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Cronenberg-cast Part 9: "Maps to the Stars" and "Crimes of the Future"
Paul and Shawn are back with Jason to wrap up the main part of our look at all the feature films directed by David Cronenberg. Yes, we've finally reached the film that more or less prompted us to take on this effort, 2022's Crimes of the Future along with 2014's Maps to the Stars. This time we have a bit of diagreement about the films. Shawn really disliked Maps, while Jason thought it pretty spectacular on second watch... tune in to hear how that discussion goes and how they deliver a thoughtful pan to Crimes.
And the next time Shawn and Paul join Jason, we'll be doing a ranking of Cronenberg's films, so keep watching this feed...
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