Dave Giannini

Episode NotesWe are back again for episode 2! This time we take a look at SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS and ANNIE HALL.That's right, we were lucky enough to have a comedy double feature. We talk about the staying power of Sullivan's Travels and how sometimes…

YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING has a lot on its mind, but isn't as deep as you might think

The Devils is a difficult watch, but worthy of your attention

WICKER is romantic, sexy, and a treatise on good marriage.

Our editor-in-chief, Dave Giannini, was given the opportunity to attend a Zoom Press Conference for the new film, Wicker! Featuring Olivia Colman, Alexander Skårsgard, and Elizabeth Debicki! This was presented by Black Bear and we thank them for the invite! It was hosted by Lauren Veneziani, who you can find on Twitter! You can see

NAZA is a desperately important documentary from the makers of NO OTHER LAND

MUSK is an impeccably made documentary that will back up whichever opinion you already hold

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM is an inspiring gift

FALLEN ANGELS is everything you could want in a comedy

Episode NotesHello and welcome to the first episode of Who Watches The Watchlist! As we start out journey through the Sight and Sound 250, we start with BORN IN FLAMES and PANDORA'S BOX!WIth BORN IN FLAMES we get to talk about guerilla filmmaking,…

Parasomnia review: a debut with nightmares on its mind and a promising new voice behind them. Here’s what works and what falters.

WITHOUT BLOOD has the right ideas, but a lack of urgency

MADE, just released by Lionsgate on 4K for the first time!

THE WEIGHT may tell an old story, but it tells it well thanks to Ethan Hawke

American Doctor is a harrowing, deeply effective documentary that confronts its subject with urgency, humanity, and remarkable force.

Episode NotesJust a little intro here. Join Dave and WIll on their adventure through the Sight and Sound Top 250, lots of episodes to come!Follow the show on TwitterFollow the show on InstagramDave's SubstackFollow Dave on LetterboxdFollow Will on…

BUDDY is a disturbing, dark, bloody good time

Episode NotesGoodbye to over a decade of podcasting...hello to somethiing newFind out more at https://pop-culture-case-study.pinecast.co

Episode NotesWelp, this is it folks (for now). Will and Dave close out Pop Culture Case Study with the perfect movie, WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT?! Thank goodness that COYOTE VS. ACME gave us the excuse.See you soon!Follow the show on TwitterFollow the…

Colony doesn't reinvent the genre, but is still a great time at the movies