The new episode of The Secret Cinema focuses on Barry Levinson's underwater sci-fi thriller Sphere: www.secretcinemapodcast.com…

The latest episode of The Secret Cinema features the hosts defending Accidental Love while also acknowledging its Frankenstein-ian quality: www.secretcinemapodcast.com…

The new episode of The Secret Cinema negotiates the differences between Bryan Singer's 1998 horror drama Apt Pupil and Stephen King's original novella: www.secretcinemapodcast.com…

The new episode of The Secret Cinema focuses on the stunningly offensive 90s "family-comedy" Krippendorf's Tribe: www.secretcinemapodcast.com…

The new episode of The Secret Cinema focuses on the two films of photographer Cindy Sherman - her silent 1975 short Doll Clothes, and her 1997 feature Office Killer: www.secretcinemapodcast.com…

If I know anything about America, it's that the ghost of Eazy-E haunts an unassailable school district

If I know anything about America, it's that the education system is unassailable

Chicagoons should be all over an Odd Obsession-Chicago Film Society team-up. This is a can't-miss midnight screening.

They're not really trying to be funny, but they're informed while being very casual. Not a lot of ego yet, and it's usually upbeat. I like 'em!

For anyone looking for a new film podcast, or at least one with a different variety of films being covered, check out The Secret Cinema. The episodes on Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story or Man of the Year are great introductions.

or, based on the poster image, No Heaven for Old Earth

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The A.V. Club: "WAAAAAAAAH, the reviewer disagrees with me!"

The Smiths ate one and a half sandwiches, one and a half sandwiches… before they realized…it's tuna salad.

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Thanks for a polite response! I assume most people are on that side, but there's a significant number of people who are back-lashing further off this because it's easy and completely missing their double-standard on what's offensive (which, curiously, offends me more than an explicit Dahmer reference).

Also, where does everyone stand on South Park's comparison of watching the newest Indiana Jones movie to watching Indiana Jones get raped? That would certainly be in the same ballpark, but we don't bring that up every time South Park gets brought up (and that's certainly more offensive, because that depicts a rape…

So, referencing infamous serial killers is not okay, but Cancer & AIDS jokes are still cool and ever-present, right? As someone who has lost a few family members to cancer, I find that kind of stupid that one reference is okay, but another is COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE.

And the Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior, so this is just an all-around messy Great Lakes situation