Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

You might think THE LOVE WITCH is a z-grade horror film from the 1960s, but it’s not.

The South Korean film has become the first foreign language film to take home the Best Picture Oscar.

In this episode, Natasha and Rich dissect the just announced nominations for this year’s Oscar ceremony.

1917, THE IRISHMAN and ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD each earned 10 nominations this morning.

The answer lies within the question of who snubbed who first?

Martin Scorsese’s gangster saga takes one of the first top prizes of the awards season.

Not one but two reviews this week as Rich and Natasha dive into Tarantino’s ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD before journeying to 2001’s MOULIN ROUGE.

The director is already making cryptic statements about his next, and what could be his last, project.

Burt Reynolds, the man who owned the 1970s, died today of cardiac arrest. He was 82.

The writer/director adds another three to the rapidly growing cast of his story of 1969 Los Angeles.