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Mulholland Drive turns 25 this month, so what better time to review it as part of our Pantheon project. Now in your Filmspotting feed.

Netflix's latest bomb... Unabomber review on SVU, and recommendations for better films you could watch instead⚠️

It's Movie Racket Monday! This week, host Michael + critic and author Marya E. Gates chat about the pioneering French filmmaker and their favorite performances that reflect Guy-Blaché's directive🎬

This past week on SVU, Jordan and Matt reviewed the new Netflix Original Best of the Best and recommend their favorite single-setting 'bottle' movies⚠️

Okay, so you had a dream about this place. Tell me. This week in Filmspotting🌴

For this week's Movie Racket, host Michael Phillips and film critic Alonso Duralde discuss the work of Vincente Minnelli and other films with a keen eye for production design, art direction, and hidden details🎬

Hedwig and the Angry Inch followed by a John Cameron Mitchell Q&A at FilmScene last night was electric. And more to come tonight, performing his Songs & Stories cabaret at Hancher.

Your Filmspotting feed this week. Starring Matt Singer to discuss his new book Funny Business and his top 5 films from the last great era of movie comedies: the early 2000s.

Michael Phillips and crime movie historian Rachel Walther address the origins of this famous quote while discussing the enduring appeal of risk and desire on screen. New Movie Racket out now 🎬

Love a ‘home game’ - plus Josh is back and Matt Singer, too?

FILMSPOTTING

The #1 podcast for the movie buff (The New York Times) featuring reviews, interviews and Top 5 lists, returns to Refocus for the fifth year running! Joined by Filmspotting: SVU co-host Matt Singer, co-hosts Josh Larsen and Iowa City's own Adam Kempenaar record a special live episode tied to this year's festival.

Matt Singer, the editor and critic at ScreenCrush, Filmspotting: Streaming Video Unit co-host and author, visits Iowa City to discuss his new book Funny Business: The Old-School Wedding Crashers and Knocked-up Virgins who Changed Comedy Forever.