On the final episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh take the opportunity to ditch the classic wheel of random themes and instead showcase two movies of their choice that might have not fit any previous episode. Additionally the hosts will reminisce a bit about this project before saying goodbye for good.

Will Josh's pick, the 1993 French-American bank heist film Killing Zoe, be able to engulf Matt in its confidently chaotic atmosphere?

Will Matt's pick, the 1996 cockroach musical Joe’s Apartment, catch Josh with its banger soundtrack?

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00:00:00 Intro

00:01:07 Looking Back

00:08:16 Killing Zoe (1993)

00:53:51 Joe’s Apartment (1996)

01:10:29 The End

On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh chat about two low budget flicks to see what filmmakers can create despite financial limitations.

Will Josh's pick, the extremely Australian 1997 comedy The Castle, be able to breach culture borders to reach Matt's funny bone?

Will Matt's pick, the absurdly vulgar 2003 digicam production Trailer Town, make Josh reconsider this friendship entirely?

Feel free to send in YOUR subjectively correct opinions on our picks and we might enjoy your disagreements live on air!.

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00:00:00 Intro

00:01:49 The Castle (1997)

00:38:29 Trailer Town (2003)

01:13:02 Final Thoughts

On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh share some movies with very limited locations as the random subject of the month is “bottle movies”.

Will Josh's pick, the 1995 multi-directorial anthology comedy Four Rooms, manage to fill the titular hotel rooms with a captivating assortment of quirky characters?

Will Matt's pick, the 2007 found footage film [REC], live up to its cult status?

Feel free to send in YOUR subjectively correct opinions on our picks and we might enjoy your disagreements live on air!

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00:00:00 Intro

00:02:27 Four Rooms (1995)

00:29:35 [REC] (2007)

01:08:08 Final Thoughts

On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh discuss some eerie classics to explore what the heck “gothic” actually means.

Will Matt's pick, the 1928 silent film The Man Who Laughs, satisfy Josh’s knowledge of the genre or make him laugh in disappointment?

Will Josh's pick, the 1940 Hitchcock thriller Rebecca, make Matt as unsettled as the film’s protagonist?

Feel free to send in YOUR subjectively correct opinions on our picks and we might enjoy your disagreements live on air!

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00:00:00 Intro

00:02:09 The Man Who Laughs (1928)

00:33:39 Rebecca (1940)

01:03:03 Final Thoughts

On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh investigate some movies focusing on crime to see what the never-do-well scum of the movie world are up to.

Will Josh's pick, the stylistic 2005 high school noir flick Brick, engage Matt in its web of intrigue?

Will Matt's pick, the grimy 2019 film The Golden Glove, effectively stage a true crime of 70s Germany for Josh?

Feel free to send in YOUR subjectively correct opinions on our picks and we might enjoy your disagreements live on air!

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00:00:00 Intro

00:02:30 Brick (2005)

00:29:13 The Golden Glove (2019)

00:59:40 Final Thoughts

On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh share some coming of age films and discuss what that term can encompass.

Will Josh's pick, the widely beloved 2000 music drama Almost Famous, successfully weave together multiple strains of character growth in the midst of the 70s rock scene?

Will Matt's pick, the German 2012 slice-of-life flick A Coffee In Berlin, manage to present the plight of an aimless college dropout in an interesting way?

Feel free to send in YOUR subjectively correct opinions on our picks and we might enjoy your disagreements live on air!

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00:00:00 Intro

00:03:51 Almost Famous (2000)

00:38:44 A Coffee In Berlin (2012)

01:15:23 Final Thoughts

On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh share some films that one might say “you couldn’t make nowadays” for one reason or another.

Will Matt's pick, the 1988 historical exploitation flick Men Behind The Sun, be able to justify the wild production decisions that were done to depict war crimes realistically?

Will Josh's pick, the 1994 modern classic Léon: The Professional, be able to present a problematic relationship dynamic with enough nuance?

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00:00:00 Intro

00:06:43 Men Behind The Sun (1988)

00:49:19 Léon: The Professional (1994)

01:18:26 Final Thoughts

On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh get ready to bawl as they discuss two different kinds of films tackling the subject of loss.

Will Matt's pick, the devastating documentary Dear Zachary, serve as a respectful memento to an unfortunate subject?

Will Josh's pick, the off-beat dramedy Paper Man, explore the characters’ faults and growth effectively?

Feel free to send in YOUR subjectively correct opinions on our picks and we might enjoy your disagreements live on air!

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00:00:00 Intro

00:02:45 Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father (2008)

00:32:55 Paper Man (2009)

01:06:03 Next Time

01:13:22 Final Thoughts