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Actress P.J. Soles joins Matt this week to talk about her role as Lynda van der Klok in the 1978 John Carpenter classic Halloween. P.J. talks about why the way she said “totally” secured her role in the film, what it's like to shoot a sex & death scene all at once, and her thoughts on her legendary death scene being recreated at Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios. P.J. also tells us her experience working with Bill Murray on Stripes, how she had to wrestle Rod Stewart for the jacket she would use for Rock ‘n' Roll High School, and working alongside a very friendly Harrison Ford on the made for TV film The Possessed. Plus, filmmaker Jay Cheel of The Film Junk Podcast helps Matt face his Halloween fears on location during I Was Literally There Too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Actress P.J. Soles joins Matt this week to talk about her role as Lynda van der Klok in the 1978 John Carpenter classic Halloween. P.J. talks about why the way she said "totally" secured her role in the film, what it's like to shoot a sex & death scene all at once, and her thoughts on her legendary death scene being recreated at Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios. P.J. also tells us her experience working with Bill Murray on Stripes, how she had to wrestle Rod Stewart for the jacket she would use for Rock 'n' Roll High School, and working alongside a very friendly Harrison Ford on the made for TV film The Possessed. Plus, filmmaker Jay Cheel of The Film Junk Podcast helps Matt face his Halloween fears on location during I Was Literally There Too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Actress P.J. Soles joins Matt this week to talk about her role as Lynda van der Klok in the 1978 John Carpenter classic Halloween. P.J. talks about why the way she said "totally" secured her role in the film, what it's like to shoot a sex & death scene all at once, and her thoughts on her legendary death scene being recreated at Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios. P.J. also tells us her experience working with Bill Murray on Stripes, how she had to wrestle Rod Stewart for the jacket she would use for Rock 'n' Roll High School, and working alongside a very friendly Harrison Ford on the made for TV film The Possessed. Plus, filmmaker Jay Cheel of The Film Junk Podcast helps Matt face his Halloween fears on location during I Was Literally There Too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen, we know what you're thinking – after 30+ episodes of the Layered Butter Podcast; how do we keep it fresh like a new Tarantino, Spielberg or Aster? After all this time, Rod, Raf and Jordan just generally nerd out, whine or even cry about the general state of film, cinema and pop culture and honestly, we're happy for the opportunity to just be a part of your podcasting world. In this weeks episode of the Layered Butter Podcast, our trio is joined by Podcast greatness, legends and hosts of the longest-running film podcast ever! Frank & Sean of the Film Junk Podcast. They've got over seventeen years (!!!) in the podcasting world honestly, we thought it would be pretty damn cool to talk about how we talk about movies. The Layered Butter Podcast was a pandemic baby (bruhhh) and it was just a great way to stick around and chat about something we all love to do – across different topics from love, unions, film festivals and even genre film…but how do we keep things interesting enough to keep ya'll listening? Raf can only butcher only so many names on-air, Jordan can drop only so many obscure documentaries and Rod….well, he can keep dropping fire emoji hot takes because…yeah. Frank and Sean gives us a deep dive into the world of all things cinema talk – from the absolute strength of the Letterboxd rating system to the strive for authenticity in their on-air personas – I mean, are we all who we really are in a public sphere? Are we, as hosts, self-aware of the personalities we portray ourselves as across the airwaves? The LB Podcast has been running for almost a year and a half now – all done virtually – how does Film Junk adapt to the changes of how people listen to podcasts and how do those changes affect chemistry or even logistics? As much as we can nerd out as a bunch of friends talking about what we love – do we….ever get tired of each other? (of course not ) We learn from the Godfathers of the O.G. film podcast, Film Junk. In addition, Rod, Raf and Jordan chat about the absolute GEM of Nicole Kidman's new AMC ad, the satire of Adam McKay's Don't Look Up and the possibility of Nolan's first blockbuster….bomb? All of this and more in this weeks episode of the Layered Butter Podcast!Preshow:The Satire of Adam McKay's Don't Look Uphttps://variety.com/2022/film/awards/adam-mckay-dont-look-up-succession-1235180567/Nicole Kidman's Viral AMC Adhttps://melmagazine.com/en-us/story/nicole-kidman-amc-commercialShould Video Games only be adapted as Long-Form Series?https://www.theringer.com/2022/2/17/22938034/uncharted-video-game-adaptations-television-netflix-witcherFilm Club:The Goonies (1985)https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089218/Jordan's Recco: All Light, Everywhere (2021)https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13622074/

linktr.ee/CatchingUpOnCinema It's once again time for Catching Up On Cinema's monthly, “Tales From the Shelf” episode! In this installment, Trevor is once again joined by his good buddy Brad from the Cinema Speak podcast to explore some of the “Terrific TV” and streaming series discs in their respective collections. Brad's Picks: Breaking Bad (2008 - 2013) Stephen King's It (1990) The Knick (2014 - Ongoing) Cursed Films (2020 - Ongoing) Trevor's Picks: Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995 - 1996) Bio-Booster Armor Guyver (1989 OVA Series and 2005 TV series) Gangs of London (2020 - Ongoing) Netflix Marvel Series (2015 - 2019) And make sure to stick around as the 2 wrap things up with a customary “Speed Round” of runner up films that didn't quite make the cut. Shout out to @JayCheel from the Film Junk Podcast for hosting a wonderful show, and directing Cursed Films, one of Brad's picks for this month's episode. Check out Brad's podcast, Cinema Speak on Libsyn at Cinema Speak, or on Twitterand Instagram. Follow us on Instagram @catchinguponcinema Follow us on Twitter @CatchingCinema Like, share, subscribe, and we'll catch you next time!

This week we are joined by Sean and Frank from the long running Film Junk Podcast, and are looking back at Walter Hills 1984 neo-noir cult classic  - Streets of Fire . When Raven Shaddock, the a leader of a biker gang steals rock singer Ellen Aim, it's up to her ex-boyfriend Tom Cody and a small band of mercenaries to go an get her back. Starring Michael Pare, Diane Lane, Rick Moranis, Amy Madigan and Willem Dafoe. The film, which promised to be "A Rock & Roll Fable" bombed at the box office but slowly became a cult hit. We also take a look at Prince's 1984 film Purple Rain to compare these two rock musicals of 1984.  All this and more on Adjust Your Tracking!  Follow us on: Twitter: @adjustyrtrack & Instagram: @betterfeelingfilms

After a slew of bonus episodes, we return to our regularly scheduled program all the way up until the summer. Film Junk’s very own Sean Dwyer and Frank Knezic return to the show for an energetic conversation about a fascinating filmmaker by the name of David O’Russell. No stranger to controversy but also one of the better directors of screwball-style comedy out there. We focus on the majority of his work including Three Kings and then the award-winning romantic dramedy Silver Linings Playbook. But we also bring up each of his films throughout the entire conversation as expected. During the newly dubbed, “what we watched recently” segment, I review another time loop teen drama called The Map of Tiny Pretty Things while Sean caught up with the action-side of that premise with Boss Level. Frank briefly goes through his recent viewings of The Nutty Professor, Raya and the Last Dragon and Attack Of The Murder Hornets. Lastly, I quickly mention that I couldn’t help but enjoy Soliel Moon Frye’s documentary, Kid 90. As always, it was a complete blast talking to two podcasters who are partially responsible for me getting into podcasting in the first place.  00:00 - 07:08 - Introduction07:09 - 08:25 - What We Watched Song08:26 - 34:25 - What We Watched Recently34:26 - 36:07 - Director Song36:08 - 01:20:44 - Three Kings + Silver Linings Playbook01:20:45 - 01:54:44 - Other O’Russell Films01:54:45 - 02:05:43 - Top 3 O’Russell Films / Outro Share This Episode With Others: http://directorsclubpodcast.com/blog/episode186 Follow Frank On Letterboxd:https://letterboxd.com/dirrrtyfrank/ Follow Sean On Letterboxd:https://letterboxd.com/filmjunk/ Subscribe to the great Film Junk Podcast:https://filmjunk.com Check Out Premium Episodes Of Film Junk:https://filmjunk.bandcamp.com

Actress P.J. Soles joins Matt this week to talk about her role as Lynda van der Klok in the 1978 John Carpenter classic Halloween. P.J. talks about why the way she said “totally” secured her role in the film, what it's like to shoot a sex & death scene all at once, and her thoughts on her legendary death scene being recreated at Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios. P.J. also tells us her experience working with Bill Murray on Stripes, how she had to wrestle Rod Stewart for the jacket she would use for Rock ‘n' Roll High School, and working alongside a very friendly Harrison Ford on the made for TV film The Possessed. Plus, filmmaker Jay Cheel of The Film Junk Podcast helps Matt face his Halloween fears on location during I Was Literally There Too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Well, I can't believe, This is 40?  One day in and I can already say that it's nothing like that overlong Judd Apatow movie.  While waiting for my midlife crisis to commence, I invited my old compadre over to the recording studio for a conversation in the tradition of our old-school bonus episodes!  This time, we even play a round of Score Bits, inspired by the one and only Film Junk Podcast.  At the top, you'll hear me introduce this joyful birthday present, bookended by songs from my favorite band, The New Pornographers.  First up, we catch you all up on how things have been for the two of us, then we review two movies that we assigned to one another.  Patrick assigned MANJI for me and I assigned one of my all-time favorites, TAKE SHELTER.  After that, Score Bits begins after a brief intermission and that is definitely a highlight for the both of us.  We challenge our sense memory, musical knowledge, and more with this wild take on "Name That Tune" revised as "Name That Movie!"  As a birthday present for one of the main reasons for the inception of this podcast, please give it a listen and enjoy the rambling digressions you came to know and love back in the day.  Brad and Al will return in a week or so with a traditional episode of course!  Thank you again to everybody for supporting me over the years and for subscribing to Director's Club & Voices + Visions! 00:00 - 04:20 - Introduction 04:21 - 04:59 - "Sing Me Spanish Techno" - New Pornographers 05:01 - 12:42 - Introduction With Patrick & Jim 12:43 - 01:11:19 - Reviews of MANJI + TAKE SHELTER 01:11:20 - 02:15:19 - Score Bits! 02:15:20 - 02:24:06 - Outro 02:24:07 - 02:25:03 - "Bleeding Heart Show" - New Pornographers http://directorsclubpodcast.com http://nowplayingnetwork.net  

Jim here again!  Well, I can't believe, This is 40?  One day in and I can already say that it's nothing like that overlong Judd Apatow movie.  While waiting for my midlife crisis to commence, I invited my old compadre over to the recording studio for a conversation in the tradition of our old-school bonus episodes!  This time, we even play a round of Score Bits, inspired by the one and only Film Junk Podcast.  At the top, you'll hear me introduce this joyful birthday present, bookended by songs from my favorite band, The New Pornographers.  First up, we catch you all up on how things have been for the two of us, then we review two movies that we assigned to one another.  Patrick assigned MANJI for me and I assigned one of my all-time favorites, TAKE SHELTER.  After that, Score Bits begins after a brief intermission and that is definitely a highlight for the both of us.  We challenge our sense memory, musical knowledge, and more with this wild take on "Name That Tune" revised as "Name That Movie!"  As a birthday present for one of the main reasons for the inception of this podcast, please give it a listen and enjoy the rambling digressions you came to know and love back in the day.  Brad and Al will return in a week or so with a traditional episode of course!  Thank you again to everybody for supporting me over the years and for subscribing to Director's Club! 00:00 - 04:20 - Introduction 04:21 - 04:59 - "Sing Me Spanish Techno" - New Pornographers 05:01 - 12:42 - Introduction With Patrick & Jim 12:43 - 01:07:20 - Reviews of MANJI + TAKE SHELTER 01:07:21 - 02:15:19 - Score Bits! 02:15:20 - 02:24:06 - Outro 02:24:07 - 02:25:03 - "Bleeding Heart Show" - New Pornographers http://voicesvisions.net http://nowplayingnetwork.net  

Back when they were kids, Jay, Frank and Sean used to record an early version of the Film Junk Podcast on cassette tapes and pass them around to friends. The good news is that we found another tape this week, but the bad news is that it's only a partial show that was cut short because... well, you'll just have to listen to find out. As always, we apologize in advance for the poor sound quality but we hope you enjoy yet another small piece of Film Junk history! 0:00 – Intro 10:30 – Review: Wayne's World 32:20 – Headlines: People Now Prefer Home Video Over Seeing Movies in Theatres 36:40 – Other Stuff We Watched: Turner & Hooch, Hook, The People Under the Stairs 42:30 – Junk Mail: Oscar Nominations, Nintendo vs. Sega 48:20 – Outro

Back when they were kids, Jay, Frank and Sean used to record an early version of the Film Junk Podcast on cassette tapes and pass them around to friends. The good news is that we found another tape this week, but the bad news is that it's only a partial show that was cut short because... well, you'll just have to listen to find out. As always, we apologize in advance for the poor sound quality but we hope you enjoy yet another small piece of Film Junk history! 0:00 – Intro 10:30 – Review: Wayne's World 32:20 – Headlines: People Now Prefer Home Video Over Seeing Movies in Theatres 36:40 – Other Stuff We Watched: Turner & Hooch, Hook, The People Under the Stairs 42:30 – Junk Mail: Oscar Nominations, Nintendo vs. Sega 48:20 – Outro

We've got a special treat for long-time listeners this week as Reed managed to unearth another episode of The Movie Review Show for us, the pre-internet version of the Film Junk Podcast featuring our younger selves. As with the other episodes, the sound quality isn't the best but we are happy to be able to share with you another essential piece of Film Junk history. Enjoy! 0:00 – Intro 26:45 – Headlines: Batman Returns Too Scary for Kids, Basic Instinct Sequel in the Works, Arnold Schwarzeneggers Next Movie 40:00 – Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer 1:05:05 – Other Stuff We Watched: A League of Their Own, The Story of Ricky, Colossus: The Forbin Project, Mystery Date, Pure Luck, F/X 2 1:25:40 – Junk Mail: Best Movies for Sleepovers, SNL Characters and TV Shows That Should Be Movies, Do Movies Taped Off TV Count in a VHS Collection? 1:41:40 – Upcoming VHS Releases / Outro

We've got a special treat for long-time listeners this week as Reed managed to unearth another episode of The Movie Review Show for us, the pre-internet version of the Film Junk Podcast featuring our younger selves. As with the other episodes, the sound quality isn't the best but we are happy to be able to share with you another essential piece of Film Junk history. Enjoy! 0:00 – Intro 26:45 – Headlines: Batman Returns Too Scary for Kids, Basic Instinct Sequel in the Works, Arnold Schwarzeneggers Next Movie 40:00 – Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer 1:05:05 – Other Stuff We Watched: A League of Their Own, The Story of Ricky, Colossus: The Forbin Project, Mystery Date, Pure Luck, F/X 2 1:25:40 – Junk Mail: Best Movies for Sleepovers, SNL Characters and TV Shows That Should Be Movies, Do Movies Taped Off TV Count in a VHS Collection? 1:41:40 – Upcoming VHS Releases / Outro

Another long lost episode from the very earliest incarnation of the Film Junk Podcast, never before released to the general public. In January of 1993, we discuss our VHS collections and the best way to organize them, plus we offer up some bargain hunting tips and debate whether it is better to rent or own movies.

Another long lost episode from the very earliest incarnation of the Film Junk Podcast, never before released to the general public. In January of 1993, we discuss our VHS collections and the best way to organize them, plus we offer up some bargain hunting tips and debate whether it is better to rent or own movies.

Sean Dwyer of Film Junk Podcast joins us to talk about the prolific and widely acclaimed filmmaker Ridley Scott. Despite touching upon a few of his films throughout the conversation, we mainly focus on the sci-fi classic BLADE RUNNER as well as the Oscar-winning GLADIATOR.. In addition, Sean gives us a review of THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, Jim talks SEEKING A FRIEND FOR THE END OF THE WORLD, and Patrick proclaims MOONRISE KINGDOM as the best film of the year so far!In about two weeks we will be talking once again with Kurt Halfyard from Row Three's Cinecast as we discuss the controversial Lars Von Trier. Please be sure to leave us a voicemail to play on the show at 224-366-9528. If you’re a movie blogger/podcaster and would like a guest spot on the show to talk about a filmmaker whose work you admire. Thanks again for listening and be sure to check out our updated upcoming schedule in the sidebar to see which directors we’ll be talking about soon! Questions are always welcome via email: directorsclubpodcast@gmail.com