00:00 - 45:33 - Nocturama
45:33 - 1:02:25 - Malcolm in the Middle
1:02:25 - 1:11:02 - e-mails

this week, we’re joined by the managing editor of The Film Stage and the greatest interviewer in the biz, Nick Newman ( @nick_newman ), to talk about Bertrand Bonello’s stylish and strange terrorist thriller, Nocturama. we get into Nick’s work with Bonello, Nocturama’s postmodern touches, a killer soundtrack and the best mise-en-scene a department store has seen this century. 

then, on MiTM (45:33), Malcolm checks out Shattered Glass for a dose of that Billy Ray Feeling. Nick praises the star-studded conspiracy film Winter Kills, JT checks out the freaks in Jack Cardiff’s The Mutations, and Eddie talks about the prescient, psychotic, and evil comedy Observe and Report. 

lastly, some quick cameos by a couple returning champions in the e-mail segment…

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225 - Nocturama (w/ Nick Newman)

00:00 - 38:42 - Escape from Alcatraz
38:42 - 54:30 - Malcolm in the Middle
54:30 - 1:06:01 - e-mail

The final film of the Don Siegel-Clint Eastwood partnership finally answers the question, what if Bresson’s A Man Escaped was actually cool, muscular, and American, rather than mopey, rail-thin, and French? One of the darkest, most moody, and purely direct thrillers of its era. We talked about Siegel and Eastwood’s split authorship and evolution as artists, individuals bucking a broken system, our visits to the real Alcatraz, and more. 

Then, on MiTM (38:42) JT takes an epic voyage to go see Barbie. Malcolm gets dark with Todd Solondz’ Life During Wartime, and Eddie gives it up for the Oppenheimer antidote, Kurosawa’s I Live in Fear. Finally, an e-mail (54:30) about aging and the movies. 

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227 - Escape from Alcatraz

on today's episode, Eddie is joined by Whit Stillman for an interview. the Last Days of Disco / Barcelona / Metropolitan / Damsels in Distress / Love & Friendship auteur talks about wearing a suit to work, his career before directing, classicism and the films of the 30s, digital cinematography, Jean-Luc Godard, Woody Allen, and more. 

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235 - Whit Stillman

this week, Hesse (Seeking Derangements, Movie Mindset) and Nick Newman (The Film Stage) join Eddie in his SoHo high-rise for a freewheelin’ chat about the movies and the big city. i’m a lifestyle podcaster now. 

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240 - New York

I'm joined by the director/cinematographer/writer of The Sweet East, Sean Price Williams and Nick Pinkerton, on today's podcast. We talk about their new film, which comes out today in New York and elsewhere shortly. Topics of discussion include rap-rock, David Lynch, Jess Franco, Evel Knievel, and America. 

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255 - Sean Price Williams and Nick Pinkerton

00:00 - 8:11 - intro
8:11 - 41:30 - Slow Machine
41:30 - 1:08:33 - WCLP Live

The Extended Clip Executive Decision is back! This week, our Executive Producer is Nick Newman, who brought the 2020 film Slow Machine by Paul Felton and Joe Denardo. This is a very funny, very grainy exerpimental psychodrama that I never would have stumbled upon without the help of my friend Nick. What a picture. Check it out on Fandor or Grasshopper's DVD. 

Then, we go live on WCLP. topics: Groundhog day, Malcolm becoming a lunch lady or a background actor, and gambling on/fixing the oscars. 

Executive Producer Nick Newman can be found at The Film Stage, where he writes, conducts interviews, edits, and is an all-around good guy. 

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281 - Slow Machine

Matt Farley joins us on today's podcast, with Will Sloan also sitting in on co-hosting duties.

The mind behind the Motern Media empire, 25,000 songs, and movies like Don't Let The Riverbeast Get You!, Local Legends, and Heard She Got Murdered talks about his filmmaking process, Jonathan Richman, not saying bad words, and more.


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293 - Matt Farley and Will Sloan

The Cinema of Mad Men has arrived! On today’s podcast we start by talking about the series as a whole before breaking down its first masterpiece of an episode, “Babylon”. Sterling Cooper takes on the Israeli tourism board, Don is stuck between three women, Peggy has her breakout moment in the office, and Roger and Joan’s affair is revealed. Then, we talk about Jean Negulesco’s women-in-the-workplace melodrama, The Best of Everything, which is the closest cinematic comparison to the show. 

00:00 - Mad Men
22:10 - Babylon
1:15:53 - The Best of Everything

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313 - Mad Men "Babylon" / The Best of Everything

With the NFL season just around the corner, Will and Nate from A Closer Look joined us to talk about Oliver Stone’s 1999 football drama, Any Given Sunday. We break down the stacked cast, ideas about the game and America, naming fictional sports teams, and more. 

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331 - Any Given Sunday (w/ Nate Fisher & Will Sennett)

It’s Sell-Out September here on Extended Clip, where we'll talk about some of the highest grossers of all time. We start today, with Deadpool. It’s even worse than you remember. We talked about ironic t-shirts, Spencer’s Gifts, and more. 

00:00 - Deadpool
59:11 - email

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333 - Deadpool

Our patreon-exclusive miniseries on the Hollywood films of Paul Verhoeven begins today with his 1987 classic, RoboCop. "Bitches leave". 

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[PREVIEW] 334 - RoboCop

Sell-Out September continues on today's podcast as we talk about ET. We get into Spielberg in general, childhood, product placement, and more. 

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335 - E.T. The Extra Terrestrial

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[PREVIEW] 336 - Total Recall

Sell-Out September continues with the highest-grossing romantic comedy of all time, Garry Marshall's Pretty Woman. It's really, really bad. We talked about the ultra-safe out of touch approach, filmmakers that could have done justice to this premise, and more.

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337 - Pretty Woman

Our miniseries on the Hollywood films of Paul Verhoeven continues with Showgirls. We talked about the critical reclamation, sex and violence, sex and capitalism, junk food, Hollywood in the 90s, and more. 

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[PREVIEW] 338 - Showgirls

A special emergency solo mini-podcast on the occasion of seeing Megalopolis in IMAX. I talked about retrofuturism, why it reminded me of both Godard and the prequels, an insane pre-show Q&A, and Jon Voight.

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338.5 - Megalopolis

Sell-Out September has been fun, but it must be put out of its misery with today's episode. We talked about Robert Zemeckis’ reimagining of Birth of a Nation as a post-war jukebox musical for the boomer generation. If Griffith’s foundational, hateful text was “history written in lightning”, Gump is history written with chocolate.  We also talked about The Substance, Yoshiwara, and John Williams’ Stoner on Malcolm in the Middle.

00:00 - Forrest Gump
49:20 - Malcolm in the Middle

339 - Forrest Gump

We continued our series on the Hollywood films of Paul Verhoeven today with Starship Troopers. As fierce as satire gets, Verhoeven manages to take a piece of right wing propaganda in sci-fi clothing and transform it into a sharp criticism of the American military through his mastery of tone as a director. 

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[PREVIEW] 340 - Starship Troopers

Our series on Paul Verhoeven in Hollywood concludes today with the film that, for all intents and purposes, got him kicked out of Hollywood. We talked about the mean-spirited Hollow Man, its special effects, and its potential for a critical reclamation. Then, we ranked the films that we have seen from Paul Verhoeven. Plus, a bonus list. 

00:00 - Hollow Man
38:48 - Verhoeven Ranked


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341 - Hollow Man

We kicked off our Halloween programming with James Whale’s masterpiece from the Universal monsters cycle. We talked about religious imagery, the queer reading, and learning about the beauty of life through music and smoking.

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342 - [PREVIEW] Bride of Frankenstein

Halloween season continues on today's podcast, with a classic from Hammer — Terence Fisher's The Brides of Dracula, from 1960. Joining us to talk about this film is Rob Franco, our in-house Halloween Expert.

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343 - Brides of Dracula (w/ Rob Franco)

Our Halloween Mindset month of programming continues with Sergio Martino's 1973 psychosexual proto-slasher giallo, Torso. We also talked about Halloween candy. 

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[PREVIEW] 344 - Torso (w/ Rob Franco)

Our Halloween Mindset programming with Rob rolls on with today's podcast, on the 1979 adaptation of Stephen King's Salem's Lot. We got into Tobe Hooper taking advantage of the TV format, the mix of old and new styles, the music of James Mason's voice, and more. 

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345 - Salem's Lot (w/ Rob Franco)

Our month-long Halloween Mindset series featuring Rob continues with one of the all-time great subversive horror sequels. If you can't have Michael Myers, be happy that you have Tom Atkins. 

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[PREVIEW] 346 - Halloween 3: Season of the Witch

00:00 - Dream Warriors
56:30 - more of a comment than a question


Our Halloween series with Rob Franco continues with yet another slasher threequel! We talk about A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. A stacked cast, a stacked crew, great kills, it's everything you could want from our old pal Freddy. 

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347 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 - Dream Warriors (w/ Rob Franco)

We talk about the dreadful Ernest Scared Stupid on today's patreon episode. Also discussed: Horror t-shirts, Terrifier 3, The Communion, the latest Simpsons holiday short, Disturbing Behavior, and A Different Man.

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[PREVIEW] 348 - Ernest Scared Stupid (w/ Rob Franco)

On today’s edition of the Halloween Mindset with Rob Franco, we talked about Karthik Subbaraj’s 2012 debut, Pizza, a playful film about horror storytellling, food delivery, and love. Then on MiTM we talked about Joker 2, Rumours, Cloud, Dead of Night, The Ghost Writer, and Zuckerman Unbound. 

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00:00 - Pizza
40:50 - Malcolm in the Middle

349 - Pizza (w/ Rob Franco)

For our 350th episode and the finale of our Halloween miniseries with Rob Franco, we talked about Takashi Miike's Audition. Then, we taste-test some seasonal treats.

Happy Halloween, everybody!

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[PREVIEW] 350 - Audition (w/ Rob Franco)

Today’s episode is about Akira Kurosawa’s sweltering noir, Stray Dog, from 1949. We talked about post-war Japan, the loop of western and eastern genre influence, beating the dog-beating allegations, and more. 

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351 - Stray Dog

Today's podcast is on the most iconic role of Clint Eastwood's career, in Don Siegel's Dirty Harry. We talked about fascist heroics, secret critical wars, ghosts of Classic Hollywood, and more.

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[PREVIEW] 352 - Dirty Harry

On today’s podcast, we talked about a couple of new releases, Anora and Juror #2. We start with Sean Baker’s Palme-winning comedy of divorce, and then get into Clint Eastwood’s impassioned and sparse morality play. 

00:00 - Anora
38:27 - Juror #2

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353 - Anora / Juror #2

On today's podcast we return to one of the founding fathers of Extended Clip, with Godard's Pierrot le Fou. A towering film that puts an exclamation point on the first chapter of Godard's filmography. We went long on this one.

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[PREVIEW] 354 - Pierrot le Fou

Today's podcast is on Jerzy Skolimowski's Moonlighting. The 1982 film stars Jeremy Irons as the foreman of a Polish immigrant labor team illegally working on a London flat during the solidarity protests and eventual coup in Warsaw. We talked about the unique mixture of British social realism, Chaplin-esque sentimentality, and classic Skolimowski tension boiling over into surrealism. There's also a lengthy sidebar about Wu-Tanging blunts, naturally. 

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355 - Moonlighting

Today's episode is on Gus Van Sant's Drugstore Cowboy. We talked about noir fatalism, drug narratives, GVS' unique filmography, and more. Then, on MiTM, we get into Heretic, Vaazhai, and Demonlover.

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[PREVIEW] 356 - Drugstore Cowboy

This week, Hesse ( @ZeroSuitCamus ) from Seeking Derangements and Movie Mindset returns to the clip to talk about Abel Gance’s 7 hour silent epic, La Roue. A great long talk about narrative, style, history, and a surprising amount of unrelated Udo Kier anecdotes. 

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357 - La Roue (w/ Hesse)

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