You also don't care about feminism.

Your favorite show is Entourage.

To be honest, when I found out that patriarchy wasn't about horses, I had lost interest anyway.

I wonder if I know what you mean.

I wonder if you wonder.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to Maximum Film.

It's episode 380, and I'm feeling dady.

This is your host, if you're waiting in the booth with me, are my friends.

So let me introduce you to them.

First up, and foremost, we have the Christmas Zaddy himself in full power mode in Christmas.

A esteemed author and even more esteemed critic, Alonzo Durrallde, What's Good?

Well, I'll tell you, it'll be my What's Good parade of books that you should give for the holidays after you've given mine.

Of course, continues with Stephen Rovello's wonderful new book, a city full of Hawks.

It is for the 70th anniversary of On the waterfront. He's gone back and

really done the deep dive on this, you know, essential American film, kind of dispels some of

the mythology behind it, goes into detail about, you know, obviously what the movie says about

Ilya Kazan of the Blacklist and naming names because it's a film

about an informer, about just the day-to-day of Brando and even Marie Saint and their working

relationship. You know, it's micro, it's macro. It's the kind of fun film history that

Stephen Rovello does so well. He wrote, you know, Hitchcock in the Making of Psycho.

He wrote Dolls, Dolls, Dolls, the definitive look behind Valley of the Dolls.

And this is another terrific book from him.

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