I kick off Barbara Streisand week at TFH with a brand new commentary on 1972’s “Up The Sandbox” - perhaps her most unusual and obscure film. It’s not a musical and it’s not really a comedy… it’s a naturalistic drama with a touch of the avant-garde. Watch it here: youtu.be/eamyoRjeIRw

ED WOOD hit theaters 30 years ago today, so you’d better believe I’m re-upping my interview with @larrythek.bsky.socialwww.rogerebert.com/interviews/p...

Pull the String: Larry Karaszewski Remembers “Ed Wood” at 30 | Interviews | Roger Ebert

A look back at one of the best movies of the '90s by one of its writers.

Living with Ghosts Patty Griffin

Carver and I drinking a shot of Movies before we head off to the Emmys

30th Anniversary Screening ED WOOD - BEYOND FEST AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE EGYPTIAN THEATER SAT. SEPT. 28 - 2PM SCOTT & LARRY Q&A 09/28 is literally the date the film opened in theaters 30 years ago! beyondfest.com/the-biggest-...

I’ll be moderating a Q&A with director Azazel Jacobs at the New Beverly this Saturday night 9/14 - Here’s a chance to see one of the best films of the year in glorious 35mm up on the big screen: “His Three Daughters” thenewbev.com/program/sept...

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At the Museum of Illustration to catch their exhibition on MAD artist Jack Davis - just incredible. Spent an hour zooming in on every little detail.

I named my daughter Carver after the author

Entering the Criterion Closet!