Season 35

Cruise. Kidman. Kubrick. Ehrlich. We're concluding our Stanley Kubrick series with 1999's EYES WIDE SHUT and a trip to cinema's most famous masked orgy.

Alright, maggots, listen up. We've got the Action Boy himself - Jon Gabrus - back on the podcast to talk about Kubrick's bifurcated Vietnam War classic FULL METAL JACKET.

Just in time for Halloween, we're checking into the Overlook Hotel - a haunted place not unlike the Beachwood, Ohio, Homewood Suites that Griffin and guest Timothy Simons stayed in while they were filming DRAFT DAY.

NASA-quality lenses, a himbo canon-worthy performance from notoriously "chill and normal guy" Ryan O'Neal, and some flirty ribbon games all combine to make what we consider to be Kubrick's most sumptuous film - 1975's "Barry Lyndon."

Attention all droogs: grab your Nadsat dictionaries and your bowler hats, it's time to drink some drug-milk.

Open the pod cast doors, HAL - it's time for us to talk about one of the most important movies in cinema history.

Gentlemen, you can't fight in here, Sean Fennessy is finally on our podcast.

How did they ever make a podcast of LOLITA? Let's just say that it wasn't easy, but thankfully our guest Fran Hoepfner is in her "brave era" and was more than up for the task.

I am Spartacus. I am Spartacus. Heck, we're *all* Spartacus today as we talk about the "sword-and-sandals" epic that solidified Stanley Kubrick's hit-making potential...and soured him on Hollywood forever.

Perhaps the most humanistic of Kubrick's films, PATHS OF GLORY is a blistering study of injustice, middle-management, and anti-war sentiment.

If Stanley Kubrick's previous two films were exercises in learning on the job, THE KILLING is where we start to see him put that knowledge into action.

He dominated the field in this year's 20th Century March Madness competition, and now we're celebrating with a parade and a big brass band...it's time for our series on the films of Stanley Kubrick - Pods Wide Cast.