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It's The Treatment.

Welcome to The Treatment. I'm Elvis Mitchell. I guess I think I've always thought real criticism was about in any

feel is finally enthusiasm and maybe some intensity too, and that's something you find in the work

of my guest owen glabberman who was with entertainment weekly from its inception in 1990 to 2014

he's published his autobiography the book is movie freak first of all owen thanks so much you're doing

this oh man it's great to be here Elvis it's good to have you and one of the fun things about reading the book is seeing you mentioned a movie in the very beginning

that I didn't think anybody else had ever seen, a movie called The Penthouse.

1967.

It's a movie like no one's ever heard of, although I found that I had to, when I wanted to see it again,

I had to kind of work to find a DVD copy of it. And now you can just watch it

on YouTube. But it's one of the movies that my parents took me and my younger brothers to see

in the late 60s at a drive-in theater. My dad in particular had developed sort of a taste. He

wasn't that much of a movie buff, but he was, you know, a philanderer and other

things. And he kind of developed a taste for the, uh, the new adult cinema that Hollywood was

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