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Cinema File Podcast

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Andrew Shearer has been the voice of film at OnlineAthens and the Athens Banner-Herald since 2009.

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59:06

Cinema File: Does Chucky belong on TV instead of in...

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2021/12/10

Now that the first season of the SyFy Channel/USA Network's 'Chucky' series has ended, Dallas-based filmmaker Tiffany Warren joins Andrew for a discussion about whether or not the horror franchise character is better served by the small screen than in featrure films.

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49:26

Cinema File: I'm Rick James and You're a Rowan

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2021/11/29

Andrew and Sam review a bunch of movies from November 2021 including "Bitchin': The Sound and Fury of Rick James," "Ghostbusters Afterlife," Netflix's "The Harder They Fall" and more. Follow @cinemandrew on IG/Twitter and @abhcinema on Letterboxd.

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72:08

Cinema File: What are the scariest movies you've ever...

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2021/10/28

Every October, movie critics and fans weigh in on the scariest movies of all time, but what about the ones that personally scared you the most? If you've had your fill of discussions on "The Exorcist" and "Texas Chain Saw Massacre," listen in as horror experts Julieann Stipidis, Amy Paonessa and Andrew Shearer list their three scariest movies of all time.

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57:47

Cinema File: "Halloween Kills" is the year's feel-bad...

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2021/10/15

In this spoiler-filled discussion of the 2021 movie "Halloween Kills," Athens Banner-Herald arts and entertainment reporter Andrew Shearer talks to "Babysitter Massacre" director and slasher movie authority Henrique Couto about the unique way screen violence and character are used to responsible effect in the latest outing for Michael Myers.

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18:22

Cinema File: 'Titane' is going to cause walk-outs,...

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2021/10/01

A review of Julia Decournau's 'Titane' recorded on my drive home from the theater. There are some spoilers, so proceed with caution if you haven't seen it yet. Starts Oct. 1, 2021 at Athens Cine, which requires proof of vaccination or negative COVID test for entry.

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55:00

Cinema File: Summer movies and scary theatres

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2021/09/10

Former Blockbuster Video co-workers Andrew and Sam review a bunch of summer 2021 movies including The Green Knight, Respect, Karen, Candyman and more.

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60:09

Cinema File: It took '99 Women' to get banned in...

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2021/09/03

Jess Franco's exploitation classic "99 Women" had nearly 30 minutes of footage censored in some countries when it was released in 1969. Amy, Andrew and Kate take a look at the film often credited as kicking off the "women in prison" movie trend that lasted well into the next two decades.

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25:21

Cinema File: Kelley Kali and Angelique Molina are...

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2021/08/05

Filmmakers Kelley Kali and Angelique Molina named the main character of their debut feature "I'm Fine (Thanks for Asking)" after iconic actor Danny Trejo, who hails from the California neighborhood where the movie was made, but there's an even better story behind why she wears roller skates the entire time. "I'm Fine (Thanks for Asking)" is scheduled to air Saturday, Aug. 7, 2021 on the BET Her cable chanel.

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17:29

Cinema File: Interview with "Pink Opaque" director...

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2021/07/26

Written and directed by Los Angeles-based film maker Derrick Perry in his feature debut, "Pink Opaque" stars Elijah Booth and Ruby Park as an artist couple who are chasing their respective dreams under desperate circumstances. "Pink Opaque" will be released on streaming platforms on June 27, 2021.

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55:28

Cinema File: Episode 550 with top 5 movies of 2021...

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2021/07/15

Amy Paonessa from The Bloodlust podcast joins Andrew and Sam for the 550th episode of the Cinema File, in which we run down our respective mid-year top 5 movie picks for 2021.

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37:57

Cinema File: Happy 50th, Harold. Happy 50th, Maude.

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2021/06/10

1971 cult classic "Harold and Maude" turns 50 this year, and it also happens to be OnlineAthens entertainment writer Andrew Shearer's all-time favorite movie. This is a recording made directly after his friend Xtina watched it for the first time, so things get a bit sniffly.

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26:58

Cinema File: Interview with writer-director Chyna...

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2021/06/04

For her debut feature film, "No Ordinary Love," due on June 15, 2021, Fort Worth, TX-based writer-director Chyna Robinson took on the very real and highly sensitive issue of intimate partner violence and masterfully wove it into the cinematic medium. The result is a powerful viewing experience with an urgent message.

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32:03

Cinema File: Is "Spiral: Saw" scarier than going back...

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2021/05/14

Andrew hasn't been to the movies since March 2020, but the lure of Chris Rock starring in a horror movie was enough to get him back in a theatre. He recorded this podcast from his car directly after seeing "Spiral: From the Book of Saw." Which was scarier: the movie or going back to the movies during a worldwide pandemic?

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41:03

Cinema File: Oscar picks for 2021 (the year they let...

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2021/04/22

Why do we care about the 2021 Oscars? Because for once – and it took a worldwide pandemic for it to happen – everyday film fans actually got to see all the Best Picture nominees in the comfort of their own homes weeks before the ceremony. Join former Blockbuster co-workers Andrew and Sam as they give their picks and predictions for this year's "Superbowl Of Cinema."

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57:50

Cinema File: Spend a night in 'House,' the weirdest...

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2021/04/16

Released the same year as "Star Wars," Japanese experimental filmmaker Nobuhiko Obayashi's teenage horror masterpiece "House," a.k.a. "Hausu" came out. Panned by nearly all critics in its day, the effects-heavy mystery was a hit with young audiences due to its expert marketing campaign, youth-centered story and wild visuals. Decades later, "House" holds up beautifully, and remains a gorgeous and gory work from one of cinema's most original minds.

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48:39

Cinema File: It's girl-meets-fairground ride in 'Jumbo'

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2021/04/02

Former Blockbuster Video co-workers Andrew and Sam review a bunch of movies they watched in March 2021 including "Jumbo," "Godzilla vs. Kong," "Slaxx," "Tina," "Coming 2 America" and more.

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32:36

Cinema File: How virtual screenings helped save indie...

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2021/03/23

In this interview recorded on March 19, 2021, the one year anniversary of the launch of Kino Lorber's virtual screening platform, Athens Ciné executive director Pam Kohn speaks to Kino Lorber senior vice president of theatrical and nontheatrical distribution and acquisitions Wendy Lidell about the impact it had on keeping independent theaters going. Conversation moderated by OnlineAthens arts and entertainment reporter Andrew Shearer.

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55:31

Cinema File: Interview with Debbie Rochon, the queen...

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2021/03/12

Like the punk records and underground films that inspired and informed her tireless work ethic, Debbie Rochon is a rare find in an age where discovering a cool, obscure independent artist is an increasingly less unique possibility. In this interview recorded on March 11, 2021, Rochon discusses her early life on the streets, experience as a stage performer, and rise to become an icon in the world of indie cinema.

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34:13

Cinema File: "Dementer" writer-director Chad Crawford...

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2021/03/02

For his follow-up to the 2013 folk horror movie "Jug Face," Nashville-based writer-director Chard Crawford Kinkle involved local family and friends to make "Dementer," a truly frightening character piece set in a center for adults with special needs. In this audio interview, Kinkle tells OnlineAthens reporter Andrew Shearer about casting his older sister in a leading role, and how festival audiences reacted to the film's unique tone.

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49:58

Cinema File: We don't mess around about "Foxy Brown"...

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2021/02/27

In honor of the 7th anniversary of the special "CultCore" episode series, Andrew speaks to Kate Owens just moments after she finished watching the 1974 Pam Grier classic "Foxy Brown," co-starring Antonio Fargas and Bob Minor, and directed by Decatur, Ga. resident Jack Hill.

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