Shattering Superstructure

Rory Culkin discusses his new work, "5lbs of Pressure," reflects on his career, recent rolls, and his desire to reunite with M. Night Shyamalan, whether it be a return to the "Signs" universe or a new project.

Boots Riley joins us to talk all things "I'm a Virgo," "Sorry to Bother You," Oakland, the Genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, leftist politics, and much more!

Marc Turtletaub discusses his latest film, "Jules," starring Sir Ben Kingsley. We also talk about Kingsley's process, Turtletaub's laissez-faire approach to directing, and a bit about his unique financial background.

Jason Lazarus chats it up about Netflix's latest anime, "Skull Island," the Victorian-era occult horror film "The Gates," his influences across various mediums, and the art (and science) of composing for film.

Legendary character actor, comedian, Second City alumnus improv extraordinaire, writer, producer, and director Don Lake dishes on the "Ted" prequel series starring Seth MacFarlane, "Space Force," Disney, and his storied career.

During this episode, filmmaker Jalmari Helander chats about his new film, "Sisu," its inspiration, "First Blood," and creating violent set pieces with as many practical effects as possible. See the film in theaters nationwide on April 28!

Emily Meade talks "Dead Ringers," "The Leftovers," "The Deuce," and choosing more substantive roles that veer away from sex and nudity.

Mary Harron speaks about her new film, “Daliland,” “American Psycho,” feminism, and indie film, and more.

Scout Taylor-Compton and Nicky Whelan discuss their new film, “The Best Man,” out April 21, “Halloween II,” their favorite action movies, smoking pot, "Star Wars," and more.

Freddie Prinze Jr. provides a brief retrospective of his career, his favorite roles that he's inhabited, relationship advice, and reflects on "Star Wars Rebels," the "Scooby Doo" and "I Know What You Did Last Summer" films, "She's All That," the independent film movement, and social media, among other things.