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Early Access: Joe's Shelf - Night Moves (1975) (Patreon)

Published:
2025-07-15 18:17:39
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2026-06

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It's time to talk about movies again! And what a great movie to talk about. I picked this as the next installment of Joe's Shelf following the unfortunate passing of star Gene Hackman a few months back. I'm sure at some point you've heard me rattle on endlessly about my love of hard-boiled detective fiction and this is a movie that really reinforces that love. We definitely recommend giving the movie a watch before listening because we spoil the whole plot.

We also go through the PO Box items that some of you have kindly sent in. I know I missed a few things, but I'll bring up the rest on the Patreon exclusive Joe's Shelf this month, where we'll be watching Alfred Hitchcock's Rope. That will be the next episode we record so stay tuned!

Enjoy and let us know your thoughts on Night Moves!

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Troy Thomas

I bought the Criterion of this movie sight unseen because you guys said it would be an upcoming episode, and I'm glad I did, because I loved this movie. Thanks for the recommendation. (It makes up for you guys getting me to see Anora earlier this year, for sure.)

JokersJuicyAss

A film? I thought this was a Jerry Lewis podcast

Lux Anatis

At last out long national nightmare is over

Sidetracks

It's a great release by them! So happy they added it to the collection

Sidetracks

Jerry will return. We're planning to do a similarly-themed old Hollywood clip show soon though!

Dylan H.

May need to rewatch this before listening. I Haven’t seen Night Moves since I was in college and went through a bit of a Hackman thing. I watched this around the same time as Prime Cut, which is another hard boiled film with Lee Marvin and Hackman playing a villain named Mary Ann.

Heath Chamerski

F/X is such a great movie and would be perfect for the show. The sequel isn’t too bad either. I was hoping the recent Fall Guy movie was going to be kind of like a modern-day remake of F/X but it was nowhere near as good.

Nathan Kearney

Oh man, Rope is great! I have to rematch it before the new episode!

Steven Trotter

To whoever sent that Venture Bros movie you a real one, so many fond memories of that show, it first aired when I was like 7 or 8 and it basically grew up with me, unfortunately we both ran out of steam towards the end and became complete train wrecks. After they moved to New York it became pretty mediocre at best, the perfect place to end it would've been at Season 4's Operation PROM

Thomas Bishop

I stuck with VHS sooo long into the DVD era, but it took me until 3ish years ago to get into collecting for it from the thrift stores. I have a crappy VCR i used for awhile, but i got an SVHS player with S-Video out for like 45 dollars on ebay and a smaller TV at the thrift store. One of the best things I ever did on a random whim, it really looks light years better. And whenever I put common horror tapes or weirder stuff on Ebay they sell almost instantly. But I really recommend trying to snipe a higher-end VCR, because the shitty quality will turn you off right away.

Lux Anatis

Thank you guys for calling out what you'll be watching for the next episode. Those of us who actually do try to watch the movies you feature greatly appreciate it. I'm actually watching Rope right now (free with ads on YouTube) and have come to the disturbing realization that I may be suffering from the effects of a parasocial relationship with you two. I'm watching the opening scene thinking these two guys are exactly like Joe and Ryan if the latter convinced the former to commit a murder.

QuebeckFilms (Listen To Malding At the Midseason)

As someone who directed a short while in L.A. about a P.I. my thoughts for why that setting works so well for that kind of character is because L.A. and specifically hollywood is the icon of hope and stardom for the young and hopeful, while for many who live there it's a city of false promises and deep rooted evil. It makes a washed up detective both feel at home and also that much more grounded.

Trembling Colors

Ryan, absolutely watch the Venture bros and Metalocalypse movies. They’re the ends to those shows. The musical Metalocalypse thing wasn’t great but the movie that came out after it is the proper ending to the story. Also, Hardcore Henry is a good fun action movie.

Carlisle

I can't wait for Joe to crush Ryan in chess.