It's time for a new theme and this time around we have "I can't remember".  This round will involve movies related to memory loss, amnesia, forgotten identity, ummm... loss of memory and maybe some other themes that I can't seem to recall ...

We have our next listener chosen pick this week, which is 2005’s MirrorMask, suggested by friend of the show Melissa! This film is about a teenager who escapes from her life working at her famil...

We close out our theme of “The Ocean Is Vast” this week with 1989’s creature feature Leviathan, about a crew of underwater minors battling a mysterious undersea enemy. Is it a ripoff of Alien an...

This week, the vastness of the ocean continues; this time we are trapped on a capsized cruise ship, overturned by a rogue wave and climbing our way to freedom in reverse.  That's right, it's 1972's "

Hi Everyone.  Hope everyone is surviving snowpocalypse 2026.  We are buried here and I'm trying to get this episode out at the last minute (as usual) before we lose power.Our new theme this round is 'The Ocean is Vast' and in t...

Buon Giorno! Welcome to our inaugural listener's choice pick, which is exciting for us.  It is a suggestion from loyal listener, two-time guest host, and very good friend Brian.  He would like us to watch and review "

We close out our “Criterion” theme with 1973’s Don’t Look Now, spine number 745 in the Criterion Collection. This Nicholas Roeg adaptation of a Daphne du Maurier short story stars Donald Sutherl...

We continue on with our Criterion Collection theme:  this time it's spine number 1156; "Arsenic and Old Lace," a 1944 screwball comedy classic, ...

Hello everyone, and welcome to season 4 of the Movie Roulette Tuesday Podcast!We have a lot in store for this season and to start we are shaking things up by.... dropping shake-ups.  But worry not!  We have something new and ex...

Welcome to the end of Season 3!  While we don't watch a movie this episode, we do go back and look at what we have seen over the past year, including our annual tradition of bestowing superlatives, as well as how our little podcast is grow...

We close out our final theme of the season with the 2008 film The Fall, about a young girl who strikes up an unlikely friendship with a movie stuntman recovering from a fall in a hospital in 191...

Things get curiouser and curiouser as we fall down the rabbit hole into our penultimate film episode of the year.  We continue to travel through the looking glass, this time with an unreliable narrator.  And so we follow the travels o...

It's our final theme of the season!  Things are about the get a little (or a lot) weird as we go 'Through the Looking Glass'.  We'll be watching films that delve into alternative realities, parallel worlds, or mirror universes—where t...

We close out our theme of “The Great Escape” with 1971’s Malpertuis (also known as The Legend of Doom House), a relatively obscure Belgian fantasy film about a sailor trapped in the mansion of h...

Continuing on with our theme, we have one of the greatest escapes in literature!   This week had to be a "period piece" and so we have chosen 2002's

It's our penultimate theme of the year and this round we are bringing to you "The Great Escape":  Movies where characters are escaping—physically, mentally, or emotionally—from something or someone, whether it’s prison, oppression, or a di...

We close out our “Power of Music” theme with Robert Altman’s 1980 musical extravaganza Popeye, starring Robin Williams as the titular sailor man who arr...

What will the power of music be like in the future?  Well, if you’re unlucky enough to live in the world of the 2002 Gun-fu film “Equilibrium,” music, art and emotion wil...

Oh, hello there, you vinyl-vaulting philistines and cassette-clutching casuals. Another cycle spins on the turntable of existence, and this time we're cranking the volume on "The Power of Music"—films where the soundtrack isn't just background ...

We’re coming to get you Barbara.  We are closing out our theme of “The Fall and Rise” with Tom Savini’s 1990 remake of George Romero’s zombie classic Night of the Living Dead, where a great...

THE POST-APOCALYPTIC MUSICAL FUTURE IS NOWWWWWW.  Join us as we watch 1983's animated, demon-fighting, Canadian rock-opera "Rock and Rule;" featuring the music of Lou Re...

Time marches on and it's already time for another new theme.  Everyone has their ups and downs (or downs and ups) and that's exactly what we're dealing with this time around with "The Fall and Rise".  This cycle we'll be dealing with ...

We close out our “Walking the Fine Line” theme with 1982’s First Blood, the first film to feature John Rambo, as portrayed by Sylvester Stallon...

This week we enter the gritty, black and white world of film noir with one of the greatest examples of the genre, “Double Indemnity.”  Premiering in 1944, directed by Bil...

We are back!  It was a good break and hopefully some of you were able to catch up on older episodes you may have missed.Getting back to business we have our new theme: Walking the Fine Line.  These will be films about character...