Craig's List

Sacre bleu! Craig & Carla welcome Irene White (Superstore) to talk Amelie, as well as rude French servers, taxidermy, and sensual likes and dislikes.

You think we're some sort of clown here to amuse you? Craig and Carla talk Goodfellas with guests Matt Cavedon and Debbie Friedman!

Bon giorno! Craig and Carla return to the work of Federico Fellini to cover Craig's 22nd favorite movie, 1963's 8 1/2, and special guests Alex and Rachael Fendrich help them navigate it, as well as whips, little Guidos, and the man behind the curtain.

Surrender, Craig's Listeners! Craig and Carla welcome special guest Robin Shorr to discuss beloved classic The Wizard Of Oz, as well as parking lot gelato, aluminum, asbestos, and other hazards.

This episode goes to 11! Craig and Carla welcome Travis McElroy to talk This Is Spinal Tap!

Craig & Carla are back with another CARLA'S List episode, as they welcome Carla's best friend Angie to discuss Richard Linklater's Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, and Before Midnight, as well as their lifelong obsession with Ethan Hawke (and his game?)

Craig & Carla are ready to ROCK YOU with an episode devoted to 1984's Best Picture winner Amadeus, and welcome special guest (and concert violinist) Rebecca Ward! Nipples of Venus, annoying laughs and Falco are also discussed at length.

Craig & Carla welcome back special guest Ben Blacker (Thrilling Adventure Hour, Hex Wives) to discuss the 1961 pocket billiards classic, The Hustler, as well as JTS Brown (the whiskey and the improv team), family competitiveness and the niceties of the hustle.

Craig and Carla welcome special guest Paget Brewster to discuss Billy Wilder's 1950 classic Sunset Boulevard, as well as peplums, Rod La Rocque and how tough it is not to have bubbles when you're pretending to be dead in a pool.

Craig & Carla welcome back special guest Jeff Passino to discuss another Spielberg movie with aliens, 1977's Close Encounters Of The Third Kind, as well as Carla's sense of wonder, the creepy monkey with the cymbals and the career of Roberts Blossom.

It's time for yet another visit to Carla's List, as Craig & Carla discuss one of HER favorites, Tim Burton's Beetlejuice (1988), as well as Carla's repeated harassment of Catherine O' Hara, the best Tim Burton films, and what the hell is Betelgeuse, anyway?

Craig & Carla are back to discuss to his 29th favorite movie, 1954 classic On The Waterfront, as well as inside improv references, Carla's hypocrisy and is Brando still the Greatest Actor of All Time?

Craig & Carla are back to discuss his 30th favorite movie, Louis Malle's Au Revoir Les Enfants, as well as Craig's ill-fated piano lessons, Carla's fear of quotes among strangers, and why to never put your tongue on the freezer door.

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Return guests Ben Blacker & Julie Lacouture join Craig & Carla for a rousing discussion of Stanley Kubrick's 1964 satirical classic Dr. Strangelove. Also, Julie explains the historical impact of Everyone Poops and the gang explains to Craig why he should see Best In Show, Singles, While You Were Sleeping, The Princess Bride, Multiplicity, 9 to 5 or Ghostbusters 2 instead of Strangelove.

We pause Craig's List to take another look at one of Carla's favorites, James Cameron's sci-fi/action classic Terminator 2:Judgment Day. Will it be judgment day for Carla? Will she prepare for the podcast as diligently as Craig does? Listen to find out!

Craig and Carla discuss his 32nd favorite movie, 1988's Dangerous Liaisons, as well as John Malkovich's relative sexiness, Carla's Stephen Frears story, and the meaning of "epistolary".

Phone home! Craig & Carla discuss Steven Spielberg's beloved classic E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial with special guest Jeff Passino, as they all try not to constantly cry at the mere mention of it. Also, Carla shares an anecdote of how she nearly hit Spielberg with her lipstick.

Open the podcast doors! Special guest Eban Schletter joins Craig & Carla to discuss Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi classic 2001: A Space Odyssey, as well as father-son bonding, moon-landing fakery, and why space movies make Carla feel small and alone.

Craig and Carla count down their Top 10 performances and Top 10 movies of 2017, plus make their Oscar predictions! Spoilers abound. Biggest spoiler: Carla hasn't seen anything.