Evil Sexy Hamlet Podcast

Welcome to the Evil Sexy Oscars! Andy and Jenna review what won and what should’ve won at the 96th Academy Awards. Plus, we give our alternative picks in the major categories. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit evilsexyhamlet.substack.com

It’s Dune week on the Evil Sexy Hamlet Podcast. Jenna and I run through what we watched the week of 3/3/24, then we offer up our instant reactions to the long-awaited Dune: Part Two (mild spoilers).* Rhubarb (1951) Dir. Arthur Lubin - Available to Rent* The Psychic (1977) Dir. Lucio Fulci - Streaming on Tubi* There Will Be Blood (2007) Dir. Paul Thomas Anderson - Available to Rent * Rock ‘n’ Roll High School (1979) Dir. Allan Arkush - Streaming on Peacock and Tubi* Priscilla (2023) Dir. Sofia

Welcome to Episode 3 of the Evil Sexy Hamlet Podcast — a weekly digest of the movies we watched.Movies covered in the episode:* Drive-Away Dolls (2024) Dir. Ethan Coen* Now in Theaters* The Sword in the Stone (1963) Dir. Wolfgang Reitherman* Streaming on Disney+* Grown Ups (2010) Dir. Dennis Dugan* Streaming on Prime Video* Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) Dir. George Lucas* Streaming on Disney+* Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) Dir. Ron Howard* Streaming on Disney+* Funeral in Berlin (1966)

Welcome to Episode 2 of the Evil Sexy Hamlet Podcast — a weekly digest of the movies we watched.Movies covered in the episode:* Lisa Frankenstein (2024) Dir. Zelda Williams* Now in Theaters* Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003) Dir. Patrick Gilmore, Tim Johnson* Available to Rent * Popeye (1980) Dir. Robert Altman* Streaming on PlutoTV* California Split (1974) Dir. Robert Altman* Streaming on Netflix* Party Girl (1995) Daisy von Scherler Mayer* Streaming on The Criterion Channel, Peacock, and

Hey folks, welcome to the Evil Sexy Hamlet Podcast by Andy & Jenna. Tune in for a weekly digest of what we watched and what we thought. We’ll start with a quick ‘n dirty review of the new releases. Then we’ll dive in on the other movies we watched that week and let you know where you can watch ‘em yourself. Thanks for listening and ‘till next time: Stay evil, stay sexy, and keep watching movies!Movies covered in the episode:* Argylle (2024) Dir. Matthew Vaughn* Now in Theaters* A Nightmare on Elm

Welcome to KOTHcast, the only King of the Hill podcast that matters. About a year ago, Allena, Andy, and I started this podcast project. The goal was to recap every episode of King of the Hill from our enthusiastically weird and lefty point of view. We love King of the Hill not only for all it’s subversive commentary on American politics, capitalism, patriotism, and all other manner of social expressions, but what it has to say about friends, family, character, civic duty, and dog ownership. The

close up is an interview series where we ask people about the films that have influenced them the most. This installment is available as a podcast (above) and as an article (below). Brandon Bales, actorBrandon Bales in Vice (2018)Brandon Bales is a Los Angeles-based actor who has worked in film, television, theatre, and video games for more than fifteen years. He’s also one of my best friends. I met Brandon when he auditioned for a short film I wrote in film school. I can still remember his audition