The Playlist Podcast Network

Joe and Erik open the show with Wonder Woman and the film's enormous success over the weekend. From there, it's onto our larger topic, writer/director Trey Edward Shults' sophomore film It Comes At Night, which despite its misleading marketing (it's not a monster movie, more a European-flavored horror/survivalist art picture) is a strong effort nonetheless. We also find time at the end of the show to discuss War Machine and some other deflating original releases from Netflix so far this year.

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On this eighth episode of our TV podcast, host Kimber Myers chats with Playlist editor-in-chief Rodrigo Perez about Showtime's "Twin Peaks."

On this seventh episode of our TV podcast, host Kimber Myers chats with Playlist editor-in-chief Rodrigo Perez about Netflix's "Master of None."

Joe and Erik open the show with brief appreciations for the return of both Master of None and Twin Peaks. After that, they discuss at length Ridley Scott's latest entry in his Alien prequel series, Alien: Covenant. Even though the film underwhelmed at the box office, and received mix responses from critics, there's a lot to discuss. Even though we don't really spoil much at all, this episode is still probably best for those who've already watched Alien: Covenant.

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Oktay and Ryan use the intentionally schlocky 'Sharknado' and the noble failure of 'Samurai Cop' to dive into a discussion about what truly makes a great "so-bad-it's-good" movie.

Joe and Erik discuss director Richard Kelly, focusing on his first two films Donnie Darko and Southland Tales.

Interview with filmmaker and actor Joanna Arnow.