage comedy - Project X. Antiquated time capsule? Invigorating formal experiment? Maybe both? Will's pick for the week has the podcast duo examining the raunchy details of this distinctly 2012-era teen movie.

Our 8th season continues its countless peaks and valleys with a real stinker of a live-action re-interpretation - the 2017 Ghost in the Shell movie. Is it really that bad? I'm sure it isn't. Wait. Actually? Listen up as we dive into the troublesome details of this big-budget flop.

It's the holiday season, so what's better than a melancholy Christmas classic? Or is it a Halloween classic? Or a summertime classic? No matter the season, Vincente Minnelli's Meet Me in St. Louis is an MGM musical masterpiece. Listen up as Will and Corey discuss the brilliance of Judy Garland, the film's evocative and lush studio look, and the remarkable songs!

After the dreary existentialism of The Irishman, it only makes sense that Corey's pick for the week was a movie with plenty of laughs. Listen up as the dynamic duo discusses The House (2017) - the Will Ferrell/Amy Poehler vehicle that signaled a new era of the theatrical comedy. Does this underseen and critically lambasted film deserve Another Look?

It's what it is. The 'AnotherLook' duo finally discusses a Martin Scorsese movie. But which one? Hugo? The Aviator? Bringing Out the Dead? How about a 3.5 hour netflix-produced legacy mob epic? Yeah, that's the one. Listen up as Will's pick for the week has the podcast cycling through all the usual Scorsese topics.

Season 8 is upon us! Now that we got all those horror movies out of our system, how about a ghostly meditation on the nature of self for our season 8 premiere? Corey's pick for the week is Krzysztof Kieślowski's The Double Life of Véronique. We talk Irène Jacob, standing ovation moments, and the allure and mystery of this particular film.

Our 7th deadly season of 'AnotherLook' concludes with Will's pick for the week - James Whale's The Old Dark House! Listen up as the dynamic duo discusses pre-code comedy horror, Boris Karloff's screen presence, the evolution of the 'old dark house' sub-genre, and much more!

Just when you thought it was safe for the 'AnotherLook' duo to stop talking about horror movies, they're back for the penultimate episode of the terrifying 7th season with Corey's pick for the week - TEETH. Is this movie a feminist cult object? A bad blockbuster rental? An examination of blossoming sexuality? All of the above? None of the above? Honestly, we're still trying to sort through this one, and we hope you enjoy our conversation.

As the bitter chill of November rolls along, listen up as Will and Corey dive into a beloved sub-section of 1970s horror - BBC television specials! The podcast duo discuss the 'Ghost Stories for Christmas' series as well as the television film Schalcken The Painter (1979).

Yes, it's November, and we're still talking about horror. But let's take a break from the brutality and enjoy the family-friendly romp that is Addams Family Values (1993). Listen up as Corey guides Will through all the various incarnations of the Addams Family history, as well as the specificities of what director Barry Sonnenfeld brings to the table with his two live-action films.

It's finally time for the 'AnotherLook' duo to discuss the Halloween franchise! Listen up as Will and Corey dive into their favorites from the Michael Myers line-up, the best and worst of the series, as well as an extended deep dive into Rob Zombie's Halloween 2.

The podcast duo continues on the all-horror marathon through Season 7 with Corey's pick for the week - Human Lanterns (1982). This Shaw Brothers mix of wuxia and horror is quite the discovery. Listen up as the two hosts examine Shaw Brothers history, its melding of martial arts and proto-slasher imagery, and much more!

We're getting slimy with it over on 'AnotherLook' this week with Will's pick - the exploitation classic Slugs (1988)! Listen up as the podcast duo discusses gore, gross-out gags, and all sorts of viscera while attempting to articulate their feelings on this so-bad-it's-beautiful creature feature.

It's Ingmar Bergman week over on 'AnotherLook' - listen up as Corey's pick, Hour of the Wolf, has us examining all the usual stylistic characteristics of the famed auteur. Existentialism! Artistic malaise! Psychological torment! All this and more for Bergman's sole horror film on the spooky 7th season of 'AnotherLook'.

The 'AnotherLook' podcast continues their spooky season line-up with Joel Anderson's Lake Mungo (2008). Will's pick has the duo discussing the nature of found-footage, grief, Twin Peaks, the emergence of Tubi Cult Cinema, and much more!

The seventh deadly season is upon us! Settle in by the fireplace with Corey's pick for the week - the Hammer Films production of The Hound of the Baskervilles. Listen up as we talk Hammer's house style, Terence Fisher's status as one of the great horror craftsmen, the look and vibe of Sherlock Holmes as a character, and much more! Also: We've launched an updated Patreon! Check this link to see all the goodies we have in store!

It's the season 6 finale of 'AnotherLook', and you can't stop the beat! We welcome Will's fiancée Robyn back to the pod as a special guest to share her love of this memorable 2000s musical, and we examine the similarities and differences between the theatrical revamp and the original John Waters' classic. Listen up!

Will's pick for the week is no mere ninety-minute horror flick this time around - it's the macabre labyrinth of race, class, and 20th century history that is the O.J. Made in America documentary. Listen up as the 'AnotherLook' duo examines Ezra Edelman's Academy (and Emmy) award winning epic, talking about all aspects of its 30 for 30 structure and the expansive ideas on its mind. Is it television? Is it cinema? Whatever the answer may be, it is an enthralling watch nonetheless.

'AnotherLook' is delving into the satirical, spontaneous sensibility of Robert Altman with Corey's pick for the week: The Long Goodbye (1973). Listen up as we discuss this adaptation of Raymond Chandler, its moody and dreamy flow-state filmmaking, the fabulous ensemble, and much more! Light a cigarette and press play.

It's time! We're finally talking Tobe Hooper on 'AnotherLook'. Will's pick for the week is a carnival slasher - The Funhouse! Listen up as the dynamic duo discuss their shared history of Tobe Hooper's films, the underrated qualities of this elegant sideshow attraction, all the ins and outs of its thematic set-dressing, not to mention its place as a meta-text of horror history!

Corey's pick for the week is all about what happens *after* a clean getaway - the early 90s comedy Quick Change! Listen up as we talk about the all-star cast of this hidden gem, just how good it is as a comedy and a crime film, not to mention the usual exploration of context upon its initial release and beyond.

The 'AnotherLook' duo is back with a discussion of the highly anticipated horror-comedy from Zach Cregger - Weapons. Tune in as we ramble on about our initial impressions of his latest film, our thoughts on Barbarian, and much more! Spoilers galore - see the movie and then listen!

'AnotherLook' goes retro with this swinging 60s battle of the sexes rom-com, Down With Love (2003)! Will's pick is directed by Peyton Reed, who before helming the Ant-Man films, had a scattered but fascinating filmography of creative studio entertainments. Listen up as the duo discusses its unique and colorful look, its charming wordplay and innuendo, as well as its campy examination of gender roles and sexual freedom.

It's finally time for a documentary on 'AnotherLook' as Corey selects the poetic space collage For All Mankind for his weekly pick. Listen up as we look to the stars and talk about the moon landing, the various apollo missions, Brian Eno's transcendent soundtrack, and the spectacular footage that has been unearthed by NASA over the decades since the space-age.

After 6 seasons of pondering which Ridley Scott film to revisit on 'AnotherLook', Will finally landed on 2013's The Counselor - a steamy and philosophical romp featuring an original screenplay by Cormac McCarthy and an all-star cast! Trashed upon its theatrical release, has this unique oddity stood the test of time?