The new Beverly Cinema presents the pure cinema podcast.

My name is Brian Sauer, and I am joined, as always, by the delightful Mr. Elred Kane.

Mr. Kane, what are we doing for this episode, sir?

We are back to our purest form of

cinema conversation, and that is more movies because. Yes, we love doing this. And as we said,

maybe a format that will continue moving forward, but regardless, it's a lot of fun to put these

together. I have taken the lead on the last several rounds, so I'll let you go first,

sir. Well, good news for you. I have the best five I've had in one of these so far. And again,

what people don't understand is this is like in a way less curated, because when you're

curating for topics, you're always placing things in certain specific slots. And you always have a,

I assume we both always have growing watch lists or like growing side lists that will be like for this particular type of episode. But like sometimes the order I get to them is pretty random. You know, like so, so some, some fives are better. I felt my last five had some really interesting movies that aren't all great movies. Like I thought two or three of them were just like, oh, that's an interesting movie, like a really solid, interesting

three-star movie. And that's reason enough for me to want to talk about it. I would say almost

every one of these is a banger slash something special. Like all five of them could have fallen

into a discovery list. And that was just random, you know, without any planning.

So it's always, you know, good bonus, not to overhype what you're about to listen to as I

disappoint. And a couple of them, yeah, a couple of them there's less to say because they're just like

the movies are like a lighter touch. You'll see in one of them. But I do have some becauses as we go, which is also the fun part of sometimes why it

comes across your radar. And the first one, even though this episode will play further into the future,

in the moment we had just kind of come out of an Andrew L. Stone double feature, the two of us,

at the Video Archive Cinema Club. And it was really fun.

And it was, you know, very light fair, very comedic.

So I felt the need to balance my own Andrew L. Stonebooks, because I'm less familiar with

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