For this bonus episode, Josh is joined by Matt Gasteier and Travis Trudell of The Complete Podcast, and Robert Taylor of the Robert Taylor Odyssey for two casual discussions about the announcements for Criterion’s April releases.
The film hits theaters on February 14.
For this bonus episode, Josh is joined by Matt Gasteier and Travis Trudell of The Complete Podcast, and Robert Taylor of the Robert Taylor Odyssey for two casual discussions about the announcements for Criterion’s April releases.
The film hits theaters on February 14.
This Emergency Episode has been hastily convened in response to the Criterion Channel’s “70s SCI-FI” bundle. We discuss three titles released in 1971: THX 1138, The Omega Man and A Clockwork Orange.
The Quad Cinema launches a new retrospective on the documentaries of Bernard-Henri Lévy, beginning on January 10 with BHL in attendance on 1/17-18.
On this special bonus episode, our host Josh Hornbeck sits down with Jonathan Miller, director of the new streaming service OVID.tv and president of Icarus Films, to discuss OVID and the role it plays in making documentary and world cinema more accessible for audiences across the United States.
Saved from the “public domain” graveyard, Richard Fleischer’s Trapped is brought back to life in an incredible new Dual-Format release from Flicker Alley.
In this short follow-up to our December 2019 episode on “Family Matters,” host Josh Hornbeck is joined once again by Dave Eves, frequent contributor to Wrong Reel, Film Baby Film, Criterion Now, and Just the Discs. They briefly discuss various streaming services and offer a few recommendations for films about family on other streaming services.
Ryan is joined by David and Aaron to chat about the Wacky New Year’s Drawing for 2020.
It looks like it will be a very costly 2020!
With a new decade beginning, it’s time to look back at the ten best film from the 2010’s.
Ryan is joined by David, Scott, Trevor, and Jordan to discuss their Criterion Collection releases from 2019.
Another year has come to a close, and with that comes a moment of reflection, as we take a look at the best films of 2019.
For January, the Channel will feature films from Susan Seidelman, Jafar Panahi, Agnès Jaoui, and more!
For our December 2019 episode, Josh is joined by Dave Eves to talk about “Family Matters,” stories about family to get us through the holiday season.
In honor of it’s 40th Anniversary, The Europeans returns to the big screen in a gorgeous new restoration.
Matthew Modine and Adam Rackoff join Aaron to talk about Matthew’s trip to the Criterion Closet, his experiences working with master directors, Bamboozled, and more.
With the 25th Frame closing its doors this month, Criterion Channel Surfing will be joining our network.
Five years after her masterpiece Amour Fou, Jessica Hausner returns with her English-language debut, a haunting and icy cold thriller unlike anything you’ve ever seen.
An intimate look into the life of his revolutionary mother, Barzini’s first feature is one of 2019’s best documentaries.
The premiere film from Reverse Shot, this docu-fiction hybrid is a quiet, moving portrait of life, loss and food.
