Episode 200

The group celebrates 200 episodes with a "Drunk History" rendition of a number of movies.

Zach: Mulholland Drive

Andrew: Neon Genesis Evangelion: End of Evangelion

Dylan: The Boss Baby

Part two (1:04:00):

Lydia: Sleepless in Seattle

Jessica: Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall Past Lives

Nathan: Donnie Darko

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Episode 199.5 - State of Horror Movies with The News Reel's Brian Welk

Lydia and Andrew join the latest episode of Zach's side girl podcast, The News Reel, and discuss the state of horror movies with his co-host, Brian Welk.

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Episode 199 - Stray Dog with guest Stephen Prince (Young Critics Watch Old Movies v.4)

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Part 1: Zach, Dylan and Andrew discuss films films they saw this week, including: Paranormal Activity, Fury (1936), Ocean's Eleven, Ocean's Twelve and Rashomon.

Part 2 (45:30) : The group continues their Young Critics Watch Old Movies series with 1949's Stray Dog and are joined by Virginia Tech University film studies professor and author Stephen Prince, who wrote The Warrior's Camera: The Cinema of Akira Kurosawa.

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Episode 198 - My Darling Clementine with guest Scott Eyman (Young Critics Watch Old Movies v.4)

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Part 1: Zach, Nathan and Lydia discuss films films they saw this week, including: Solo: A Star Wars Story, Out of Sight, Girlfriends and Jack and Jill.

Part 2 (35:30) : The group continues their Young Critics Watch Old Movies series with 1946's My Darling Clementine and are joined by film historian and author Scott Eyman, who wrote Hank & Jim: The Fifty Year Friendship of James Stewart and Henry Fonda and Print the Legend: The Life and Times of John Ford.

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Episode 197 - Vampyr (1932) with guest Mark Le Fanu (Young Critics Watch Old Movies v.4)

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Part 1: Zach and Lydia discuss films films they saw this week, including: High Noon, Deadpool 2 and The Blackcoat's Daughter.

Part 2 (33:05) : The group continues their Young Critics Watch Old Movies series with 1932's Vampyr and are joined by film critic and author Mark Le Fanu, who wrote about the film for the Criterion Collection.

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Episode 196 - Merrily We Go To Hell (Young Critics Watch Old Movies v.4)

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Part 1: Zach, Jessica and Andrew discuss films films they saw this week, including a number of titles at the 2018 Nashville Film Festival.

Part 2 (39:00) : The group continues their Young Critics Watch Old Movies series with 1932's Merrily We Go to Hell.

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Episode 195 - A Page of Madness with guest Aaron Gerow (Young Critics Watch Old Movies v.4)

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Part 1: Zach, Jessica and Lydia discuss films they saw this week, including: Faces Places, A Fantastic Woman, Tag and The Public Enemy.

Part 2 (25:55) : The group continues their Young Critics Watch Old Movies series with 1926's A Page of Madness and are joined by Yale University professor Aaron Gerow.

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Episode 194 - Sherlock Jr. with guest Patricia Eliot Tobias (Young Critics Watch Old Movies v.4)

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Part 1: Zach, Jessica and Lydia discuss films they saw this week, including: Avengers: Infinity War and Dirty Computer.

Part 2 (29:55) : The group continues their Young Critics Watch Old Movies series with 1924's Sherlock Jr. and are joined by co-founder of the International Buster Keaton Society, Patricia Eliot Tobias.

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Episode 193 - Early 20th Century Silent Shorts by Women (Young Critics Watch Old Movies v.4)

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Part 1: Zach, Andrew and Lydia discuss films they saw this week, including: You Were Never Really Here, In a Valley of Violence, Hypocrites and Where Are My Children?

Part 2 (26:05) : The group begins their Young Critics Watch Old Movies series with a series of short films directed by early 20th century female directors Alice Guy, Lois Weber and Germaine Dulac.

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Episode 192 - Gummo (Tennessee Auteurs)

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Part 1: Zach, Nathan and Lydia discuss films they saw this week, including: Isle of Dogs, Andre the Giant, The Clock and Suzhou River.

Part 2 (29:12) : The group concludes their latest series, Tennessee Auteurs, with a look at 1997's Gummo.

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Episode 191 - Mudbound (Tennessee Auteurs)

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Part 1: Zach, Andrea, Dylan and Lydia discuss films they saw this week, including: The Death of Stalin, Tale of Tales, Chappaquiddick and You Got To Move.

Part 2 (29:12) : The group continues their latest series, Tennessee Auteurs, with a look at 2017's Mudbound.

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Episode 190 - Hustle & Flow (Tennessee Auteurs)

Part 1: Zach, Andrew, Nathan and Michael discuss films they saw this week, including: Ready Player One, Ismael's Ghost and Elephant.

Part 2 (40:25) : The group continues their latest series, Tennessee Auteurs, with a look at 2005's Hustle & Flow.

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BONUS EPISODE: 2018 Chattanooga Film Festival Preview with Chris Dortch

Zach speaks with the executive director of the Chattanooga Film Festival, Chris Dortch, about the festival's origins, what people attending this year can expect, what he is most excited about and what the festival means to the city.

Learn more about the Chattanooga Film Festival here.

2018 Chattanooga Film Festival Line-Up

Episode 189 - Death Proof with guest Caroline Bem (Tennessee Auteurs)

Part 1: Zach, Andrew and Michael recap the 2018 Big Ears Festival, including films such as Prototype, Property and Goodbye to Language.

Part 2 (34:20) : The group continues their latest series, Tennessee Auteurs, with a look at 2007's Death Proof and are joined by University of Montreal post-doctorate fellow Caroline Bem to discuss the film and Tarantino's career as a whole.

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Episode 188 - Jailhouse Rock // 9 to 5 (Tennessee Auteurs)

Part 1: Zach, Andrew, and Lydia discuss movies they saw this week, including: Chosen Survivors, The Breadwinner, Before We Vanish and Lucky.

Part 2 (45:48) : The group continues their latest series, Tennessee Auteurs, with a look at 1957's Jailhouse Rock with star Elvis Presley and 1980's 9 to 5 with star Dolly Parton.

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Episode 187 - Jackass 3D with guest Blake Williams (Tennessee Auteurs)

Part 1: Zach, Andrew, Nathan and Michael discuss the Jackass franchise as a whole.

Part 2 (45:48) : The group continues their latest series, Tennessee Auteurs, with a look at her 2010's Jackass 3D with filmmaker Blake Williams. They also talk about 3D technology in general, the Big Ears Festival and Williams' film, Prototype.

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Episode 186 - Intruder in the Dust with guest Charles Hannon (Tennessee Auteurs)

Part 1: Zach, Lydia and Andrew discuss movies they saw this week, including: Annihilation and Game Night.

Part 2: The group begin their latest series, Tennessee Auteurs, with a look at the 1949 film, Intruder in the Dust. Washington and Jefferson College professor Dr. Charles Hannon joins the discussion to talk about the filming of the movie and how this film was part of a "southern trilogy" along with Birth of a Nation and Gone with the Wind.

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Episode 185 - Frances Ha (Greta Gerwig Retrospective)

Part 1: Zach, Lydia and Diana discuss movies they saw this week, including: Annihilation, A Night at the Opera, I, Tonya and The Legend of Billie Jean.

Part 2: The group concludes their latest series, a retrospective of actor/director Greta Gerwig, with a look at her 2012 film, Frances Ha.

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Episode 184 - Damsels in Distress (Greta Gerwig Retrospective)

Part 1: Zach, Lydia and Dylan discuss movies they saw this week, including: Black Panther, Contact and Robo Vampire.

Part 2: The group continues their latest series, a retrospective of actor/director Greta Gerwig, with a look at her 2011 film, Damsels in Distress.

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Episode 183 - The House of the Devil (Great Gerwig Retrospective)

Part 1: Zach, Andrew, Lydia and Taylor discuss movies they saw this week, including: Fifty Shades Freed, Honeymoon, Mister Designer and The Polka King.

Part 2: The group continues their latest series, a retrospective of actor/director Greta Gerwig, with a look at her 2009 film, The House of the Devil.

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