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All kinds of exciting things happen to human flesh in our final show on Fantasia's new wave of American horror films. It's harvested in harsh socioeconomic conditions in Darren Lynn Bousman's passion project Repo! The Genetic Opera. It's hung up on hooks

All kinds of exciting things happen to human flesh in our final show on Fantasia's new wave of American horror films. It's harvested in harsh socioeconomic conditions in Darren Lynn Bousman's passion project Repo! The Genetic Opera. It's hung up on hooks

All kinds of exciting things happen to human flesh in our final show on Fantasia's new wave of American horror films. It's harvested in harsh socioeconomic conditions in Darren Lynn Bousman's passion project Repo! The Genetic Opera. It's hung up on hooks

The Dark Knight It's the year's most anticipated film, so accordingly we've got an extended look at The Dark Knight, Christopher Nolan's latest Bat-opus. We're going to look in-depth at Nolan's work on the series, as well as getting into the nitty-gritty

When it comes to madness and mayhem, nobody can deliver it quite like the Japanese, and we've recently been exposed to a series of hyperactive Japanese flicks so action-packed (though not, of course, always actually good) that we've put together a follow-

U.S. horror has taken a beating oer the last few years, with most of the most prominent genre films coming out of Asia - principally Japan and Korea. At this year's Fantasia, however, several new U.S. films are being touted as part of a new U.S. rennaisan

Our coverage on the Fantasia Film Festival continues. In this broadcast we are pleased to be among the first to review several films here in North America. To kick things off is the new film from director Ole Bornedal entitled The Substitute, a stellar te

In a nice bit of synchronicity, Fantasia has offered us a slate of new Spanish fantasy and horror films – specifically, the much-hyped “verité” thriller [rec], silent throwback La Antena, apocalyptic thriller Before the Fall, and the time-travel black com

Voted best film podcast 2008! Tune into Episode 42 of The Naked Lunch with our reviews and full coverage of the Fantasia Film Festival Our first review will focus on what some are calling the must see film of the year, “Let The Right One In.” This Swedish vampire film is without a doubt, stunning. A vampire film that follows the rules of the vampire mythology while mixing in a rare coming of age story that is both powerful and touching. Dare we say Masterpiece? Also a look back at last years hits including Hatchet, The Tripper, Mulberry Street and more. Made for people who love movies for people who love movies!

Reviews on WallE and Short Circuit plus interview clips and the music of Louis Armstrong.

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One of the most defiantly visible survivors of the Hollywood Blacklist was American director Jules Dassin. Following high school in the Bronx and drama school in Europe, Dassin made his stage debut at age 25 with the Yiddish Theatre in New York. In Hollyw

The second of out two part special on director M. Night Shyamalan. Will Ricky continue to defend the film maker and his three previous films and more importantly will Simon deliver the havoc he promised last week, and tear them all apart? What is the rea

There are many ways to crack a Rubik's Cube. Michel Gondry did it with his toes. A year ago, the film director posted a short video on YouTube showing this skill ... Things aren't always as they appear in a Gondry film. Tune into our special on director

M Night Shyamalan The modern Hitchcock The studio pet who could do no wrong? Manoj Nelliyattu Shyamalan is shaping up to be the new Spielberg/Hitchcock: A master storyteller with a gift for twists and a keen understanding of public taste. Listen to the