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Marcelo and Siobhan talk about Richard Kelly and Southland Tales by themselves and with guests.
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Marcelo and Siobhan talk about Richard Kelly and Southland Tales by themselves and with guests.
I’ve got soul but I’m not a Joker.
A look back at Mr. Donald Darko.
We talk cars boning, toys, and what exactly Fluid Karma is.
Big news, big drinks, great guest; this episode has it all.
Here we go again, Cannes style…
This is the way the world ends…not with the theatrical cut but with the Cannes cut.
Watching the world end yet again!
What is this some kind of an orgy or something?
Fluid Karma does sound like some Web3 bullshit.
Richard Kelly once tweeted that he liked The Dead Zone, and now here we are…
We went to Cannes, baby! (Not really, we just watched some films that played there in 2006.)
The director of Southland Tales likes movies, and we talk about some that he likes!
We talk blimps in this one!
Briskly heading towards the apocalypse!
A great movie once said, “I got soul but I'm not a soldier.”
Richard Kelly is a fan of the film Kiss Me Deadly, confirmed.
Lots of talk about that DVD starring Krysta Now in this episode.
We jump on a wave of mutilation in this episode.
We unlock the secrets of the Memory Gospel.
The journey through the Southland continues with a ridealong, the importance of Cheri Oteri and more.
Going long on approximately 14 minutes of movie.
The first 11 minutes of Southland Tales are discussed. The recording went real smooth; no problems at all.
Southland Tales on a Southland Tales podcast? Okay!
What is this, Talk Read Society?
Domino deserves another episode, let’s be honest.
Keira Knightley. Tony Scott. Richard Kelly. Domino. 2005. What could go wrong? (Nothing.)
Digging into the 2004 re-cut of the film and finally solving the mystery of Donnie Darko once and for all.
The new podcast series focusing on Southland Tales and Richard Kelly begins with a look at Mr. Donald Darko.