116. Psychoanalyze This: MEN (Tyler Harris)

Amy & Frank hack into Kelly-Anne's brain as they metatextually mirror her obsessiveness whilst analyzing the French-Canadian serial killer tech-thriller RED ROOMS. They explore true crime culture, projection, empathy, and the *need* to *know*.

Amy & ⁠Jeff⁠ do Hard Ticket meets Psychoanalyze This with a Noah Baumbach identity crisis double feature. They talk kindred friendships, insufferable hipsters, and AI world domination circa 2026.

Amy & Seth chat art vs commercialization via George A. Romero's 1981 labor of love KNIGHTRIDERS that takes make-believe seriously and believes in destiny. Embrace your Camelot!

Amy & Lowe chat romantic obsession, female directors, alternate endings, and unrequited love.

Amy & Ethan chat Hitchcock vs Selznick, psychoanalysis in 40s cinema, uncertainty, objectivity, and sacrificial love.

Amy & Marc discuss the first installment in Polanski's Apartment Trilogy, psychological horror, black & white breakdowns, and Catherine Deneuve's Carol.

1,000 days sober. Love in the Reagan era. Paul Brickman, the dream girl, & being quite lucky.

Insanity or enlightenment?

Amy and Sakana chat Otto Preminger's WHIRLPOOL (and LAURA and BUNNY LAKE IS MISSING, et al.) in attempt to hone in on domestic expectations and how far we've (maybe not) progressed since.

Amy & Tyler usher in a new series on psychoanalysis in cinema beginning with Alex Garland's culturally maligned but egregiously misunderstood MEN.