Split Take Cinema

Chandler & Jacob review The French Dispatch (2021), directed by Wes Anderson.

Chandler & Jacob review the classic German crime thriller, M (1953) directed by Fritz Lang.

Chandler and Jacob talk about the filmmaker John Waters and review Pink Flamingos (1972) and Female Trouble (1974).

*SPOILER REVIEW* Chandler & Jacob discuss Ugetsu (1953) directed by Kenji Mizoguchi. This discussion is a part of our ongoing series reviewing the films on the 2012 BFI Greatest Films of All Time List. Ugetsu Monogatari (1953) is #50 on the Critics' poll and is #67 on the Directors' poll.

Chandler & Jacob discuss/review Takashi Miike's 1999 Japanese horror classic, Audition. The co-hosts had differing opinions on this one, what do you think of the movie? Comment below with your thoughts on the film!

Chandler & Jacob chat about Dune for 2 hours. Part movie review, part freeform association conversation about the film and the history of Dune adaptations. Please go see Dune before it leaves theaters, it's a true cinematic experience that deserves to be seen on the big screen. We recorded for 2+ hours and we both still think there's plenty left to be said about the movie.

Chandler & Jacob review a classic of Japanese cinema, Sansho the Bailiff (1954).

Chandler & Jacob discuss the new Arthurian fantasy film from director David Lowery, The Green Knight (2021).

Chandler and Jacob review the modern classic animated min-series, Over the Garden Wall (*spoilers*), for Halloween and the autumn season. The series tells the story of Greg and Wert, two brothers, trying to find their way back home through the forests of The Unknown. Highly recommend you watch this on during the autumn season. Watch the review/discussion to hear our thoughts on our

Jacob fumbles across Italian history, Chandler has a crush on Burt Lancaster, and they both review the classic Italian film directed by Luchino Visconti, The Leopard (1963). The Leopard is #57 on the 2012 Critics Sight & Sound: Greatest Films of All Time Poll.