What is the legacy of the Scream series at this point? The Brothers offer some in depth thoughts on SCREAM 7 and how the film features the return of star Neve Campbell and series creator Kevin Williamson. They discuss how it compares with the last two entries in the series, as well as its treatment of the series’ legacy. Then they offer a brief re-ranking of the films in the series. Afterwards, they offer praise for Matt Johnson’s Canadian indie-comedy, NIRVANNA THE BAND THE SHOW THE MOVIE.

1:03 - Keynote3:46 - Roundtable: Scream 7

40:42 - Roundtable: Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie

Clips:- “Lethal Weapon 2”

- “Scream (2022)”

- “Scream 7”

- “Cape Fear (1991)”

- “Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie”

Further Reading:

- Aren’s experience seeing SCREAM 7 in the theatre is described in his Substack post, “Why Is Everyone So Rude at the Movie Theatre?”

- Aren’s entry for the Walk in the Park webseries, “Cryptonesia”

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Is it possible to be a bad adaptation and a good movie? The Brothers examine this question as they dig into Emerald Fennell’s “WUTHERING HEIGHTS” starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. They focus on how it adapts Emily Brontë’s novel, its wildly vacillating style, its arch tone, its transgressive eroticism, and its lead performances. Afterwards, they briefly pay tribute to the late Hollywood legend, Robert Duvall.

0:42 - Keynote
2:22 - Roundtable: “Wuthering Heights”
54:39 - Remembering Robert Duvall

Clips:
- “Apocalypse Now”
- “Twilight”
- “Wuthering Heights”

Further Reading:
- Anton’s essay on “Wuthering Heights”

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What are we meant to think of Marty Mauser? Is he a paragon of American individualism or a scammer hellbent on getting his own way? Could he perhaps be both? The Brothers ponder these questions as they review Josh Safdie’s MARTY SUPREME, his new sports drama set in 1952 and starring Timothée Chalamet as the eponymous table tennis star. They discuss the film’s impact, Chalamet’s performance, the visual style, the moral vantage point, and, most importantly, the film’s commentary on America. Afterwards, they shift gears to reflect on 2025 as a whole, each sharing a few of their favourite movies from the year.

0:50 - Keynote
2:45 - Roundtable: “Marty Supreme”
47:14 - Aren’s Top Films of 2025
52:06 - Anders’ Top Films of 2025
54:38 - Anton’s Top Films of 2025

Clips:
- “The Last Dance”
- “Marty Supreme”
- “One Battle After Another”

Further Reading:
- Aren’s Top 10 Films of 2025

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