Not just another bad movie podcast, Blank Check reviews directors' complete filmographies episode to
We’re putting out a bit of a throwback episode for the most iconic (literal) blankie in film history
You’re a young movie fan. It’s 1981. STEVEN SPIELBERG is teaming up with FREAKING GEORGE LUCAS (!?!?
He invented the summer blockbuster. He inspired millions of people around the world to “watch the sk
Five curious tones. A mountain of mashed potatoes. Bob Balaban with a beard speaking french. After t
Dunnnh dun. Dunnnh dun. Never before had two notes provoked such terror as they did in JAWS, the 197
Young whippersnapper Steven Spielberg continues his run of dusty, road-centric films with 1974’s THE
2025! Blank Check Year 10! Year of Miracles! In honor of our record 10th year of podcasting, we’re d
What year is it? Well, it’s 2024 - but not for long. It’s our last episode of the year! Director of
Dougie gets it on (or, more accurately, Naomi Watts gets HER Dougie on), guest Fran Hoepfner pitches
This is the podcast. These are the (two) friends. Drink full, and descend. The famous “Atomic Bomb”
It is happening again - we’re covering TV! Or is it an 18-part movie? Much to ponder. We’re heading
Only on Blank Check would an episode about David Lynch’s deeply destabilizing INLAND EMPIRE turn int
Is it a dream? Is it about a dream? Is it a TV pilot? Is it the greatest film of the 21st century? I
We apologize in advance if you had a profound emotional experience with the new Robert Zemeckis join
Walt Disney Pictures Presents A Film By David Lynch. And what a beautiful, expectation-defying, G-ra
1997’s Lost Highway - is it (as David Sims wrote on Letterboxd), “a movie about headache”? Is it Dav
What if they made a sequel to the Joker movie that was pretty much the finale of Seinfeld but it’s a
One of the more harrowing films we’ve covered on the podcast (and the second film we’ve covered in 2
If we told you this was the first time we’d covered a Nicolas Cage movie on the podcast - would you
For a brief shining moment, Middle America went crazy for the surreal soap opera stylings of David L
