This week, Nic and Justin talk with Tyler May-Gruthusen about Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters. They discuss the fraught production of the film, the emptiness of fascism, and a tiny sliver of the real Mishima's work. Plus, philosophy-loving Tyler explains what he means when he says that this is an "anti-philosophical" movie. Then, he ushers in Show Me The Movies' first ever game of quote tennis!

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This week, Justin and Nic are joined by the gracious and thoughtful Bailey Hunt to discuss 2021’s endearing, sweet, and sorely underseen "C’mon C’mon." They delve into the power of acknowledging your feelings, the beauty of black-and-white photography, and how refreshing it is to see Joaquin Phoenix play a well-adjusted, normal dude.

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Join Justin and Nic as they welcome the first guest of the show, Jake Nordman! Together, the three friends trek to Antarctica to talk John Carpenter's spooky horror feature, The Thing. They chat about flamethrowers, the horror of the unknown, and an alarming amount of fluids. Plus, Nic does his best to not butcher the name of one of Hollywood's greatest composers, Ennio Morricone!

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