We're going Cold Turkey today on Trailers From Hell! Tune in for TFH Guru Larry Karaszewski's trailer commentary for this biting social satire, helmed by TV titan Norman Lear. trailersfromhell.com/cold-turkey/

Viva Sergio! nytimes.com/2024/09/06/art…

Great, funny, and for a very dated piece, very current comedy.

I’ll be moderating a Q&A with director Azazel Jacobs at the New Beverly this Saturday night 9/14 - Here’s a chance to see one of the best films of the year in glorious 35mm up on the big screen: “His Three Daughters” thenewbev.com/program/septem…

We talked a lot about James Earl Jones that night. He gives such a beautiful performance in “Claudine.”

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Martin Amis, fourteen rules for writers (2009)

30th Anniversary Screening BEYOND FEST AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE EGYPTIAN THEATER SAT. SEPT. 28 - 2PM SCOTT & LARRY Q&A 09/28 is literally the date the film opened in theaters 30 years ago! beyondfest.com/the-biggest-ge…

Larry Karaszewski American Cinematheque Beyond Fest My favorite film of that year, Larry. I remember the test screening at the Hollywood Galaxy I attended and walking out absolutely buzzed from how much I loved it. Seems wild that was 30 years ago.

Beyond Fest is absolutely poppin' off this morning. I grabbed tickets to ED WOOD (Larry Karaszewski!) and the Shane Black-Out marathon of LETHAL WEAPON, THE LAST BOY SCOUT, KISS KISS BANG BANG and THE NICE GUYS. SPEED fans, I hope you scored.

ED WOOD is sold out. American Cinematheque

Great Q&A with writer/director Azazel Jacobs for the beautiful new film “His Three Daughters” over at the New Beverly last night.

Carver and I drinking a shot of Movies before we head off to the Emmys

Why didn’t someone tell me there was a Turkish remake of “Problem Child?” Almost shot for shot! (Unauthorized of course)

Howard Rodman brilliantly salutes the work of Robert Towne as he introduces the Writers Branch selects screening of “Shampoo” at the Academy Museum tonight.

"He had dreams, he loved horror films and monster movies and science fiction movies. And he wound up making eight or nine of them! And he did it with his friends, and he had passion!" Jason Bailey speaks with Larry Larry Karaszewski about ED WOOD at 30 Read: rogerebert.com/interviews/pul…

Great interview about a great movie about a terrible director. Larry Karaszewski "He did it with his friends, and he had passion! What if we celebrate that? What if we celebrate him, rather than make fun of him?” #edwood rogerebert.com/interviews/pul…

Leonard Maltin is programming and introducing a whole weekend of super rare films from the 1930s at the New Beverly… starting tonight with Kaufman & Hart’s hysterical Hollywood farce “Once in a Lifetime”