CutPrintFilm Podcast

With the release of Hereditary, the runaway horror hit of 2018, we discuss the eerie film and what makes it such an effective and resonating entry in the horror canon. Then we head deep into the heart of Texas with the final film in our James Dean Actors Series, Giant! Will this epic western with a lot to say about race relations (we think?) capture our hearts or beat us silly in a fist fight? Download the podcast now to find out!

There's a war breaking out so we figured it would be a great time to give our expert opinions on the new Marvel money magnet Avengers: Infinity War and take a trip back in time to pre-WWI Cali-for-ni-a with the James Dean's first feature film East of Eden. 

Folks, we're on the precipice of a brave new world. We're putting the Directors Series on hiatus and venturing into a realm we call THE ACTORS SERIES. It's pretty much the exact same thing as The Directors Series except we'll be focusing more on performance rather than artistic direction. First up is the late James Dean with his second feature length film, Rebel Without A Cause. But first up, we discuss the Spielberg debacle known as Ready Player One. Join us or don't.

On this episode we venture into the shimmer to discover the creepy alien world of Alex Garland's Annihilation. Then we close the lid on our Martin Scorsese Directors Series with an in depth discussion on his 1999 film Bringing Out the Dead, starring the effervescent Nicolas Cage.

Hide your kids, hide your wife, we're going on a little family vacation to Cape Fear as we get deeper into our Martin Scorsese Directors Series. But first, we check in with Marvel's newest on-screen superhero Black Panther! Does the groundbreaking behind-the-scenes aspects of the film also have what it takes by way of storytelling and satisfying action or is this just another cog in the Marvel machine? Find out or be crushed to death beneath a falling bank vault.

We go from Dandy fop to Bronx flop on this episode as we first discuss Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film Phantom Thread, featuring Daniel Day-Lewis as the fashion designer Reynolds Woodcock. Then we lace up the gloves and step into the ring with Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull, the first in our Martin Scorsese Directors Series. 

It's a brand new year and we're bidding adieu to 2017 by celebrating our picks for the year's best films. And in keeping with the theme of saying goodbye to the past, we're putting a stake in the heart of our Werner Herzog Directors Series with a little discussion on his 1979 film Nosferatu the Vampyre. This episode is so good it will leave you with goosebumps and Bubonic plague!

HO HO HO! We're stuffing your stockings with Star Wars: The Last Jedi and part two of our Werner Herzog Directors Series. Did we enjoy the latest installment of Lucasfilm's STAR WARS saga? Were we perplexed by THE ENIGMA OF KASPAR HAUSER? Unwrap this episode and find out. 

On this episode we discuss one of the best films of the year, Steven Spielberg's ode to journalistic integrity The Post! The film features outstanding performances from Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks and offers a timely look at why a free press is one of the pillars of society. Then we set sail down the river with Werner Herzog's 1972 film Aguirre, the Wrath of God. It's the first leg of our voyage into the Werner Herzog Directors Series and we may come out the other end as changed men, if we come out at all (we do).

Join us as we discuss 1958's Vertigo, putting a lid on our Alfred Hitchcock Directors Series! Did we go gaga over the purported "masterpiece" or did we see through its ruse? There's only one way to find out: throw yourself off a bell tower!

Step right up, boils and ghouls, for a rather creepy episode of the Cut Print Film podcast. This week our cauldron is bubbling over, starting with a review of the new Marvel Cinematic Universe film, Thor: Ragnarok. Then we dust off an old classic and play our Halloween-themed AMAZON-A-THON game. Who will win? The listener, of course. And finally we continue our journey into the Alfred Hitchcock directors series with a discussion about his 1954 film Rear Window. Tune in OR ELSE!

Wake up! Time to podcast. This week we're taking a trip to the future with a spoiler-free review of Blade Runner 2049 and then kicking off a new Directors Series on Alfred Hitchcock, just in time for ALL HALLOWS EVE. We'll be discussing his first American film, 1940's gothic, verbose, and Oscar winning Rebecca. 

We've got a stacked deck on this episode of the Cut Print Film Podcast! First, we're discussing the highlights and lowlights of TIFF 2017, then we stare into the deadlights of the newly released box office juggernaut IT! Finally, we close out our Steven Soderbergh Directors Series with a high impact discussion on his 2011 film Haywire! Download this episode or we'll see you in the octagon!

Ladies and germs, the summer is drawing to a close and with it, we present a eulogy to the 2017 summer movie season. We give our picks for the best (and worst) films the summer has bestowed upon us and then blast off into our ongoing Steven Soderbergh Directors Series with a discussion on his 2002 cerebral sci-fi film, Solaris.

On this episode we take the podcast world by land, sea, and air with a discussion on Christopher Nolan's latest film Dunkirk! Critics love it, but the internet has a contentious relationship with the director because people are "the worst." Then we focus our lenses on a brand new Directors Series, this time with Steven Soderbergh as our primary target. We discuss his 1999 film The Limey, starring Terrence Stamp, Peter Fonda, and Luis Guzman. Strap in, blokes - bollocks will ensue.

On this episode we venture beyond the border into the woods to discuss M. Night Shyamalan's 2004 film The Village. The film is considered the tipping point on the timeline of the director's career between his rise to fame and subsequent fall from critical (and box office) grace. What say we about this divisive film? Press play to find out.   Also, 2/3 of us saw the brand-spankin-new MCU film Spider-Man: Homecoming. Does it websling or webSTINK? This very podcast holds the answers you seek. 

This week we bring you an exclusive SPOILER FREE review of the new summer BLEAKBUSTER, War for the Planet of the Apes. How heavy can a film about cartoon apes be? Tune in ot find out. Then we twist our way through another M. Night Shyamalan spooktacular with his 2002 film Signs. Does it hold up under scrutiny? There's only one way to find out. And as always, we see you off with 3 brand new movie recommendations to keep you warm at night.

It's time for M. Night Shyamalan to step up and run through the Directors Series Gauntlet as we discuss his 1999 breakthrough film The Sixth Sense. Is it a masterpiece? Is it an exercise in hubris? Does a bear shit in the woods? Who knows! Then, we get an advance review of the new entry in DC's troubles cinematic universe, Wonder Woman. Does she single-handedly save the DCEU? Does a bear abandon his wife and kids in the woods? Beats us!

Come join us as we close the book on our Paul Thomas Anderson Directors Series with a discussion about his 2012 film The Master. But first, we explore the new film from Ridley Scott, Alien: Covenant, and the latest Marvel effort Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. Are they good, are they bad, and should you bother seeing them? We'll decide for you! And, as always, we recommend some out of this world movies to keep your appetite for film quenched until next time.   3:19 - Alien: Covenant 11:02 - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 41:20 - The Master 1:10:15 - Movie Recommendations

We are oil men and we're here to discuss Paul Thomas Anderson's 2007 masterpiece There Will Be Blood. If you don't listen, we'll come to you, inside of your house, wherever you're sleeping, and cut your throat. But not until we recommend some great movies to watch!   4:29 - There Will Be Blood 1:05:52 - Movie Recommendations

We don our bright blue suits and kick off a new Directors Series on Paul Thomas Anderson, starting with his 2002 romantic comedy(?) Punch-Drunk Love. Plus, Anne Hathaway's new film Colossal hits select theaters this week and Chris Evangelista has some opinions about the film. And as always, we have some prime movie recommendations to share with all you lucky devils.  

And so we put to rest another Directors Series, this being the conclusion of our Francis Ford Coppola discussions. We debate the merits of his 1983 film Rumble Fish, but only after digging through the Cut Print Film mailbag and discussing the wisdom behind Warner Brothers' just-announced reboot of The Matrix! Save some room for movie (and TV) recommendations, because they're what's for dessert. 3:02 - Cut Print Film Mailbag 14:57 - The Matrix gets rebooted 25:19 - Rumble Fish 53:20 - Movie Recommendations

It's our centennial celebration at the Cut Print Film podcast and we're celebrating by discussing the 2017 Oscars! Who will win, who should win, and who got snubbed? Find out by downloading the episode, damnit! Then we uncover the unimaginable: a Wolverine movie that isn't terrible! It's true! Logan is the best superhero movie since The Dark Knight! Finally, we travel upriver and into the heart of darkness with a discussion about Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 masterpiece, Apocalypse Now. And as always, you get three brand new movie recommendations before we hit the lights and call it a day.   3:23 - Cut Print Film Mailbag 11:30 - Logan 17:20 - 2017 Oscars 37:11 - Apocalypse Now 1:05:42 - Movie Recommendations

It's the shortest month of the year so we're giving you the shortest episode possible! Just kidding - we had some technical difficulties and lost the first half of the show. Not to worry, however, as we kick off a brand new Directors Series on Francis Ford Coppola which should tickle you pink. We have a CONVERSATION about his 1974 spy thriller The Conversation. Do you get it? It's a pun. And, lucky you, we find it in our hearts to recommend some great new movies as Old Man Winter roams the land outside. 1:30 - The Conversation   35:02 - Movie Recommendations

Put on your puffy coats, it's time for the Sundance Film Festival! We discuss what we're most looking forward to debuting at the festival this year and then ski directly into some listener mail and Twitter replies! Then we stick a fork in our William Friedkin Directors Series with a conversation about his (at this time) final film, Killer Joe! Then sit by the fireplace with a mug of hot cocoa and feast your ears on our movie recommendations. 2:07 - Sundance Film Festival Anticipations 10:58 - Listener Mailbag 26:32 - Killer Joe 58:52 - Movie Recommendations

New year, new you, same old Cut Print Film Podcast! Start your year off right by writing into the show at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll read your letter on the air and answer any questions you may have - even the naughty ones! We turn our male gaze toward all the films we're looking forward to in 2017. You'll be shocked to find The Boss Baby missing from the list. Then we open up the old Cut Print Film mailbag and read some tweets from the rogues gallery. After the break we catch up with William Friedkin and his 1977 masterpiece Sorcerer before ending the show with our movie recommendations. 4:40 - The Most Anticipated Movies of 2017 25:20 - Listener Mailbag 34:20 - Sorcerer 58:38 - Movie Recommendations

Happy Holidays! Want to win some movie soundtracks? Write us a 5 star iTunes review and we'll read your review on the air and and send two lucky winners some sweet sweet soundtrack swag! It's the end of the year as we know it and we feel terrible! But there's no better way to cure the holiday blues than endless movie talk, and boy do we have a show for you! We've got Rogue One talk, we've got the best movies of 2016, we've got a brand spanking new Directors Series on William Friedken. Baby, we've got it all and then some. Reach all the way down into your stocking for some movie recommendations and we'll call it a night. Merry Christmas! Happy New Year! 3:48 - Cut Print Film Mailbag 6:07 - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story 25:18 - The Best Movies of 2016 45:29 - The French Connection 1:05:49 - Movie Recommendations

Happy Holidays! Want to give yourself a special stocking stuffer this year? Write to us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll read your letter on the air and answer any questions you may have - even the naughty ones! As we begin to recap the year, we take the time to pay tribute to the very worst movies of 2016 (there were a LOT of them) and give them the beating they so deserve. Then, we put a bow on the Ridley Scott Directors Series with a conversation about his 2007 "biopic," American Gangster. And then we reach into our sack and give you the gift of movie (and TV) recommendations. 3:42 - The Worst Movies of 2016 25:08 - American Gangster 57:52 - Movie Recommendations

Oh you lucky devil! Be the envy of your block by having your e-mails read on the podcast! Write to us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll read your letter on the air and answer any questions you may have - even scandalous ones! It's a sci-fi bonanza on this episode as we discuss Denis Villeneuve's new film about aliens, Arrival! Then we set our phasers to "chat mode" and tackle Ridley Scott's 1982 film Blade Runner as part of our ongoing Directors Series. And of course we give ourpicks for movie (and TV) recommendations before our replicant bodies shut down for good. 3:18 - Arrival 20:52 - Blade Runner 54:35 - Movie Recommendations

You could be the envy of your neighborhood by having your e-mails read on the podcast! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll read your letter on the air and answer any questions you may have - even LEWD ones! Boo! Happy Halloween you creeps. On this episode of the Cut Print Film Podcast we're dusting off an old favorite: The Amazonathon Game. But since this is the spookiest time of the year, we're playing a special horror movie version of the game. Then we venture into the darkest parts of space with a brand new Directors Series on Ridley Scott starting with his 1979 masterpiece, Alien. Can your heart handle all this horror? Our lawyers sure hope so. 2:14 - Cut Print Film Mailbag 7:11 - AMAZONATHON (Horror Edition) 33:43 - Alien 1:06:33 - Movie Recommendations

  Do you want to be famous? Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. On this episode we wrap up our Bob Fosse Directors Series with an in depth discussion about his final film, 1983's Star 80, the tragic true story of Dorothy Stratten, the Playboy bunny and aspiring actress who was tragically murdered by her husband. But before we get our hands dirty, we give an advance spoiler-free review of Damien Chazelle's upcoming musical La La Land, starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling. Warning: it's delightful! 4:12 - Cut Print Film Mailbag 9:50 - La La Land 24:04 - Star 80 54:21 - Movie Recommendations

Hello there loyal listener! We have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors? We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. Our very own Chris Evangelista just got back from TIFF and boy is his will to live tired! We recap this year's festival with the highs, lows, and who-gives-a-shit movies that are (possibly) coming to a theater near you (one day). Then we put on our unitards and DANCE! That's right, All That Jazz is the next film in our Bob Fosse Directors Series and we brought our dancing shoes. And since the show must go on, we wrap things up with our movie recommendations before taking a bow and being pelted by hundreds of roses. 1:34 - TIFF 2016 Recap 23:37 - All That Jazz 53:08 - Movie Recommendations

Hello there loyal listener! We have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors? We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. Adam Wingard's super secret Blair Witch Project sequel comes out this month and we've got a spoiler-free early review. Then we dance ourselves right into a new Directors Series featuring Bob Fosse! First up is his 1974 Lenny Bruce biopic Lenny! As always, we end the show with our latest movie recommendations and then arm wrestle for ultimate supremacy. 2:37 - Blair Witch 17:52 -Cut Print Film Mailbag 29:47 - Lenny 58:44 - Movie Recommendations

Hello there loyal listener! We have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors? We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. Hey, this summer absolutely stunk! With that in mind, we go over our favorite and least favorite films of the past few months as well as what we're looking forward ot for the remainder of 2016. Then we put a bow on our Wachowski Siblings Directors Series with a brutal discussion about their 2015 space opera Jupiter Ascending. Is the film any good? No! But we'll tell you exactly what's wrong with it. 4:03 - Best & Worst of the Summer 21:20 - Most Anticipated Movies for the Rest of 2016 32:12 - Cut Print Film Mailbag 44:27 - Jupiter Ascending 1:05:54 - Movie Recommendations

This week we're discussing what may be the most disappointing film of 2016: Suicide Squad! What makes DC's latest tentpole film miss its mark? Tune in to find out. Then, it's on to part 2 of our Wachowski Siblings Directors Series with a discussion on their 2008 blockbuster gamble, Speed Racer. Let us race into your ear holes with this terrific episode!   3:09 - Cut Print FIlm Mailbag 7:15 - Suicide Squad 35:10 - Bound 1:03:53 - Movie Recommendations

Greetings, true believers! We have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors? We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. With several respected critics hailing 2016 as "the worst summer for blockbusters," we have a look at the season's "best" offerings and do not like what see. Fortunately, there are some smaller, under-the-radar summer gems still lurking around like Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates. Then we have a breathy and steamy discussion about the Wachowsis' 1996 directorial debut film Bound starring Gina Gershon, Jennifer Tilly, and Joe Pantoliano. 1:56 - The Worst Summer Ever 12:43 - Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates 20:43 - Bound 51:53 - Movie Recommendations

Hey now! We have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors? We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. The Neon Demon, Nicolas Winding Refn's follow-up to the divisive Only God Forgives, is out now! Does it resonate like his breakthrough neo-noir film Drive or does it continue on the same path Only God Forgives started down? Then we set sail for The New World as the final destination on our Terrence Malick Directors Series. What did we think of the director's last true "traditional" narrative film? There's only one way to find out: download this episode right now! 1:42 - The Neon Demon 17:38 - The New World 57:28 - Movie Recommendations

Look out now! We have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors? We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. We ignore the latest new movie releases in favor of spending a majority of this episode discussing Terrence Malick's epic 1998 meditation on life, death, and war, The Thin Red Line. With a star studded cast of characters, some of which don't don't utter a single line of dialogue, Malick's dreamy, meandering filmmaking style is working overtime during every frame of this 3 hour film. But does it work? Is it worth your time? There's only one way to find out: listen to this podcast at full volume in your dad's man-cave! 3:35 - Cut Print Film Mailbag 17:48 - The Thin Red Line 1:06:43 - Movie Recommendations

Holy moly! We have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors? We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. The Summer movie season is creeping over America as we speak! That means it's time for another comic book movie discussion as the horrendous X-Men: Apocalypse hits theaters this Friday. We discuss the latest entry into the endless X-Men saga as well as Shane Black's fantastic new pulp-comedy The Nice Guys and the lackluster Seth Rogen comedy Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising. Then it's time to kick off a brand new Directors Series on Terrence Malick, starting with his debut film, 1973's Badlands starring Martin Sheen and Sissy Spaceck. 1:11 - Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising 10:27 - The Nice Guys 15:43 - X-Men Apocalypse 28:34 - Badlands 1:00:34 - Movie Recommendations

We currently have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors? We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. The Marvel machine spit out another hit this past weekend with Captain America: Civil War, the latest chapter in the Avengers saga. We discuss whether the film lives up to its namesake predecessor - 2014's Captain America: The Winter Soldier - or is it more in line with the disappointing Avengers: Age of Ultron? Then we wrap up our Spike Lee Directors Series with a discussion about his 2002 post-9/11 film 25th Hour. As always, we throw out our latest movie recommendations before calling it a day. 1:08 - Captain America: Civil War 31:43 - 25th Hour 59:56 - Movie Recommendations

Did you know we have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors? We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves.   On this episode we run through the gauntlet of new trailers that dropped over the past few days and live to tell the tale! Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Suicide Squad, and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them are some of the most highly anticipated films of 2016 and we got our first real taste of what to expect. We weigh in on each trailer and then move on to something completely different: Spike Lee's 1992 epic biopic Malcolm X! Is the film worthy of its 200 minute running time? We'll be the judge! And as always, we leave you with some movie recommendations to see you through this pigsty called life. 2:53 - New Movie Trailers! 26:19 - Malcolm X 56:48 - Movie Recommendations

Thirsty for more Batman discussion? Lucky for you we have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors! We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves.   Ladies and gentlemen, the day of reckoning has come: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is out and the general consensus is that it stinks like a skunk! That doesn't mean we don't spend a half hour going over why it was bad, what could have saved it, and whether or not Jesse Eisenberg kills it in his role as Lex Luthor (he does not). Then we fire up the oven for a brand new Directors Series on Spike Lee, starting with his 1989 masterpiece Do the Right Thing. Who could ever resist listening to what three white men have to say about one of the best depictions of race relations in film history?  3:41 - Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice 33:58 - Do the Right Thing 58:42 - Movie Recommendations

If you like this podcast and want to hear more, we have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors! We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. 10 Cloverfield Lane is out and getting rave reviews form critics and audiences alike. We discuss the film and how effective the Cloverfield franchise's - for lack of a better word - penchant for "surprise marketing" is in this day of hyper-aware audiences. Then we put a bow on our Guillermo Del Toro Directors Series with a creepy, sexy discussion on his 2015 film Crimson Peak. And as always, we give you our latest movie picks in an effort to keep you watching better movies. 2:20 - 10 Cloverfield Lane 21:27 - Crimson Peak 57:00 - Movie Recommendations

If you like this podcast and want to hear more, we have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors! We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. We have a good old fashion Oscars Extravaganza as we discuss the winners and losers of the 88th Academy Awards. Then we open the book on Guillermo Del Toro's twisted fable Pan's Labyrinth as part of our Directors Series. As always, we send you off with some movie (and TV) recommendations before our story ends. 1:42 - The 88th Academy Awards 26:18 - Pan's Labyrinth 52:36 - Movie Recommendations

If you like this podcast and want to hear more, we have a series of podcasts available EXCLUSIVELY to our Patreon donors! We're covering Christopher Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY over the course of three episodes and the first two episodes are available right now. Again, these podcasts are only available to folks who donate! http://patreon.com/cutprintfilm Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. It's a very spooky episode of the Cut Print Film Podcast as we're discussing the new horror film The Witch and what makes it not only a great scary movie, but the first great movie of 2016! Then it's time to sink our stingers into a brand new Directors Series featuring the films of Guillermo del Toro. We're starting with his 1993 debut film Cronos. Were we impressed or did it leave us feeling drained?! Finally, we close the show with our recommendations for films (and TV) that you should check out when you're not listening to this podcast. 2:57 - The Witch 12:50 - The Cut Print Film Mailbag 31:05 - Cronos 59:35 - Movie Recommendations

Enjoy this sneak preview of episode 2 of our DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY Franchise Series, available ONLY to folks who donated to our Patreon!  Do you wanna know how I got these scars? I got them from editing and uploading Episode 2 of our Dark Knight Franchise Series! In this episode we discuss Christopher Nolan's 2008 Capes-N-Crime thriller THE DARK KNIGHT! This is definitely the podcast you need AND deserve for being a generous donor. Again, the only way to hear these episodes is if you head on over to our Patreon page and donate!

Head on over to our Patreon page to hear the first episode of our Dark Knight Trilogy Franchise Series featuring Batman Begins! These podcasts are only available to folks who donate! Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. Sundance 2016 has come to a close and with it, the buzz has begun to die down and the news of films being picked up for distribution is plentiful. We go over what movies we're looking forward to that debuted at the festival and will hopefully be released within the year. Then we close the lid on our Quentin Tarantino Directors Series with a discussion on his 2009 film Inglourious Basterds. Did the film leave us cold or did it melt our faces with the hot lead of its awesomeness? Download the episode to find out! As always, we carve the names of three movies we recommend right into your forehead so you'll never forget. 2:15 - Sundance 2016 17:14 - The Cut Print Film Mailbag 27:40 - Inglourious Basterds 1:07:00 - Movie Recommendations    

Enjoy this sneak preview of episode 1 of our DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY Franchise Series, available ONLY to folks who donated to our Patreon!  Our BATMAN BEGINS podcast is available now, but only to our loyal donors. We'll be releasing two more Patreon-exclusive episodes over the next few weeks featuring THE DARK KNIGHT and THE DARK KNIGHT RISES. Again, the only way to hear these episodes is if you head on over to our Patreon page and donate! !

Start the new year off with a small donation to our Patreon and you'll receive patron-exclusive content including our upcoming Franchise Series on Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy! Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. The Oscar nominations have been announced and, boy, do they stink! We discuss our issues with the Oscars in general, not just limited to this year's class of uninspired nominees. Then it's time to pull the trigger on the second part of our Quentin Tarantino Directors Series with a discussion about his 1997 Blaxploitation film Jacki Brown. Did Jackie Brown impress every motherfucker in the room or did it leave us wanting something more in line with Tarantino's previous film Pulp Fiction? Tune in to find out and then get your fix of our latest movie recommendations!   1:23 - Oscar Nominations 23:11 - Jackie Brown 1:03:49 - Movie Recommendations      

Start the new year off with a small donation to our Patreon and you'll receive patron-exclusive content including our upcoming Franchise Series on Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy! Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. Spoilers Ahead! We begin 2016 with a double-dose of Quentin Tarantino! His latest film The Hateful Eight opened wide in both 70mm and digital projection to somewhat mixed reactions. We discuss what we love (and H8) about the film and then we kick off a brand spanking new Directors Series on Tarantino, starting with his debut film Reservoir Dogs. Hopefully we end up in a three-way Mexican standoff, but not until we give our trademark movie recommendations before the bullets fly. 2:21 - The Hateful Eight 38:14 - Reservoir Dogs 1:10:40 - Movie Recommendations

With your help and generous donation, we can start delivering you more podcasts and videos! Please consider donating to our Patreon and you'll receive patron-exclusive content and get a warm fuzzy feeling in your tummy. Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. SPOILERS AHEAD! Star Wars: The Force Awakens has awoken and we heed the call to discuss it ad nauseam. Does it live up to the hype? Did JJ Abrams deliver the goods? Are the new characters worthy of picking up the Star Wars mantel?  Is BB-8 adorable? The only place to find these answers is by tuning in. Then we celebrate the most wonderful time of the year where everyone ranks and lists their favorite movie moments of the past 365 by following suit and doing the same! We'll be sharing our picks for best films of 2015, worst films of 2015, biggest cinematic surprises, discoveries and much more. And if all that doesn't tickle your fancy, we'll make it up to you by recommending some films you might not have seen to carry you through the holidays.   2:06 - Star Wars: The Force Awakens 48:36 - 2015 Year in Review 1:26:40 - Movie Recommendations