It’s the Honest Trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will Be Blood! There will be jokes, but this is honestly one of the best films of the 21st century, Daniel Day Lewis is the GOAT, and PTA may have peaked here, but One Battle After Another is pretty damn close. Still reading this? Type your best aggressive milkshake slurping noises in the comments below Voice Narration: Jon Bailey the EPIC VOICE GUY (@epicvoiceguy on all socials) Title Design: Robert Holtby Written by: Spencer Gilbert and Lon Harris Produced by: Spencer Gilbert Edited by: Kevin Williamsen Post-Production Manager: Emin Bassavand Manager, Video Operations: Tiffany Tse Post-Production Specialist: Rebecca Castaneda VP Content: Max Dionne #honesttrailers #entertainment #parody #trailer

Dahlia Schweitzer and Patrick Bromley join Mike to kick off Shocktober 2019 with a look at World War Z. It's not necessarily based on Max Brooks’s book of the same name though he gets a credit at the beginning.

Mike takes listener questions on filmmaking, co-hosts, and podcast madness in a candid, funny, behind-the-scenes Ego Fest XV.

Based on the scandalous memoir by Christina Crawford, Frank Perry's Mommie Dearest (1981) gave the world a powerhouse performance by Faye Dunaway as Joan Crawford.

Podcasters Chris Stachiw (The Kulturecast) and Mike White (The Projection Booth) look at the enduring character of Lt. Columbo (Peter Falk) and his creators.

ALT: a man in a suit and tie is smoking a cigarette and says one more thing .

Western Month continues with Delmer Daves’s 3:10 to Yuma (1957) which tells the tale of,outlaw Ben Wade (Glenn Ford) and Dan Evans (Van Heflin).

Mike takes listener questions on filmmaking, co-hosts, and podcast madness in a candid, funny, behind-the-scenes Ego Fest XV.

#Shocktober 2019 continues with a look at the 1980 film from director Vernon Zimmerman, Fade to Black which stars Dennis Christopher as Eric Binford, a youth who spends too much of his time watching and obsessing about movies.

Detroit Rock City (1999) from director Adam Rifkin is the story of four friends and their desperate quest to get from Cleveland to Detroit to see KISS play live at Cobo Arena in 1978. They're faced with a series of challenges that threaten to keep them from seeing Gene, Paul, Ace, and Peter play the hits.

Zac Hobson (Bruno Lawrence) wakes at 6:12 one sunny morning to find that he may be the last man on Earth in this compelling Kiwi film from director Geoff Murphy and writer/producer Sam Pillsbury.

The Ultimate Movie Podcast. Every week The Projection Booth podcast offers up a new episode about a film, its context, influences, and creation.

We conclude #Shocktober2022 with Tony Scott's The Hunger (1983), a super-stylized vampire tale starring Catherine Deneuve, David Bowie,Susan Sarandon.

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Our friends at The Projection Booth watch the eerie, low-budget classic horror film, Messiah of Evil (USA, 1973). “Released under a number of titles (including The Second Coming), Willard Huy…

Woody Allen's Love & Death from 1975 mixes The Marx Brothers and Fyodor Dostoevsky. We're joined by special guest co-host Keith Gordon.

Diane Keaton has died at age 79, PEOPLE can confirm exclusively. The Oscar award-winning actress was best known for roles in movies like 'Annie Hall,' 'The First Wives Club,' 'Something's Gotta Give' and 'The Godfather.'

In Miracle Mile trombonist Harry Washello (Anthony Edwards) receives a random phone call, tipping him off that nuclear Armageddon is imminent. He works to get across Los Angeles to his new love, Julie (Mare Winningham), and to safety.

#Shocktober2019 continues with a look at the 1981 movie from director Michael Wadleigh, Wolfen. Based loosely on the 1978 book by Whitley Streiber, the film stars Albert Finney as Dewey Wilson, a world weary New York City cop who is assigned the macabre murder of a real estate mogul.