Craig's List

It's a LIVE Craig's List from SF Sketchfest. We talk about the Coen Brothers' Raising Arizona with special guest Busy Philipps, as well as Busy's memorization skills, Nicolas Cage's sex appeal, and how the movie gets Arizona wrong.

Craig and Carla welcome special guest Mark Gagliardi (We Got This, Thrilling Adventure Hour) to talk musicals, specifically Craig's #36 favorite film, West Side Story.

Verily, forsooth, Craig and Carla discuss Kenneth Branagh's 1989 adaptation of William Shakespeare's Henry V, as well as copyright law, Meryl Streep food pictures, and why Carla thinks the Smeagols will win the Super Bowl.

Craig and Carla welcome special Portland-based guests Chelsea Cain and Marc Mohan (with a guest appearance by their daughter Eliza) to talk about 1974's noir classic Chinatown!

Craig & Carla welcome back special guest Jaime Moyer to discuss Craig's 39th favorite movie, 1981's steamy thriller Body Heat, as well as a trio of hotties, Jaime smoking in dreams, and why Craig needs to watch Basic Instinct.

Craig & Carla welcome back special guest Ben Acker to discuss the Coen Brothers and their 1991 film Barton Fink! Also, Acker reveals a surprise new theme song for "Carla's Quotes, Probably"!

Craig & Carla welcome special guest, 13-year old Eliza, to discuss the 1944 film noir classic Double Indemnity. Also, why you shouldn't call a woman that you just met "baby" and how even a 4-hour documentary on libraries won't make Eliza fall asleep.

Craig & Carla are back to kick off a run of film noir and to discuss his #42 film Orson Welles' Touch Of Evil, and to tell a weird secondhand Beau Bridges story.

It's time for another special episode of Craig's List where we talk about Carla's favorite movies. Carla talks about her love for the holiday classics White Christmas and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, as well as how Juliette Lewis used to come in to her Starbucks.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Erin Jean O' Regan to discuss Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver, as well as how jazz plus steam doesn't equal funny, Cybill Shepherd's cute dresses, and how great the Rev. Jim driving test episode is.

Craig & Carla discuss his 44th favorite film, 1989's Best Foreign Language Film winner Cinema Paradiso, as well as how Craig's childhood bedroom is preserved immaculately, why the director's cut is not better & Carla's mysterious Italian tour guide Alfredo.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Maria Blasucci to discuss the beloved 1965 film classic The Sound Of Music, as well as Craig's favorite things, Carla's love for nuns, and the recording that makes Maria's ears bleed.

Craig & Carla catch up long-distance about the 1951 Elia Kazan classic A Streetcar Named Desire. Also, why Carla wants goats and a pair of long johns.

It's time for another special CARLA'S LIST where we talk about one of Carla's favorites, Albert Brooks' 1991 comedy classic Defending Your Life. Also, Craig regrets not investing in Casio.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest singer/songwriter extraordinaire Sara Watkins to discuss Robert Redford's 1994 film Quiz Show, as well as how Carla knows Hell's Kitchen is not fixed, what the hell Geritol is, and Carla's ability to instantly find Ethan Hawke.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Tawny Newsome (Bajillion Dollar Properties) to discuss Jonathan Demme's 1984 Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense, as well as Carla's lack of musical knowledge, why she is a Hader Hater and why everyone in 1983 was on cocaine.

Craig & Carla have a conversation about The Conversation, as well as how Craig first saw this movie with a different Carla, how Carla shoplifted magazines with Bette Midler articles, and why Jimmy McNulty should star in the remake.

Craig & Carla welcome return guest Paul F. Tompkins to discuss Steven Spielberg's classic Jaws, as well as why Craig didn't get to go to Martha's Vineyard, the most famous cuck in movie history, and why Angela Lansbury no longer appears daily at Universal Theme Park.

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Marc Evan Jackson to discuss Craig's 51st favorite movie, 1988's The Accidental Tourist, as well as regional sodas, Kathleen Turner's husky voice and Marc's affinity for Home Alone.

Craig & Carla discuss Craig's 52nd favorite movie, 1948's The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre, as well as the difficulties of prospecting, Meryl's EGOT, and which Huston is a hotty.