Oliver Stone
Oliver Stone (1946-present) got his start by making a few horror films before becoming one of the biggest names in American cinema. His confrontational style, combined with a willingness to tackle the events of his day due to his experiences in the Vietnam War, won him numerous awards and a strong following. Andrew and Kyle go through each one of his films to see what about them touched the zeitgeist of their time so well, and whether they are worth a second glance today.
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