THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAAAAY!

The first Double Feature Date Night Friday of 2026, and the last Double Feature Date Night Friday of Season 2. Out with the old, in with the new, as they say. The champagne bottles are in the recycling, the confetti is cleared away and the When Harry Met Sally Blu-ray is back on the shelf. New Resolutions are being written out to commemorate a New Year and, dare we say, a whole New You? Welcome to Episode Twelve of Season Two of A Couple of Old Fashioneds: Becca and Joe’s Double Feature Date Night at the Movies, the Season Finale!

On this episode the Theme is, “New Year, New You”, and the movies are:

STRANGE DAYS & REPEAT PERFORMANCE!

Who felt an underrated Bigelow deserved a repeat viewing and who wanted to make an underrated film noir less of a stranger? And will this movie mashup make for a strange day, or will it merit a repeat performance? And is anyone else getting sufficiently full of these bios’ questionable wordplays yet?

Watch the episode to find out if you guessed right!

Don’t forget now the show is its own broadcast to please subscribe to its YouTube and Podcast channels, share with anyone you think would enjoy and stay up to date on latest episodes! Follow it on Instagram and Letterboxd to see the complete movie lists and let Becca and Joe know in the Comment Sections on YouTube or leave a Review wherever you Podcast about whether you agree with their picks and what movie you would’ve brought if it had been a Triple Feature.

After all, the greatest gift a movie lover can give another is a great title they have yet to discover. That’s what movies are all about - they’re the only kind of marathon worth participating in and they’re what Date Nights are made for. No matter what year it is, that’s one thing that will never change.

So settle in, grab your favorite old fashioned drink with your favorite old fashioned person (if that’s the pleasure of your own company then we completely feel you), and revel in a couple old fashioned conversations with Becca and Joe. They are, let’s face it, a pretty old fashioned kind of couple themselves.

And alright, once more (for old fashioned times’ sake): THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAAAAY!

PLUS! SOME OF THE OTHER FILMS DISCUSSED:

WHEN HARRY MET SALLY (1989) DIR: Rob Reiner

CASABLANCA (1942) DIR: Michael Curtiz

SKATETOWN, USA (1979) DIR: William A. Levey

DIRTY DANCING (1987) DIR: Emile Ardolino

ROAD HOUSE (1989) DIR: Rowdy Herrington

SCHINDLER’S LIST (1993) DIR: Steven Spielberg

NEAR DARK (1987) DIR: Kathryn Bigelow

VIDEODROME (1983) DIR: David Cronenberg

EXISTENZ (1999) DIR: David Cronenberg

BRAINSTORM (1983) DIR: Douglas Trumbull

SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL (1987) DIR: Howard Deutch

ALIENS (1986) DIR: James Cameron

THE CABLE GUY (1996) DIR: Ben Stiller

THE TWILIGHT ZONE (1959) DIR: Rod Serling

THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK (1939) DIR: James Whale

THE SON OF MONTE CRISTO (1940) DIR: Rowland V. Lee

THE HARD WAY (1943) DIR: Vincent Sherman

HIGH SIERRA (1941) DIR: Raoul Walsh

DOUBLE INDEMNITY (1944) DIR: Billy Wilder

SUNSET BOULEVARD (1950) DIR: Billy Wilder

ARTHUR (1996) DIR: Marc Brown

THANK GOD IT’S POST-CHRISTMAS-FRIDAAAAY!

It’s that special fugue state time of the season between Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve when one celebration is over but another is about to begin. If we’re lucky, we’re full of food, full of family, and full of movies: like a boxer taking a breath between bouts in the ring, we’re down…but not quite out. Welcome to Episode Eleven of Season Two of A Couple of Old Fashioneds: Becca and Joe’s Double Feature Date Night at the Movies!

On this episode the Theme is, “Down but not Out”, and the movies are:

PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE & STAR WARS: EPISODE V - EMPIRE STRIKES BACK!

Which of the two interpreted the theme emotionally to mean the downwards moment of a blockbuster trilogy’s rollercoaster story arc, and which of the two interpreted the theme literally to mean the act of love between two women never able to be out of the closet their society’s trapped them in. And will Becca and Joe be down with this double feature, or is this one out of sync?

Watch the episode to find out if you guessed right, and stay tuned to the end to find out what the Theme will be next week!

Don’t forget now the show is its own broadcast to please subscribe to its YouTube and Podcast channels, share with anyone you think would enjoy and stay up to date on latest episodes! Follow it on Instagram and Letterboxd to see the complete movie lists and let Becca and Joe know in the Comment Sections on YouTube or leave a Review wherever you Podcast about whether you agree with their picks and what movie you would’ve brought if it had been a Triple Feature.

This Theme was in fact chosen by Brian Clancy, who suggested it on the YouTube version of the show. Thank you Brian, and thank you to our amazing community for supporting the show and offering incredible suggestions like this one! Please keep throwing them out there, you never know whose Theme might be chosen next…

After all, the greatest gift a movie lover can give another is a great title they have yet to discover. That’s what movies are all about - they’re the only kind of marathon worth participating in and they’re what Date Nights are made for.

So settle in, grab your favorite old fashioned drink with your favorite old fashioned person (if that’s the pleasure of your own company then we completely feel you), and revel in a couple old fashioned conversations with Becca and Joe. They are, let’s face it, a pretty old fashioned kind of couple themselves.

PLUS! SOME OF THE OTHER FILMS DISCUSSED:

DAS BOOT (1981) DIR: Wolfgang Petersen

TOMBOY (2011) DIR: Céline Sciamma

PERSONA (1966) DIR: Ingmar Bergman

DUNE (2021) DIR: Denis Villeneuve

STAR WARS: EPISODE VI - REVENGE OF THE JEDI (1983) DIR: Richard Marquand

THE LORD OF THE RINGS TRILOGY (2001-2003) DIR: Peter Jackson

RATATOUILLE (2007) DIR: Brad Bird

JOKER (2019) DIR: Todd Phillips

JOKER: FOLIE A DEUX (2024) DIR: Todd Phillips

THERE WILL BE BLOOD (2007) DIR: Paul Thomas Anderson

EYES WIDE SHUT (1999) DIR: Stanley Kubrick

DAS BOOT (1981) DIR: Wolfgang Petersen

THE KEEP (1983) DIR: Michael Mann

NEW YEAR’S EVIL (1980) DIR: Emmett Alston

THANK GOD IT’S CHRISTMAAAAS!

Breaking open the box of Christmas VHS movies is for some people as ubiquitous a part of the season as breaking open the box of Christmas tree decorations. There are the old favorites that everyone typically knows, your Wonderful Life’s, your Home Alone’s, then there are the newer favorites, the ones we’re introduced to later in life, that start to adorn our cinematic seasonal hit lists long after we stop writing letters to Santa.

This special Christmas episode is about those kind of movies. Welcome to Episode Ten of Season Two of A Couple of Old Fashioneds: Becca and Joe’s Double Feature Date Night at the Movies!

On this episode the Theme is, “Secret Santa”, and the movies are:

8 WOMEN & THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT!

Watch Becca and Joe introduce entirely new Christmas films to one another’s seasonal lives. Which of the two brought a French lesbian murder mystery musical to the table, and which of the two brought an American amnesiac hitwoman action comedy? Do movies which feature Christmas as more of a backdrop than a plot point still count as Christmas movies? And will either of these become essential seasonal viewing for either Becca or Joe?

Watch the episode to find out if you guessed right, and stay tuned to the end to find out what the Theme will be next week!

Don’t forget now the show is its own broadcast to please subscribe to its YouTube and Podcast channels, share with anyone you think would enjoy and stay up to date on latest episodes! Follow it on Instagram and Letterboxd to see the complete movie lists and let Becca and Joe know in the Comment Sections on YouTube or leave a Review wherever you Podcast about whether you agree with their picks and what movie you would’ve brought if it had been a Triple Feature.

Wherever you are, whoever you’re celebrating with, we hope there’s a great movie of any variety playing on your TV. Let us know the title to what hip pocket, underrated Christmas movie(s) you wish you could introduce more people to!

After all, the greatest gift a movie lover can give another is a great title they have yet to discover. That’s what movies are all about - they’re the only kind of marathon worth participating in and they’re what Date Nights are made for.

So settle in, grab your favorite old fashioned drink with your favorite old fashioned person (if that’s the pleasure of your own company then we completely feel you), and revel in a couple old fashioned conversations with Becca and Joe. They are, let’s face it, a pretty old fashioned kind of couple themselves.

PLUS! SOME OF THE OTHER FILMS DISCUSSED:

ELF (2003) DIR: Jon Favreau

DIE HARD (1988) DIR: John McTiernan

THE POLAR EXPRESS (2004) DIR: Robert Zemeckis

EYES WIDE SHUT (1999) DIR: Stanley Kubrick

KNIVES OUT (2019) DIR: Rian Johnson

LETHAL WEAPON (1987) DIR: Richard Donner

THE NICE GUYS (2016) DIR: Shane Black

CLUE (1985) DIR: Jonathan Lynn

IMITATION OF LIFE (1959) DIR: Douglas Sirk

PULP FICTION (1994) DIR: Quentin Tarantino

WAIT UNTIL DARK (1968) DIR: Terence Young

ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS (1955) DIR: Douglas Sirk

THE WOMEN (1939) DIR: George Cukor

HIGH SOCIETY (1956) DIR: Charles Walters

SHE’S ALL THAT (1999) DIR: Robert Iscove

THE YOUNG GIRLS OF ROCHEFORT (1967) DIR: Jacques Demy

VERTIGO (1958) DIR: Alfred Hitchcock

JEANNE DIELMAN, 23 QUAI DU COMMERCE, 1080 BRUXELLES (1975) DIR: Chantal Akerman

PULP FICTION (1994) DIR: Quentin Tarantino

BLACK CHRISTMAS (1974) DIR: Bob Clark

THE OMEN (1976) DIR: Richard Donner

KISS KISS BANG BANG (2005) DIR: Shane Black

DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE (1995) DIR: John McTiernan

EVERLY (2014) DIR: Joe Lynch

THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAAAAY!

We all have wonderful snow day memories, don’t we? That amazing moment we find out that school has been cancelled and we grab our winter coat, our sledge, our chainsaw, our mug of poisoned coffee…wait, did we lose you? Some of us just take Snow Days up to eleven, I guess. Welcome to Episode Nine of Season Two of A Couple of Old Fashioneds: Becca and Joe’s Double Feature Date Night at the Movies!

On this episode the Theme is, “Snow Days”, and the movies are:

SCARFACE & THE HATEFUL EIGHT!

Who thought of snow as the street name for a certain famous ‘80s vice, and who thought of snow as merely the backdrop for inciting a bright red blizzard of bloodshed? And do you know what the rule is when the same movie is accidentally brought by both to the same double feature? Hey, when like minds think alike, it was bound to happen one of these snow days.

Watch the episode to find out if you guessed right, and stay tuned to the end to find out what the Theme will be next week!

Don’t forget now the show is its own broadcast to please subscribe to its YouTube and Podcast channels, share with anyone you think would enjoy and stay up to date on latest episodes! Follow it on Instagram and Letterboxd to see the complete movie lists and let Becca and Joe know in the Comment Sections on YouTube or leave a Review wherever you Podcast about whether you agree with their picks and what movie you would’ve brought if it had been a Triple Feature.

We hope these movies brought back memories of Snow Days of yore…or at least inspired some movie marathons of your own the next time you’re taking shelter on the couch. ‘Cause baby, it’s cold outside.

After all, the greatest gift a movie lover can give another is a great title they have yet to discover. That’s what movies are all about - they’re the only kind of marathon worth participating in and they’re what Date Nights are made for.

So settle in, grab your favorite old fashioned drink with your favorite old fashioned person (if that’s the pleasure of your own company then we completely feel you), and revel in a couple old fashioned conversations with Becca and Joe. They are, let’s face it, a pretty old fashioned kind of couple themselves.

PLUS! SOME OF THE OTHER FILMS DISCUSSED:

LET THE RIGHT ONE IN (2008) DIR: Tomas Alfredson

MCCABE AND MRS. MILLER (1971) DIR: Robert Altman

THE GREAT SILENCE (1968) DIR: Sergio Corbucci

SCARFACE (1932) DIR: Howard Hawks

KISS ME DEADLY (1955) DIR: Robert Aldrich

PULP FICTION (1994) DIR: Quentin Tarantino

VERTIGO (1958) DIR: Alfred Hitchcock

CARLITO’S WAY (1993) DIR: Brian De Palma

CARRIE (1976) DIR: Brian De Palma

DEATH PROOF (2007) DIR: Quentin Tarantino

THE THING (1982) DIR: John Carpenter

DEAD OF NIGHT (1945) DIR: Multiple

KWAIDAN (1964) DIR: Masaki Kobayashi

THE EVIL DEAD (1981) DIR: Sam Raimi

HELLRAISER (1987) DIR: Clive Barker

EVIL DEAD II (1987) DIR: Sam Raimi

MAGNOLIA (1999) DIR: Paul Thomas Anderson

INGLORIOUS BASTERDS (2009) DIR: Quentin Tarantino

RESEVOIR DOGS (1992) DIR: Quentin Tarantino

ELF (2003) DIR: Jon Favreau

THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAAAAY!

Some of us always putt holes in one, and some of us become god complex egomaniacal robot overlords conquering black holes in space. Every friend group has one, right? Welcome to Episode Eight of Season Two of A Couple of Old Fashioneds: Becca and Joe’s Double Feature Date Night at the Movies!

On this episode the Theme is, “A Hole in One”, and the movies are:

THE BLACK HOLE & THERE WILL BE BLOOD!

No, this isn’t code speak for that time of the month. Who interpreted the theme to suggest the esoteric pursuit of a man’s fortune hunting in the hole he digs underground while never filling the one he digs in his own heart, and who interpreted the theme to suggest one big space hole? And did these two holes fill each other up or suck each other out of space?

Watch the episode to find out if you guessed right, and stay tuned to the end to find out what the Theme will be next week!

Don’t forget now the show is its own broadcast to please subscribe to its YouTube and Podcast channels, share with anyone you think would enjoy and stay up to date on latest episodes! Follow it on Instagram and Letterboxd to see the complete movie lists and let Becca and Joe know in the Comment Sections on YouTube or leave a Review wherever you Podcast about whether you agree with their picks and what movie you would’ve brought if it had been a Triple Feature.

We hope these movies plugged some holes in your own film knowledge, or that our discussion made you look at them in a new light(speed).

After all, the greatest gift a movie lover can give another is a great title they have yet to discover. That’s what movies are all about - they’re the only kind of marathon worth participating in and they’re what Date Nights are made for.

So settle in, grab your favorite old fashioned drink with your favorite old fashioned person (if that’s the pleasure of your own company then we completely feel you), and revel in a couple old fashioned conversations with Becca and Joe. They are, let’s face it, a pretty old fashioned kind of couple themselves.

PLUS! SOME OF THE OTHER FILMS DISCUSSED:

CADDYSHACK (1980) DIR: Harold Ramis

STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE (1977) DIR: George Lucas

FREAKY FRIDAY (1976) DIR: Gary Nelson

20000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA (1954) DIR: Richard Fleischer

GALAXY QUEST (1999) DIR: Dean Parisot

ALIEN (1979) DIR: Ridley Scott

CINDERELLA (1950) DIR: Multiple directors

DAY OF THE DEAD (1985) DIR: George A. Romero

RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (1981) DIR: Steven Spielberg

BRAINSTORM (1983) DIR: Douglas Trumbull

2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY (1968) DIR: Stanley Kubrick

FANTASIA (1940) DIR: Multiple

CONTACT (1997 DIR: Robert Zemeckis

A.I ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (2001) DIR: Steven Spielberg

PUNCH DRUNK LOVE (2002) DIR: Paul Thomas Anderson

JAWS (1975) DIR: Steven Spielberg

BARRY LYNDON (1975) DIR: Barry Lyndon

BURIED (2010) DIR: Rodrigo Cortés

THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAAAAY!

We all have a certain type, right? Becca and Joe are each other’s type…but what is it to be a type anyway? Are we not all ever changing and nuanced complexes of chemicals, just performing the way we think we’ve been typecast to perform? And why are we so against it anyway? Welcome to Episode Seven of Season Two of A Couple of Old Fashioneds: Becca and Joe’s Double Feature Date Night at the Movies!

On this episode the Theme is, “Against Type”, and the movies are:

VERTIGO & MISERY!

Whose movie pick features dual types and deceptive typecasting, and whose movie pick features writers wrestling against type with cinematic typewriters? Did either Becca and Joe go against their usual type or are they just being typical?

Watch the episode to find out if you guessed right, and stay tuned to the end to find out what the Theme will be next week!

Don’t forget now the show is its own broadcast to please subscribe to its YouTube and Podcast channels, share with anyone you think would enjoy and stay up to date on latest episodes! Follow it on Instagram and Letterboxd to see the complete movie lists and let Becca and Joe know in the Comment Sections on YouTube or leave a Review wherever you Podcast about whether you agree with their picks and what movie you would’ve brought if it had been a Triple Feature.

We know if nothing else that you’re our type - whatever that means! Thank you for letting us be your type, too.

After all, the greatest gift a movie lover can give another is a great title they have yet to discover. That’s what movies are all about - they’re the only kind of marathon worth participating in and they’re what Date Nights are made for.

So settle in, grab your favorite old fashioned drink with your favorite old fashioned person (if that’s the pleasure of your own company then we completely feel you), and revel in a couple old fashioned conversations with Becca and Joe. They are, let’s face it, a pretty old fashioned kind of couple themselves.

PLUS! SOME OF THE OTHER FILMS DISCUSSED:

CITIZEN KANE (1941) DIR: Orson Welles

JEANNE DIELMAN, 23, QUAI DU COMMERCE, 1080 BRUXELLES (1975) DIR: Chantal Akerman

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE (1946) DIR: Frank Capra

HARVEY (1950) DIR: Henry Koster

REAR WINDOW (1954) DIR: Alfred Hitchcock

PICNIC (1955) DIR: Joshua Logan

5 AGAINST THE HOUSE (1955) DIR: Phil Karlson

BELL BOOK AND CANDLE (1958) DIR: Richard Quine

AMERICAN BEAUTY (1999) DIR: Sam Mendes

THE BIRDS (1963) DIR: Alfred Hitchcock

WHEN HARRY MET SALLY… (1989) DIR: Rob Reiner

SPINAL TAP (1984) DIR: Rob Reiner

THE PRINCESS BRIDE (1987) DIR: Rob Reiner

STAND BY ME (1986) DIR: Rob Reiner

ELF (2003) DIR: Jon Favreau

AUDITION (1999) DIR: Takashi Miike

CADDYSHACK II (1988) DIR: Allan Arkush

THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAAAAY!

Perhaps it’s no surprise that after last episode’s double duty bleak week experience, this episode is singing a slightly happier tune. We all need a balanced diet right? Consumption of film is no different to consumption of food in that respect, so welcome to Episode Six of Season Two of A Couple of Old Fashioneds: Becca and Joe’s Double Feature Date Night at the Movies!

On this episode the Theme is, “Beggars Can’t Be Choosers”, and the movies are:

A NEW LEAF & TRADING PLACES!

Join Becca and Joe in their second episode featuring The Sorting Hat’s randomly allocated Theme…although bringing two more joyful features to double up with was likely less random. Who decided that it was time to break open the seasonal Christmas movie box already, and who is turning over new leaves as the ones around us start to fall? And what movie choice would you have brought to trade places with either of these?

Watch the episode to find out if you guessed right, and stay tuned to the end to find out what the Theme will be next week!

Don’t forget now the show is its own broadcast to please subscribe to its YouTube and Podcast channels, share with anyone you think would enjoy and stay up to date on latest episodes! Follow it on Instagram and Letterboxd to see the complete movie lists and let Becca and Joe know in the Comment Sections on YouTube or leave a Review wherever you Podcast about whether you agree with their picks and what movie you would’ve brought if it had been a Triple Feature.

We know none of you need to beg when it comes to podcast content out there and that you have an insane variety of choice. Thank you for choosing us.

After all, the greatest gift a movie lover can give another is a great title they have yet to discover. That’s what movies are all about - they’re the only kind of marathon worth participating in and they’re what Date Nights are made for.

So settle in, grab your favorite old fashioned drink with your favorite old fashioned person (if that’s the pleasure of your own company then we completely feel you), and revel in a couple old fashioned conversations with Becca and Joe. They are, let’s face it, a pretty old fashioned kind of couple themselves.

PLUS! SOME OF THE OTHER FILMS DISCUSSED:

ISHTAR (1987) DIR: Elaine May

THE BAD NEWS BEARS (1976) DIR: Michael Ritchie

GRUMPY OLD MEN (1993) DIR:

THE ODD COUPLE (1968) DIR: Gene Saks

HOPSCOTCH (1980) DIR: Ronald Neame

THE PIANIST (2002) DIR: Roman Polanski

AMERICAN PSYCHO (2000) DIR: Mary Harron

SHE’S ALL THAT (1999) DIR: Robert Iscove

DIRTY DANCING (1987) DIR: Emile Ardolino

LOS OLVIDADOS (1950) DIR: Luis Buñuel

DELIVERANCE (1972) DIR: John Boorman

HALLOWEEN 6 (1995) DIR: Joe Chappelle

THX 1138 (1971) DIR: George Lucas

THE BLUES BROTHERS (1980) DIR: John Landis

COMING TO AMERICA (1989) DIR: John Landis)

WUTHERING HEIGHTS (1939) DIR: William Wyler

FUNNY GAMES (2008) DIR: Michael Haneke

THE COMFORT OF STRANGERS (1990) DIR: Paul Schrader

WALL STREET (1987) DIR: Oliver Stone

TERROR TRAIN (1980) DIR: Roger Spottiswoode

SCHLOCK (1973) DIR: John Landis

THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAAAAY!

It’s that blissful time of year when no food has too much cheese, no drink has too much bourbon, and no date night has too much movie. This is Episode Four of Season Two of A Couple of Old Fashioneds: Becca and Joe’s Double Feature Date Night at the Movies!

On this episode the Theme is, “Horrible Vacations”, and the movies are:

FUNNY GAMES & THE COMFORT OF STRANGERS!

Join Becca and Joe in their first episode embracing the chaos of their Thematic Sorting Hat, which from now on will randomly allocate a different theme every week. With the holidays coming up though, this theme could not have been randomly allocated at a more appropriate time! Whose film mocks our sense of security within societal rules, and whose film mocks our societal rules within false senses of security? Will this double dose of dire dourness dull their debate or deepen it?

Watch the episode to find out if you guessed right, and stay tuned to the end to find out what the theme will be next week!

Don’t forget now the show is its own broadcast to subscribe to its YouTube and Podcast channels and stay up to date on latest episodes! Follow it on Instagram and Letterboxd to follow the complete movie lists and let Becca and Joe know in the Comment Sections on YouTube or wherever you Podcast whether you agree with their picks, and what movie you like to watch to feel better off at home. Sometimes, a staycation is all you need.

After all, the greatest gift a movie lover can give another is a great title they have yet to discover. That’s what movies are all about - they’re the only kind of marathon worth participating in and they’re what Date Nights are made for.

So settle in, grab your favorite old fashioned drink with your favorite old fashioned person (if that’s the pleasure of your own company then we completely feel you), and revel in a couple old fashioned conversations with Becca and Joe. They are, let’s face it, a pretty old fashioned kind of couple themselves.

PLUS! SOME OF THE OTHER FILMS DISCUSSED:

FUNNY GAMES (1997) DIR: Michael Haneke

THE EXORCIST (1973) DIR: William Friedkin

NATIONAL LAMPOON’S VACATION (1983) DIR: Harold Ramis

THE SHINING (1980) DIR: Stanley Kubrick

THE EXORCIST (1973) DIR: William Friedkin

THE VANISHING (1988) DIR: George Sluizer

THE BRUTALIST (2025) DIR: Brady Corbet

HOSTEL (2005) DIR: Eli Roth

CAPTIVITY (2007) DIR: Roland Joffé

BENNY’S VIDEO (1992) DIR: Michael Haneke

CACHÉ (2005) DIR: Michael Haneke

WHITE RIBBON (2009) DIR: Michael Haneke

GROUNDHOG DAY (1993) DIR: Harold Ramis

GOODFELLAS (1990) DIR: Martin Scorsese

JOURNEY TO ITALY (1955) DIR: Roberto Rossellini

ATONEMENT (2007) DIR: Joe Wright

HARDCORE (1979) DIR: Paul Schrader

TAXI DRIVER (1976) DIR: Paul Schrader

AMERICAN GIGOLO (1980) DIR: Paul Schrader

PSYCHO (1960) DIR: Alfred Hitchcock

NATIONAL LAMPOON’S CHRISTMAS VACATION (1989) DIR: Jeremiah Chechik