Oct 15, 2024
In this week's episode, we dive into a variety of films that span genres from political drama to horror, biographical documentary, and classic superhero cinema.
The Apprentice
Directed by Ali Abbasi
Starring Sebastian Stan, Jeremy Strong
This riveting drama explores the rise of a young Donald Trump in
1970s New York. Under the mentorship of ruthless lawyer Roy Cohn,
Trump learns the cutthroat world of power and ambition, laying the
foundation for his future as a global figure. Sebastian Stan and
Jeremy Strong deliver compelling performances in this intriguing
look at one of the most controversial figures in modern
history.
Saturday Night
Directed by Jason Reitman
Starring Gabriel LaBelle, Corey Michael Smith, Lamorne Morris
Step into the chaos and creativity behind the launch of "Saturday
Night Live" in 1975. As the first show looms, Lorne Michaels and a
group of young comedic talents work furiously to bring their vision
to life. Jason Reitman directs a nostalgic and pressure-filled
journey back to the early days of a pop-culture institution.
Terrifier 3
Directed by Damian Leone
Starring David Howard Thornton, Lauren LeVera
Art the Clown is back, and he's out to make the holiday season just
as terrifying as Halloween. Picking up after the horrors of
Terrifier 2, Sienna and her brother try to find peace, but
Art has other plans. Damian Leone brings the chills with another
intense entry into the Terrifier franchise, and fans won’t
want to miss the blood-soaked festivities.
Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story
Directed by Ian Bonhote, Peter Ettedgui
This documentary takes a deep look at the life of actor Christopher
Reeve, from his rise to fame as Superman to his tragic horse-riding
accident that left him paralyzed. The film focuses on Reeve's
journey of recovery, advocacy for spinal cord injury research, and
his enduring legacy as both a superhero and an inspirational
figure.
Classic Superman (1978)
Directed by Richard Donner
Starring Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder
Revisit the iconic superhero film that introduced audiences to the
definitive Superman, played by Christopher Reeve. From the
destruction of Krypton to Clark Kent’s transformation into the Man
of Steel, Superman remains one of the greatest superhero
movies of all time. We discuss why this film still holds up and the
magic that Reeve brought to the role.
