Director John Hillcoat reteams with writer and musician Nick Cave for their third collaboration, the Prohibition-era quasi-historical actioner Lawless, with Tom Hardy, Shia Laboeuf, Jason Clarke, Gardy Oldman, and a particularly cartoonish Guy Pearce; Simon Howell is joined by regular co-host Julian Carrington and special guest Josh Spiegel of Mousterpiece Cinema to see if the movie measures up to their last team effort, the grim Aussie western The Proposition. After that, Josh is swapped out for SOS contributor Ty Landis, who joins Simon and Julian for an in-depth preview of this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, including some discussion of anticipated flicks as well as some highlights of films we’ve caught an early look at.
The Sound On Sight podcast was launched in late 2008 from the ashes of a radio show titled, The Naked Lunch, a show which aired on CJLO, 1690 AM in Montreal. Our podcast is marketed principally towards students and genre enthusiasts, and typically features in-depth discussion and debate on contemporary film. Throughout the years, the podcast has been nominated one of the best film shows world wide by several outlets including, MovieMaker Magazine.
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The Sound On Sight podcast was launched in late 2008 from the ashes of a radio show titled, The Naked Lunch, a show which aired on CJLO, 1690 AM in Montreal. Our podcast is marketed principally towards students and genre enthusiasts, and typically features in-depth discussion and debate on contemporary film. Throughout the years, the podcast has been nominated one of the best film shows world wide by several outlets including, MovieMaker Magazine. 
