This week we're talking about a movie Roger Ebert said created "the best version of a comic book universe I've seen," The Crow. We talk not just about its infamous place in film history for the on-set death of star Brandon Lee on March 31st, 1993, but about its real accomplishments in translating a comic and cartoon look and feel to live action, as well as the surprisingly long tail of its influence via Chad Stahelski. A stuntman and best friend of Brandon Lee who was on set the day of Lee's accidental killing, Stahelski has been fanatical about safety ever since, taking it right through his work as the director of the John Wick franchise.

The Crow

We emerge from our thousand year slumber to talk about the 30th anniversary of Joel Schumacher's white man rage masterpiece, Falling Down.

Falling Down

Hey gang! It's bittersweet to post today's episode, which is on a great film, and really the perfect one for our show, Paul Schrader's Light Sleeper, which is also going to be our last one for a while. Thank you to all the listeners over the years. Maybe we'll be back, who knows! And keep an eye on Ricky, he should have some ~~very exciting~~ things to announce soon! Thank you again, everyone. Was truly great to think about these transcendent, awful, perplexing, and beautiful movies with you. Talk soon.

Light Sleeper

This week, it's our live show from Nitehawk Williamsburg about Buffy the Vampire Slayer! We were joined by Fanbyte's <a href="https://twitter.com/merrittk" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Merritt K</a>, who talked with us about locker room-lurking Donald Sutherland, the importance of lyrca to vampire slaying, and the whole Joss Whedon thing. Thanks to Merritt, Nitehawk, and past guest Cristina Cappioco for getting this together!

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: LIVE

It's 3 PM in 1994, and you're popping in your cassette of Mo' Money to watch it for the 500th time. Sounds great! Watching it as an adult in 2022, tho ... let's say it hits different. Also!! We're back at Nitehawk in just under two weeks, on Sunday, July 31st at 11:15 AM, for a 30th anniversary screening of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. See you there!

Mo' Money

This week, journalist and critic Tyler Coates joins to talk about one of his all-time favorite films, A League of Their Own. Catch Tyler in The Hollywood Reporter, where he's Awards Editor, or on Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/tylercoates?s=20&amp;t=AheMjLbkfmFgU3bpLjysfw" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@TylerCoates</a>.

A League of Their Own

SPECIAL PATREON PREVIEW! We've got a Pattern! It's a place for us to talk about things we love that don't fit into the 30 Years Later framework (because they're not 30 years old). On this special preview, hear Crooked Marquee's Zach Vasquez join us to talk about Crimes of the Future -- the first film David Cronenberg's directed in 8 years -- which we also use as an excuse to talk about Zach's favorite Cronenberg film, 1991's Naked Lunch.&nbsp; Visit the Patreon here! https://patreon.com/30yearslater

Cronenberg Patreon Preview!

Thrilled to have Jesse Hawken (Junk Filter Podcast) join us this week to talk about one of the ur-Dad Movies, Patriot Games. Which nobody but Chris likes!!! What!! Follow Jesse <a href="https://twitter.com/jessehawken" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a> and Junk Filter <a href="https://twitter.com/junkfilterpod" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a>!

Patriot Games

This week, we're joined by the great Patrick Cotnoir (The George Lucas Talk Show and <a href="https://twitter.com/RAAAATSCRAPS" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@RAAAATSCRAPS</a>, fka ASSSSCAT) to talk Alien 3, the movie everyone can agree tore its bloody way out of David Fincher's chest. But did he maybe also lovingly cradle it on the way to their mutual destruction?? Find Pat on Twitter at @patrickcotnoir.

Alien 3

Hosts Ricky Camilleri (AOL Build) and Chris Chafin (Rolling Stone, Vulture) look back at movies that opened 30 years&nbsp;ago this week, talking about absolute '90s classics, forgotten gems, and some things, uh, really&nbsp;it's best to forget.