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In Film We Trust

In Film We Trust

A weekly podcast where we discuss, dissect and deep dive all things film, from the obscure to the mainstream.

tv & film film reviews

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01:29:59

IFWT #119 - The Night of the Iguana (1964) [ft....

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2025/04/24

We're joined by friend of the show Carmelita McKoy, who brings us John Huston's 1964 adaptation of Tennessee Williams's play The Night of the Iguana, and we here at IFWT are spoiled, as Carmelita is a wealth of Tennessee Williams knowledge, so it's only fitting she join us for the dive into a film that bridges that old and new Hollywood.

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01:32:21

IFWT #118 - Death Walks on High Heels (1971) [ft....

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2025/04/17

It’s time for us to return to the delightfully sordid world of Giallo with Death Walks On High Heels. Luciano Ercoli might not be the biggest name ever to grace the genre, but as we’ll prove today, he earned a distinctive position in the world of Italian murder mystery. Alongside long time friend of the podcast, author Marek Z. Turner aka Polizio T Turner, we’ll give this little gem our customary deep dive, and chat a little about the world of giallo cinema in general. Get out your telescope and

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01:01:44

IFWT #117 - Lucifer Rising (1980)

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2025/04/03

We're taking our first trip into the world of short films on this podcast, and could think of no better way than to dive into the works of Kenneth Anger - a filmmaker of 'cine-poems' who has not only influenced cinema in general, but has arguably produced the first aeon of music video with his film Scorpio Rising. We discuss potentially his magnum opus in Lucifer Rising - a magick ritual put to celluloid and a film with an extremely complicated history.

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01:57:49

IFWT #116 - Bad News Bears (1976) [ft. author Dan...

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2025/03/27

It’s Baseball Opening Day, and what better what to celebrate this most American of occasions than by bring back a good friend of ours from across the pond to discuss what he considers to be the finest Baseball film of all time: The Bad News Bears. Released in 1976 (and boy you can tell!), it’s a simple yet powerful tale of friendship, camaraderie, wasted potential and the harm that comes from the single-minded pursuit of victory. Joining us for this deep dive is former guest Dan Epstein, an author,

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01:13:38

IFWT #115 - Symptoms (1974)

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2025/03/20

IFWT is finally diving into the world of Spanish cult filmmaker Jose Ramon Larraz. 1974 was an important one for the filmmaker, releasing two seminal horror movies, Vampyres, and the psych-horror slow burn Symptoms, starring daughter of horror icon Donald Pleasence, Angele Pleasence. And it is Symptoms we'll be giving the deep dive, but with two films sharing many similarities, we'll be sure to talk about Vampyres, too.

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01:10:29

IFWT #114 - Following (1998)

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2025/03/13

Before he had multimillion dollar budgets, before he had IMAX cameras, before he had some of the biggest names in Hollywood beating down his door, Christopher Nolan was just a plucky young student who dreamed of being a director. So in 1998 he gathered a bunch of friends, scraped a few thousand quid together and made Following, a neo-noir crime thriller that announced him as a talent to watch out for.We’ll be giving our thoughts on Nolan’s career as a whole, his merits as a filmmaker as well as

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01:07:06

IFWT #113 - The Zodiac Killer (1971)

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2025/03/06

Yes, yes. David Fincher's film Zodiac may be the definitive film covering the Zodiac killer, but what it cannot boast is the title of the only film made with the sole intention of capturing an active serial killer, which Tom Hanson's 1971 thriller The Zodiac Killer can.

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01:32:03

IFWT #112 - Psycho Sex Dolls (2025) [ft. dir David...

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2025/02/20

In October 2023 we invited Scottish indie filmmaker David Wilde on to the show to talk about his influences, his background in film and, most tantalisingly, the next project he was working on. On this week’s episode, we’re talking about that very film: Psycho Sex Dolls. We’ll ask David all manner of questions regarding the films plot, its characters, themes and all the fascinating background information on both the production itself and the Kickstarter campaign that made it possible. Ready to get

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01:08:29

IFWT #111 - Excalibur(1981) [ft. Cesare of The Rad...

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2025/02/13

We're dipping our toes into our very first dive into the world of sword and sorcery, as we take on John Boorman's 1981 classic Excalibur - a favourite of our guest, Cesare Augusto, of the terrific film podcast The Rad Revival House.

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01:35:14

IFWT #110 - The Black Dahlia (2006) [ft. James Ellroy...

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2025/02/06

Over the last few months, we’ve had author and James Ellory biographer Steven Powell on the show to discuss both the man himself, and the cinematic adaptations of his work. We’ve talked about Cop & L.A. Confidential, but today we’re getting to possibly the most divisive film born from Ellroy’s work: The Black Dahlia. Based on the infamous murder mystery from 1947, the film failed to find an audience when it was released in 2006, despite the big names both in front of and behind the camera, and

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01:11:23

IFWT #109 - 10 To Midnight (1983)

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2025/01/30

We're back for another year at IFWT! And for our inaugural episode of the year, we're diving into the Charles Bronson sleaze-fest for Cannon, 10 to Midnight. Ebert may have called this film 'garbage', but is it so bad? Is it reactionary? These are questions that are raised in this appropriately fun episode that deals with a film that has maybe the most ludicrously insane 'jack-off' machine. This episode contains contributions from the following people: Gringo Fantastico(

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01:49:01

IFWT #108 - Christmas Evil (1980) [ft. Bonkers Ass...

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2024/12/24

And so we come to the end of 2024, and in the spirit of the holiday season we’re getting some good friends together, cracking open a few delicious drinks and breaking down a cult classic. Christmas Evil may live in the shadow of its more notorious younger cousin Silent Night Deadly Night, lacking its controversy or increasingly ridiculous follow ups, but we’re out to prove that it’s a film that’s more than worth a viewing this December. Complex characters, interesting themes and a wealth of behind

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01:39:18

IFWT #107 - L.A. Confidential (1997) [ft. James...

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2024/12/19

We've arrived at the penultimate film in our James Ellroy adaptation series. And luckily for us, we're joined by author of Love Me Fierce In Danger: The Life of James Ellroy, Steven Powell, as we take on Curtis Hanson's 1997 masterpiece(?) LA Confidential - a film that many believe that have been robbed of the Best Picture Oscar by James Cameron's disastrous romance behemoth Titanic.

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01:43:56

IFWT#106 - Aspen Extreme(1993) [ft dir. Patrick...

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2024/12/12

For this episode, we’re bringing on filmmaker Patrick Hasburgh to discuss the little known but highly regarded 90s ski flick Aspen Extreme. It’s name might not mean much to you, but to the citizens of Colorado it’s a beloved icon and, for each successive generation, a rite of passage. Centering on the friendship between T.J. and Dexter, 2 Michigan locals who leave behind their dull jobs to become ski instructors in Aspen, Colorado, where the bond that holds them together will be tested like never

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01:41:57

IFWT #105 - The McPherson Tape/Alien Abduction [ft....

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2024/12/05

It's not often we get to sit down and discuss cinema with a person who created an entire genre - the found footage horror film! But here we are joined by the director of The McPherson Tape, Dean Alioto.Dean takes us through the completely insane life that the film took on, including rumours that Dean himself was a government operative, and that The McPherson Tape(then UFO Abduction) was real life footage of a UFO encounter! Yeah, this episode goes that crazy. so buckle in, space folks, this is a

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01:37:15

IFWT #104 - Cop (1988) [ft. James Ellroy biographer...

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2024/11/28

We’ve always loved diving headfirst into the world of seediness, crime and social degradation on this podcast, and this week is no different. We’re taking a look at the world of James Ellroy, the Demon Dog of American Crime fiction. In particular, the adaptation of his novel Blood On The Moon, Cop. Lloyd Hopkins is, say it with me now, a hardboiled, no nonsense detective that’s not afraid to bend the rules. Not only are we dissecting the movie, as is our custom, we’re also speaking with an expert

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01:29:47

IFWT #103 - Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)...

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2024/11/07

Spooky Season may be over, but that doesn't mean your friends at IFWT have given up on the idea of scaring y'all.Luckily for us, we're rejoined by our first ever guest, Newman of Movies 4 Dayz podcast to discuss this shocker from 1986 - a film that wasn't released in the UK uncut until the 2000s - 1986's Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer

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02:13:08

IFWT #102 - Cathy's Curse(1977)/Mausoleum(1983) [ft...

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2024/10/31

Halloween has arrived, and like all movie podcasts, it’s a special time of year for us. A time of monsters and curses, murderers and cults, mayhem and carnage. It’s been an incredible month here at In Film We Trust, and for this final episode of the 2024 Spooky Season, we’re bringing on 2 previous guests, Phil DeGlass from Flixology 101 and Matt Rotman from Bonkers Asa Cinema, to dive into a pair of cult horror films they themselves have chosen: Cathy’s Curse & Mausoleum.We’ll dissect and deep

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01:27:01

IFWT #101 - Trick or Treat (1986)

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2024/10/24

For our penultimate spooky season 2024 episode we're diving into the Satanic fuelled world of Charles Martin Smith's debut film Trick or Treat - a horror film that was promoted as being the next big thing in the horror world; a film a that deals with that decades satanic panic from the vantage of a bullied high school metal head. This episode features contributions from: Author Dan Epstein, head over to his substack at https://danepstein.substack.com/ Phil of Flixology101.com Rhiannon Raincrow over

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01:41:30

IFWT#100 - Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers...

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2024/10/17

Well here we are folks, episode 100. 100 discussions, dissections and deep dives into the obscure and the mainstream. What’s more, its Spooky Season, possibly the greatest time of the year to be a film fan. So to celebrate this milestone, we’re taking a look at, uh, Halloween 6: The Curse Of Michael Myers.With our good friend and previous collaborator Gringo Fantastico joining us, we’re going to talk about our relationship with the Halloween series, the character and mystique of Michael Myers, the

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