Art House Rewind: Recent Episodes
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We're back after a week off to talk about CAUGHT STEALING, THE ROSES, and SPLITSVILLE. Lots of comedy. Lots of thoughts. Don't miss what's playing.
We're bringing the heat on Spike Lee's latest film, and have great admiration for Jeff Buckley. Hear our thoughts on both of these new films at Art House.
We've got a special guest this week! Spencer is our Social Media Manager for Art House and is not only great at his job, but he's got some great thoughts on all things film. He's here to talk with the guys about Weapons and you won't want to miss it.
We've got some differing opinions on Together (the new body horror film we opened this past Friday) and we'd love your thoughts as well! Love it or hate it, we've got lots to share and think about on this episode.
We've got thoughts (and feels) for our latest film "Sorry, Baby" and we hope you'll join us in the conversation. On top of that, we needed to revisit "Eddington" as Matt finally had a chance to see it and he wanted the chance to discuss it further. Lot's to talk about!
After a couple of weeks away from the podcast, we are back to discuss two films we've opened recently. Love 'em or hate ‘em, we think Superman and Eddington both deserve a conversation.
Matt and Kyler bring their thoughts on F1 to the podcast. It's a film with high expectations but enough energy and octane to get it to the finish line! We loved it and can't wait for more and more people check it out.
28 Years Later is a fresh take on a series that seems full of fresh takes. While it might disappoint some, others are calling in the film of the year. Either way, we've got lots of thoughts and things to break down.
We've got a film that's worth talking about! Lots to enjoy, breakdown and have some insight into. "The Life of Chuck" shines as another great Stephen King adaptation that has the potential to be seen again and again with increasing returns for generations. Don't miss our thoughts or the film itself now playing at Art House!
Wes Anderson is back with another signature film that has all the things we've come to love about his work. In this episode the guys break down their thoughts for how this fits in his filmography as a whole along with what they loved (and didn't love) about his latest film and story.
We spend a good amount of time talking about the Babcock Theater: what happened, what we've been working on since discovering the mess, and what our plans are (as of now) moving forward. Thank you to all those who have been so supportive and generous these past few days!
We also spend some time hearing some thoughts on the new Karate Kid film!
Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning is at the Babcock and we have thoughts! For a series that's so long and epic as this we thought we'd better really get into the weeds on what works and what doesn't for this latest entry.
Mission Impossible is coming to the Babcock! Don't miss (what might be) the conclusion to one of the best running action series. On top of that Brian and Kyler share their thoughts on A Nice Indian Boy and we get a little behind the scenes look into how booking/scheduling films is going at Art House.
Don't miss this movie! It's sooooo good, refreshing and surprising in so many ways. Brian, Kyler and Matt break down why they were so pleasantly surprised with "The Ballad of Wallace Island" and you can be too!
The guys break down their thoughts on The Surfer and how it missed the mark for them, but maybe there's an audience that would love it. Nick Cage is at his "Nick Cagiest" and while that's always a joy, there are other things we felt like were lacking. Listen in and let us know your thoughts.
Matt, Kyler, and Brian discuss Legend of Ochi and how the 80s charm plays into their joy of the film, along with other bigger themes it explores in its enjoyable 90-minute runtime. After that, they need to once again shout out Sinners and the continued success and resonance it's having!
Brian, Matt and Kyler sit down to discuss their thoughts on "Sinners" and why it's the best movie of the year. From vampires, to music and religion, there is nothing better out there right now. Listen in and give us your thoughts on the film.
Brian and Kyler breakdown their thoughts on Warfare and Matt shares about a new podcast available from Art House Billings!
The Makers is now available on all major podcast platforms and here!
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Matt, Brian, and Kyler talk surprisingly a lot about Warfare, but also talk about The Friend.
Matt, Brian, and Kyler talk about the new horror film at Art House, plus who we think will win this Sunday!
Matt, Brian, Seth, and introducing Kyler talk about I'm Still Here, and talk about Seth's departure and Kyler stepping into his role.
Matt, Brian, and Seth talk about the late David Lynch (Missoula native) and the lasting impact his filmography left on cinema.
Matt, Seth, and Brian talk about A Complete Unknown and look ahead at some films we're excited about in 2025!
Matt, Seth, and Brian talk about the films we enjoyed the most that played at Art House in 2024!
Brian and Seth talk about the movies that opened this weekend at Art House Cinema & Pub.
Matt, Seth, and Brian chat about the summer at our theaters, and what we're excited about in the coming months.
Brian, Matt, and Seth chat about two films that opened this weekend at Art House Cinema & Pub!
Brian and Matt chat about Longlegs, as well as the conference they attended in Chicago, IND/EX a few weeks ago.
Matt and Brian tell Seth about the films they watched this week at Art House Cinema & Pub
Matt and Brian talk about the movies we're currently playing, and a look ahead at other programming.
Matt and Brian chat about what's coming up soon at The Babcock, plus the Billings shot film Blood For Dust.
Matt, Brian, and Arlis chat about Problemista and the other two films that opened this week at Art House Cinema & Pub
Brian and Arlis talk about Late Night with the Devil, and a little discussion on AI art being used in movies.
Matt and Brian recap last night's Oscars, plus talk about two of the films now playing at Art House.
Matt and Brian talk about the spectacle of DUNE: PART TWO, as well as the upcoming Oscars ceremony.
Brian and Matt chat a little about the Oscar Nominated Short Films, and more so about The Teachers' Lounge.
Matt, Arlis, Brian, and special guest Pete Tolton (director of Return) reflect on both the opening of Return at Art House and react to The Zone of Interest.
Matt, Brian, and Seth Hirschkorn chat about the Oscar nominations, what we think, what we played, and what we have to look forward to!
Arlis and Brian chat about Hirokazu Kore-eda's MONSTER on this week's Art House Rewind!
Matt, Arlis, and Brian talk about the reopening of Art House and the films that played (SPOILERS FOR: Next Goal Wins and Killers of the Flower Moon)
Brian and Matt have a discussion about the great film and TV that came out since Art House closed for remodeling in March.
Brian and Matt are back after several weeks hiatus on the podcast to talk about the reopening of Art House Cinema & Pub on November 16th!
Jake and Brian have a discussion about the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes and what impacts it has on us.
Brian and Jake have a chat about Barbie and Oppenheimer and why Art House isn't playing either of them.
Jake, Brian, and Arlis talk about the highs and lows of the month of June at the Babcock
Brian runs down the films of Wes Anderson for Jake to see which ones he needs to see immediately!
Brian and Jake go on a virtual beer tour of Billings, discussing and recommending their favorite brews from each Billings brewery in honor of Craft Beer Week!
Jake, Brian, and Arlis discuss some of the films and events that we enjoyed and were disappointed in at the Babcock the the month + since Art House closed.
Brian, Jake, and Arlis are joined by Kate Blakeslee from Arc, a Montana Dance Collective, to talk about their upcoming dance concert at the Babcock as well as some of our favorite dance films!
Brian, Jake, and Arlis have a discussion about the movies they're most excited for this summer.
Matt, Brian, and Arlis sit down with our most artistic employee, Mary Kate Teske, and what it going on is their life!
Matt, Brian, and Jake talk a little about what to expect at Babcock during Art House's closure. Plus, a podcast within a podcast, Jake's Baseball Corner!!
Jake, Brian, and Arlis discuss the last little over a month of programming at Art House and Babcock (before Art House closed for its remodel).
Matt, Brian, Jake, and Arlis discuss the 95th Academy Awards ceremony, winners and losers, and the telecast.
Matt, Brian, and Arlis weigh in on who they'd like to see take home the Oscar, and who is going to.
Matt, Brian, and Jake talk about the snubs of this year's Oscars that we may still be a little bitter about.
Matt, Brian, and Jake talk about past Oscar ceremonies and when the Academy got it right and when they got it wrong.
Matt, Jake, Brian, and Arlis talk about some of their favorite remakes and what makes a remake worthwhile.
Matt, Nicole, and Brian are pleased to announce that Art House is closing (temporarily) and what's in store for the next few months.
Jake and Matt are too scared of this episode, but Brian and Arlis are here to talk scary movies with you...if you dare!
With Rocky Horror playing at Babcock this weekend, we discuss some of the cult films that have had the greatest impact on our lives.
Jake, Matt, and Brian recap on this last month of programming, what we loved and didn't love, and what we look forward to in October. Also, we're moving to Mondays, so look for new episodes earlier in the week!
Brian and his friend Andy Sell, host of "Ghoul School" and "Look Good For the Boys" podcasts, discuss the 1992 Belgian film MAN BITES DOG in this extended conversation.
Brian and his friend Andy Sell, host of "Ghoul School" and "Look Good For the Boys" podcasts, discuss the 1992 Belgian film MAN BITES DOG in this extended conversation.
Matt and Brian sit down with Stan Parker and Pete Tolton about their film RETURN, the journey to bringing it to the Babcock, and how they became collaborators.
Matt and Brian sit down with Stan Parker and Pete Tolton about their film RETURN, the journey to bringing it to the Babcock, and how they became collaborators.
Jake and Matt visit with MINT Film Festival Executive Director Brian Murnion to chat about this year's festival!
Jake and Matt visit with MINT Film Festival Executive Director Brian Murnion to chat about this year's festival!
Matt, Jake, and Brian visit with Billings Symphony's Anna Paige about upcoming shows, the arts community in Billings, and what makes her a lover of all things arts and culture.
Matt, Jake, and Brian visit with Billings Symphony's Anna Paige about upcoming shows, the arts community in Billings, and what makes her a lover of all things arts and culture.
Matt, Jake, and Brian discuss what we loved about August films, and what disappointed us.
Musician Parker Brown stops by the Art House basement to talk about his upcoming concert, albums releases, and playing music in Billings!
Matt's away, and so Brian and Jake chatted a little about Jake, what brought him to Art House, and what he loves about working here.
Writer-director-actor Greg Sestero stops by the studio to talk about his new film Miracle Valley and the cult classic The Room! Stop by Miracle Valley on 8/5/22 and The Room on 8/6/22 at the Babcock to meet and greet with Greg!
Brian does a quick rundown of all things Art House and Babcock for this week! Hope you come out to the movies!
Kate Bush and #strangerthings4 made history these past few days, and it inspired us to talk about movie needle drops on Art House Rewind. Listen to Matt, Keller, and Brian talk some of their favorite music repurposed for the movies!
Listen now at arthousebillings.com/podcast. Tell us your favorites in the comments or at podcast@arthousebillings.com
The Art House pals sit down to chat about some of their favorite films that were made in the great big sky state.
What's your favorite Montana made film? Let us know at podcast@arthousebillings.com.
The guys sit down to chat about Musical May. But what?! With a special guest?!?!
Contact us with your favorite musical at podcast@arthousebillings.com.
Wowza! The guys get together to chat about what they loved (and didn't fully love) that played at the Art House Cinema and Babcock Theatre.
Have a question? Want to share your thoughts? Have a subject you want us to cover? We want to hear what you have to say! Contact us at podcast@arthousebillings.com today!
We are diving into our favorite time of the year! That's right - Membership May! If you're looking to be a member, go to www.arthousebillings.com/membership.
Interested in sharing your thoughts and ideas on film, art, and culture? Contact us at podcast@arthousebillings.com today!
The guys get together to chat with local musician, Erik Olson, about his upcoming performance at the Art House Cinema.
The guys have a confessions to make...
We haven't seen THESE MOVIES even though we work at a movie theater. Please forgive us!
Matt, Keller, and Brian are joined by Operations Director Jack MacKenzie to talk about the Oscars. Specifically the Oscar telecast, why viewership is down, and do they even matter anymore?
Matt, Keller and Brian talk movie musicals. What we like, dislike, and what musicals mean to moviegoers in the modern era.
Special periodic guest Margo Blakeslee.
Drop us an email at podcast@arthousebillings.com to join the conversation!
Matt, Brian, and Keller are here talkin' films that played at the Art House and Babcock in February. Which ones did we love? Which ones did we not love?
Also, the guys do their best Batman voice. Shoutout to Kelly from Gainesville, FL for the suggestion.
Drop us an email at podcast@arthousebillings.com to join the conversation!
The gang is back to chat about the films of writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson.
PTA, as we like to call him, has quite a distinguished filmography. We go through and give out our thoughts on our favorite of his, our least favorite, which film we may like more than others, and which ones we would like to revisit.
Enjoy your commute with a little cinematic chatter!
As always, please email us any questions or discussion topics you may have at podcast@arthousebillings.com and engage with us on Facebook and Instagram.
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The gang sits down with Kate Blakeslee to chat about the upcoming performances of the Montana dance collective, Arc, at the Babcock Theatre.
Kate is one of the thirteen dancers in this collective. This all-woman composed collective brings passion and a creative drive to their performance like none other! Their program, "Behind the Lights", is a cabaret of modern and contemporary dance.
Come immerse yourself in this beautifully creative, artistic experience at the Babcock Theatre this Friday and Saturday (2/18 & 2/19) at 7pm.
Tickets at arthousebillings.com/arc.
The guys sit down to discuss the famed director Christopher Nolan.
Ol' Chris (as we like to call him) has written and directed some of the finest works to have come out of the 21st century. So, we sit down to talk about our favorites, our least favorites, ones that we want to revisit, and ones that we probably love more than the average moviegoer.
As always, follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @arthousebillings. Contact us with any questions or discussion topics at podcast@arthousebillings.com.
The guys get together to talk about the films that showed at both the Art House and Babcock Theaters. What films did we love? Which ones were duds? And, which ones blew our minds?!
What were your favorite films in January? Message us at podcast@arthousebillings.com to share your thoughts. Questions, comments, and discussion topics encouraged.
The guys explore some of the worst films ever shown at Art House, what they've learned from their mistakes, and how Billings reacted to those bookings.
Some movies are so bad, they're good. Some movies are so bad, they're horrible.
This week, the guys go over their favorite (and not so favorite) "bad" movies.
Let us know your thoughts by writing us at podcast@arthousebillings.com.
We appreciate your listens, likes, reviews, and shares!
Get to know the team behind the screen!
Brian Oestreich is our Creative Director at Art House Cinema. He books films for both theaters, handles our social media, and contributes his artistic finesse to all of our posters and other digital medias.
If you would like to contribute to our discussion, email us at podcast@arthousebillings.com.
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Matt, Brian, and Keller sit down to discuss their top five favorite films of 2021 that played at the Art House and Babcock theaters.
This list includes some of the year's greats like Jane Campion's The Power of the Dog, David Lowery's The Green Knight, and Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch.
If you would like to contribute to our discussion, email us at podcast@arthousebillings.com.
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Matt and Brian discuss the heartfelt drama MANCHESTER BY THE SEA for this final episode of Art House Rewind!
Thank you so much to our sponsors, like Corby Skinner, for making this program possible.
Matt and Brian are joined by Jim Rott from Steepworld Climbing & Fitness to discuss the phenomenal Oscar winning documentary FREE SOLO.
Thank you so much to our sponsors, including Yellowstone Public Radio, for making this program possible.
Matt, Brian, and friend of Art House from MINT Film Festival Ryan Kabeary discuss Armando Iannucci's black comedy political satire THE DEATH OF STALIN!
Thank you to our sponsors, like Roni Kuzma from RBC Wealth Management, for their support of this program.
Matt, Brian, Jake, and friend of the Art House Keller Paulson are here to discuss 2019's sequel to THE LEGO MOVIE from writer Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.
We're so thankful to our sponsors - like Drs. McBride, Steiner, & Lebsock - for their support, making this program possible.
Follow Keller Paulson on his podcast page (Facebook.com/kellerscouch), the Venture Improv (Facebook.com/ventureimprov) or Slapstick improv (Facebook.com/slapstickimprovcomedy)
Matt, Brian, and Shelly are here to talk about the Austrian psychological horror film GOODNIGHT MOMMY.
A huge thanks to our sponsors, including Barjon's Books, for making this program possible.
Matt, Brian, Jake, and friend of the Art House Megan Logan discuss Bo Burnham's coming-of-age directorial debut.
Thank you to our Art House sponsors, includingToucan, for making this program possible.
Episode 6 - Ex Machina (2014)
Matt, Brian, and good Art House friend Marshall Granger discuss Alex Garland's sci-fi masterpiece.
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Art House Rewind - Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016).
Matt, Brian, and Lukas Stevens discuss this quirky film from Taika Waititi.
This program is made possible from the support of our great sponsors, including Harper and Madison. Thank you!
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ART HOUSE REWIND, THIS WEDNESDAY!
Matt, Brian, and Jake are back to discuss the unbelievably true story THREE IDENTICAL STRANGERS.
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Art House Rewind: Episode 3 - Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
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Episode Two of Art House Rewind/ Matt, Brian, and Seth discuss THE LOBSTER
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INTRODUCING ART HOUSE REWIND!
Looking for a way to experience Art House from home? Join Art House staff as they discuss great films we previously played with Art House Rewind on Facebook Live!
First up - Matt, Brian, and Jake discuss I, TONYA, which we played in March of 2018.
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