​?THE FIRE RISES!?

Houselights is here to discuss the ending to the greatest superhero trilogy of all time "The Dark Knight Rises!"

In this hotly contested film, but beloved by many, we dissect what worked, what didn't, and what needed to be streamlined.

How do you view Nolan's TDKR nine years later?

BWAAAAAM!!!!!

"Inception" barrels in this week just like a train at an intersection. With DiCaprio and Christopher Nolan's only collaboration to date, your Houselights hosts dissect what's real, what isn't, and what's good.

​This week your hosts discuss what is arguably the greatest superhero #film of all time! 

Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight" flew into theaters, broke box office records, and was a great story on top of it. 

How do you feel about this #Batman #movie13 years later?

​Following up after the success of "Batman Begins," Christopher Nolan brings his now mind-bending signature to the magical masterpiece "The Prestige." Hugh Jackman, Christian Bale, Scarlett Johansson, and Michael Caine bring their A-game and so do your hosts this week.

​Batman Begins is finally here on Houselights!

As Christopher Nolan fans as well as Batman fans, your hosts have the best time analyzing what is arguably the start to the best superhero trilogy of all time. 

Listen to hear us talk about this film's impact on moviemaking as well as pop culture.

When you think Christopher Nolan, you don't immediately think of "Insomnia" starring Al Pacino, Robin Williams, and Hillary Swank. 

This week, your Houselights crew analyzes why this does and doesn't feel like a Nolan film.

​Memento is Nolan's second directorial work and it's a huge upgrade from his first. Costing less than $10m to make and earning back almost four times that. This story told in reverse continued the non-linear trend that Nolan will keep for most of his career. Tons of film students thought it was the greatest movie ever but what did you think?

​Switching directors to the one and only Christopher Nolan. We explore his first feature film "Following." Joel Schumacher saw this film and knew great things were coming from Nolan. Did you when you watched it?

​We top off our journey through David Fincher's directorial works with his first streaming motion picture: Mank. This movie is his first motion picture in six years since Gone Girl, a stark contrast in themes, subject matter, and accessibility. Following the life of Herman Mankiewicz and primarily his path to writing Citizen Kane. Please join us as we dissect this throwback to the golden age of Hollywood. Did you get the feeling of Mank's life when you watched or was it too riddled with inaccuracies? 

David Fincher returns to the director’s chair in the second season of Mindhunter, and your hosts explore what that might say about the closer connection to the material as compared to House of Cards. They also discuss expectations and surprises, their reaction to the season overall, and that famous Manson scene.