Chandler & Jacob review The French Dispatch (2021), directed by Wes Anderson.

Chandler & Jacob review the classic German crime thriller, M (1953) directed by Fritz Lang.

Chandler and Jacob talk about the filmmaker John Waters and review Pink Flamingos (1972) and Female Trouble (1974).

Chandler & Jacob review Ugetsu (1953).

Chandler & Jacob discuss/review Takashi Miike's 1999 Japanese horror classic, Audition.

Chandler & Jacob review the Dune (2021).

Chandler & Jacob review a classic of Japanese cinema, Sansho the Bailiff (1954).

Chandler and Jacob review The Green Knight (2021).

Chandler & Jacob Review the 2014 Cartoon Network animated series, Over the Garden Wall.

Chandler has a crush on Burt Lancaster, Jacob fumbles his explanation of Italian history, and they both review the classic Luchino Visconti film, The Leopard (1963).

It sets out to answer the question: can you ever escape the box other people have placed you in? Alternatively: what makes folk music folk music?

Not every number hits, but you never get the feeling anyone is phoning it in. I would be remiss to mention that two of these sequences were sure-fire out-of-the-park homeruns.

I was surprised at just how much of the run time I spent watching a still room from the edge of my seat. It strips the idea of an invisible person of all the goofy novelty the previous adaptations were full of and instills it with horror.

The set up is ripe for scares, but "Come To Daddy" knows exactly where you think it's going, and takes the hardest left turns possible to varying degrees of success.

Our ratings for the movies released in 2019 that we never got around to reviewing or alternative ratings for film’s already reviewed.

While I can concede that the technical aspects of this film are a marvel, the one-take approach is ironically enough the biggest detractor from this claim for me.