ADHD @ the movies

In this episode, we look at the film, Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy (1996).

In this episode, we look at the film: Employee of the Month (2006).

In this episode, we look at the film, Only the Lonely (1991).

In this episode, we look at the film, Owning Mahowny (2003).

***Post script: At some point in this episode I mentioned the film, The Gambler (1974) which I incorrectly stated was directed by James Toback who, in fact, wrote the script. Karel Reisz directed the film. I also incorrectly stated that the remake (from 2014) was directed by Paul Schrader and was obviously confused by his film, the Card Counter (2021). The remake of The Gambler was directed by Rupert Wyatt.***

In this episode, we look at the slasher classic, Halloween (1978).

In this episode, we look at the film, Final Destination (2000).

In this episode (100!), we take another look at the cinematic masterpiece, The Silence of the Lambs (1991). Thank you all for your continued support.

In this episode, we look at the film, Audition (1999).

*** PostScript: at some point in the podcast, I incorrectly stated the title of Shohei Imamura's film, Profound Desires of the Gods (1968), apologies.***

In this episode, we look at the film, Near Dark (1987).

***Post script: At one point in the episode, I incorrectly referred to the cinematographer as Adam Goldberg when his name is Adam Greenberg. Apologies for the confusion.***

In this episode, we look at the film, Starry Eyes (2014).

In this episode, we look at the classic, found footage horror film, The Blair Witch Project (1999).

In this episode, we look at the film, The People Under the Stairs (1991).

In this episode, we examine the zombie masterpiece: Day of the Dead (1985).

In this episode, we look at the film, Mermaid in the Manhole (1988).

In this episode, we explore the horror anthology, Tales From the Hood (1995).

In this episode, we look at the classic film, Trouble Every Day (2001).

In this episode, we look at the horror classic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974).

In this episode, we look at the film, One Battle After Another (2025).

In this episode, we look at the film, The Master (2012).

In this episode, we look at the film, 99 Homes (2014).

In this episode, we examine the film, Weapons (2025).

In this episode, we look at the film, Paying for It (2024).

***Post-Script: At one point in the episode, I mentioned that the TTC stands for 'Toronto Transit Control'. This is incorrect. TTC stands for: Toronto Transit Commission. Apologies for the oversight.***

In this episode, we look at the classic film, The Swimmer (1968).

In this episode, we look at the acclaimed horror film, Talk to Me (2022).

In this episode, we examine the film, The Beekeeper (2024).

In this episode, we look at the film, Autofocus (2002).

***Post script: at one point in this episode, I incorrectly attributed a quote from Boogie Nights (1997) to the Colonial (" videotape tells the truth"), in actuality, Floyd Gondoli says this line. Apologies for the confusion. ***

In this episode, we look at the film, I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997).

**Post Script: At one point in the podcast, I incorrectly referred to the director's name as: 'Sean Gillespie', the director's name is actually: Jim Gillespie. Apologies for this oversight.

In this episode, we examine the film, Bloodsport (1988).

***Postscript: At one point in the podcast, I mentioned the name Jack Idem when I should have said Jack Idema (1956-2012).

In this episode, we look at the classic (not) zombie film, 28 Days Later (2002).

In this episode, we talk about the inferior sequel to Jaws: Jaws 2 (1978).

In this episode, we look at the film, About Schmidt (2002).

In this episode, we look at the film Animal Kingdom (2010).

***Post script: at one point in the episode I mistakenly referenced to film starring Ben Mendelsohn as being the Mississippi Breaks. The actual title of the film is Mississippi Grind (2015). Apologies for the confusion.

In this episode we look at the blockbuster, Independence Day.

***Post script: At one point in the episode I mentioned that True Lies and Independence Day were released in the same year (1996). This was, of course, a mistake. True Lies came out two years prior in 1994. Apologies for the confusion.

In this episode, we explore the film, Days of Wine and Roses (1962).

In this episode, we examine the film, American Pie (1999).

In this episode, we look at the film, The Shrouds (2024).

In this episode, we look at the film, Wall Street (1987).

In this episode, we look at the classic film, Predator (1987).

***Post script: In the episode, I incorrectly referred to the actor playing the Predator as Kevin Michael Hall. His name is Kevin Peter Hall (1955-1991).

Additionally, I incorrectly referred to the line: "I eat green berets for breakfast" to Bill Duke from the film, Commando (1985). It was actually said by Arnold Schwarzenegger in reference to Duke's character. Apologies.

In this episode, we look at the film, Red Rooms (2023).

In this episode, we look at the Chuck Norris actioner: Lone Wolf McQuade (1983).