Stairway to Cinema

After a two weeks break we talk about the following films: Fargo (TV show), Crawl, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Reasonable Doubt, New World, Firecreek, Frida, Gattaca, The Crimson Rivers, Killing Them Softly, The Mist, The Exorcist, My Best Fiend, It Might Get Loud, Richard Jewell, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, The Shawshank Redemption, A Rainy Day in New York.

In this episode we spent most of the time talking about the best supporting characters that are not villains. But we also discussed these shows and movies: Ozark, The Lighthouse, Into the Wild, The Professional, V for Vendetta, Whiplash, Alexander, The Pink Floyd Story: Which One's Pink?, Sexy Beast and Playtime.

We talk about some actors that Amon really likes and these movies: The General, Blue Velvet, The Artist, The Elephant Man, While We're Young, Munich, Secret Zoo, Blinded by the Light, Good Boys, Life, Mid90s and Bohemian Rhapsody.

In this episode we talk about the following movies and shows: Succession, Westworld, Manchester By the Sea, Apollo 11, The Wanderers, Ben is Back, For a Few Dollars More, Apocalypse Now, The Last of the Mohicans, Contagion, Interstellar, Beetlejuice, Animal Farm, The Fall.

A director's debut, a historical war epic, an actor's directorial take on film noir, a bunch of westerns and more in this weeks episode of Stairway to Cinema. Also send us some e-mails, if you want: stairwaycinema@gmail.com

After a 2 week break we come back with a very Wes Anderson heavy episode, cause one of us rewatched almost all of films. Besides those we also discuss The Lord of the Rings, the Coen movie Raising Arizona, Hard Boiled by John Woo and a bunch of documentaries.

Additional episode containing both our Top 10 lists of favorite Science Fiction movies.

Apologies for the abrupt ending, we recorded two episodes in one session.

This week's topics: The french cult classic from the 90s "La Haine", Once again a hitchcock movie, Wes Anderson and two of his movies, A few quite depressing but good movies and even more than that.

This week we talk about some movies by our favorite director Quentin Tarantino, a missunderstanding surrounding a director called S. Craig Zahler, A hitchcock classic once again, a british camp comedy and more. On top of that, we talk about the best actors and actresses.

We're talking about a Hitchcock classic, a legendary spoof comedy and some indie dramas in this week's episode of Stairway to Cinema.

In this weeks episode we again talked about the films and shows we watched in the past week. Lots of thrillers and mostly good films, such as Marathon Man, Can you Ever Forgive Me? and Memories of Murder.

First, I'm really sorry for the weak audio, I'll fix it before next week. In this episode we talked about movies we saw during the past week and also some directors from the 2000s.

We continue our journey of discussing all the directors we care or not care about. This week we talk about the directors that made an impact in the 90s including some big names such as David Fincher, Wes Anderson, Guy Ritchie, Quentin Tarantino and Paul Thomas Anderson.

In this episode we talk about the film directors we care about. We only got to discuss the directors from the 1970s and 1980s, otherwise the episode would have been way too long. Next week we're gonna move on the the 90s and maybe 2000s.

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