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For his or her historic two hundredth episode, two detective-minded movie critics, two dream idea dads, and two noir-loving academics, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan, welcome Chicago-based movie critic and artist Jeff York of The Establishing Shot and Pipeline Artists to match two examples of toxic Hollywood settings separated by a long time and mere blocks of postal addresses. Our trio compares the damaging and pervasive themes to be present in David Lynch’s revered 2001 fever dream Mulholland Drive versus Billy Wilder’s salaciously seminal 1950 darkish comedy Sundown Boulevard. The interpretations and lasting results run fairly the gamut on this prolonged dialogue. Come study extra and keep for the mutual love and respect that enjoyable films encapsulate. Get pleasure from our podcast!
ABOUT OUR GUEST
Jeff York has been writing movie criticism on-line since 2011. His film weblog The Establishing Shot is learn in 27 nations. He’s a contributing critic, editorialist and illustrator to Pipeline Artists journal. And he’s a frequent visitor on varied movie podcasts too. Prior to now, he was the movie critic for Inventive Screenwriting journal on-line from 2017-2020, an Examiner movie critic from 2011-2016, and the host of the film overview podcast “Web page 2 Display screen” from 2015-2018. Jeff has additionally been a featured critic at RottenTomatoes.com since 2019. He hails from the world of Chicago promoting and journalism and his caricatures and cartoons have graced lots of of periodicals together with the Chicago Tribune, Vehicle, Playboy, and W journal. Jeff’s illustrations have stuffed eight books to date and unique caricatures of his grasp within the houses of Spike Lee, Bryan Cranston, Antonio Banderas, Jamie Lee Curtis, and plenty of different celebrities. Jeff can also be an optioned screenwriter and at the moment has tasks into account by varied studios, together with Netflix. He was an unique constitution member of the Chicago Indie Critics and has been a member of SAG-AFTRA since 1990.