Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time is a documentary nearly 40 years in the making. On Friday, November 19, it will finally be released. In this Between Takes episode, Shawn speaks with the film's co-director Robert Weide, who first approached Vonnegut about making the documentary back in 1982. They discuss Weide's friendship with Vonnegut, why it took so long to get the film to the big screen, and some of Weide's favorite memories about Vonnegut.

Learn more about Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time at vonnegutmovie.com, and follow the documentary on Twitter @vonnegutdoc and on Facebook @KurtVonnegutDocu.

Vanishing Angle producers Matt Miller, Natalie Metzger, and Benjamin Wiessner, join Shawn for a discussion of their new film 'The Beta Test,' written and directed by Jim Cummings and PJ McCabe. Learn more about 'The Beta Test' and where you can see it at thebetatest.movie, and be sure to follow Vanishing Angle on all social platforms @vanishingangle.

Happy Halloween, Missing Framers! Celebrate the spooky season with Shawn, Annie and Scott as they discuss Annie and Scott's first viewing of David Lynch's feature debut Eraserhead. Shawn considers this a 'perfect' film - will it hold the same sway over Annie and Scott or will its nightmarish imagery throw them for a loop? All these questions and more will be answered! (Or maybe no questions will be answered at all. This is David Lynch we're talking about...)

HOSTS
Shawn Eastridge
Annie Black
Scott Russell

Spooky season celebration continues with a viewing of Stanley Kubrick’s horror masterpiece ‘The Shining.’ Make-up artist Carley Cooper returns to Missing Frames to discuss her first viewing of this classic. She and Shawn chat about where it ranks in the annals of horror cinema, Stephen King’s disdain for the adaptation and the initial negative reaction to the film.

HOSTS
Shawn Eastridge
Carley Cooper

As far as Shawn is concerned, September, not October, is the start of spooky season. And to celebrate the occasion, he and John Mills have decided to watch a horror film John has never seen before. That film is Nobuhiko Obayashi’s House, and while it’s technically classified as a horror film….is it really? Or is it literally every film genre smashed together into one manic super film?

Join Shawn and John as they attempt to process this bonkers cult classic and why it may in fact be a legitimate masterpiece. 

HOSTS
Shawn Eastridge
John Mills