Jeremy and Paco are joined by Alex Gomez, one of the hosts of Music Box Movie Trivia, ⁠to talk about 1996’s Primal Fear, directed by Gregory Hoblit.

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Further reading and sources

• Primal Fear | William Diehl
• The Shaky Future of the CTA | Chicago Tribune
• FBI SAYS BOMB PARTS FOUND UNABOMBER SUSPECT CHARGED AS AGENTS FIND CHEMICALS | Wes Smith, Charles M. Madigan, Chicago Tribune
• A MOST UNLIKELY HOMETOWN FOR A RADICAL: EVERGREEN PARK WAS TRADITIONAL IN THE '50S AND REMAINS SO TODAY | Bob Secter, Dionne Searcey, Chicago Tribune
• WHO IS EDWARD NORTON? | Michael Wilmington, Chicago Tribune
• Maxwell Street cop HQ closing | Ernest Tucker, Chicago Sun-Times
• MAKING MOVIES | Bill Zwecker, Chicago Sun-Times
• `Primal Fear' Guilty Of Being Offensive | Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times
• The many faces of Edward Norton | Cindy Pearlman, Chicago Sun-Times
• UIC campus gets its closeups on TV, in films | UIC Blog

• Getting Out of My Head: An Interview with Edward Norton | Graham Fuller, Cinéaste

Jeremy and Paco talk about 2011's Source Code, directed by Duncan Jones. Featuring a clip from the first unreleased iteration of this podcast in 2021, where filmmaker Caitlyn Johnson joined us to talk about the movie.

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You can watch Tony Scott's Deja Vu (2006) on Starz, or rent it on Apple or Amazon.

Further reading and sources:

• Gyllenhaal says the 'Bean' could be metaphor for 'Source Code' |Dean Richards, Chicago Tribune

• Like Something Out Of A Movie: Alleged Shakedown On Metra Film Location |CBS News and Better Government Association

• Bean sculptor reflects pride on Chicagoans |Neil Steinberg, Chicago Sun-Times

• With Chicago fans, everything just Jake |Cindy Pearlman, Chicago Sun-Times

• Metra Train Stars in Movie “Source Code” with Jake Gyllenhaal ⁠ |Better Magazine

• Secret of her success: Michelle Monaghan's Midwestern roots help versatile actress stay grounded |Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune

• How Jake Gyllenhaal Wooed Duncan Jones to Direct ‘Source Code’, |Lindsay Powers, Kim Messina, Hollywood Reporter

• Temporality and Surveillance I: Terrorism Narratives and the Melancholic Security State| From Surveillance Cinema by Catherine Zimmer

• Speculative Finance and Network Temporality in Duncan Jones's Moon and Source Code, | David P. Pierson, CR: The New Centennial Review
  

Jeremy and Paco talk about A Working Man (2025), directed by David Ayer.

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Further reading and sources:

• ⁠‘I’ll Do What I Have to Do to Survive’: David Ayer faced a “dark night of the soul” after the controversy of Suicide Squad. It changed his career.⁠ | Bilge Ebiri, Vulture
• "A Working Man" review⁠ | Robert Daniels, RogerEbert.com
• ⁠Harsh Times, Ayer's first film, is available on Tubi