by Tristan N Burke
Your new favorite film podcast where every month is Movie Month. Join Elliot and their Great Uncle Mustache for your weekly prescription of self-indulgent critical film ramblings. Watch along with us as we break down (spoilers) four handpicked films each Monday. IG: instagram.com/grunclemustache Letterboxd: letterboxd.com/grunclemustache
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September 11, 2024
<p>Bob?? Dylan?? Bob Dylan??!! Say. Less.</p> <p>The Grunc and his Gruncettes are at it again...again.</p> <p>In the most anticipated podcast return of the century, the film-loving freakazoids turn their attention to a single filmmaker for this batch of slightly more structured discussions. The filmmaker? None other than Gruncle certified GOAT Todd Haynes. Starting off, we share our mutual adoration of his 1996 masterpiece "Safe", followed by Gruncle drooling over a certain song-and-dance man in 2007's "Im Not There" and finally, Nephew and Grunc give their fresh takes on Haynes' most recent film "May December" (2023).</p>
February 7, 2024
<p>🎶 We are the GruUuncle and we are the NeEephew 🎶</p> <p><br></p> <p>What is going on GruncNation? How are you all coping with your internal and external horrors? Us over here at Gruncle's Movie Month are doing great, because we have the supreme power of cinema to keep us happy and healthy. Our dosage this week consists of: 2016's The Handmiaden from director Park Chan-Wook, 1967's Young Girls of Rochefort from friend of the show, Jacques Demy, and Big Ol' Marty's Silence, also from 2016. </p> <p><br></p> <p>A little weeb energy over here, a little franchophilic energy over there, you know how it is. </p>
January 28, 2024
<p>In a geographic miracle, Nephew and Gruncle were able to watch the next three films on the same couch! That's right, it was all in Chicago baby!</p> <p><br></p> <p>Besides housing some deep dish and gawking at the Art Institute, Gruncle and Nephew did what they do best: watch films! This week we watched Robert Altman's Nashville (1975), Edward Yang's A Brighter Summer Day (1991), and none other than Danny Devito's Death to Smoochy (2002). Another banger as always.</p>
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Your new favorite film podcast where every month is Movie Month. Join Elliot and their Great Uncle Mustache for your weekly prescription of self-indulgent critical film ramblings. Watch along with us as we break down (spoilers) four handpicked films each Monday.
IG: instagram.com/grunclemustache Letterboxd: letterboxd.com/grunclemustache
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