The Pacific Northwest Insurance Corporation Moviefilm Podcast

Third chair RYDER joins us to talk about "The White Ribbon," Michael Haneke's exporation of the world's worst town, the horrible adults who live there, and the ways their misery warps their children. Nazi origin story, anti-patriarchical tract, or something more upsetting entirely? We discuss. 
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Next episode: Undetirmined!

THis week, Matt and Corbin are joined by DOM SINACOLA (Film Critic at The Portland Mercury, The Werner Hertzblog) to talk about LESSONS OF DARKNESS, Werner Herzog's impressionistic non fiction essay movie about the burning oilfields of Kuwait in the wake of the first gulf war. Topics include: is this movie responsible? Germany in the post war, Herzog and truth and lies, and other stuff. Honestly it's been a while since we recorded it, so it's possible I'm missing something. 
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Next episode is about "The White Ribbon," which is streaming somewhere, probably. If I forgot to link something today, please tell me on Blusky, because I feel like I'm forgetting something.

Did you know that one time Jean-Luc Godard got absolutely railed out on cocaine and made a Spider-Man Movie? We talk about it!
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Next episode is about "Lessons of Darkness," watch it here.

Corbin and Matt talk about "J'accuse!" a nearly-three hour long French silent film epic about the horrors of World War One and the generational mental breakdown it created. Watch it here.
Check out the show on Letterboxd if you're into that thing. Matt is also on there. And got a Bluesky going.
Next episode is about "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse." It's on Disney+.

Oh hey! Sorry for the delay, Matt was really busy for a few weeks so we had to take a break. But, hey: we've back, talking with Madeline Lane-McKinley, the author of Solidarity with Children: an Essay Against Adult Sumpremacy, to discuss Weapons, Zach Cregger's horror comedy/suburban Brothers Grimm tale. Topics include, the person of the witch in contempary society, suburban living and the fortress mindset, how cruddy the cops in this movie are, the question of how we are supposed to process Gladys, and Julia Garner's incredible Madonna hair. 
Madeline's book is available here at a fabulous price. Follow them here!
Check out the show on Letterboxd if you're into that thing. Matt is also on there. And got a Bluesky going.
Our next episode will be about BENNY'S VIDEO, check it out here if you can handle MH's hard truths.