Cinema Retro Podcast

For this Halloween edition of theCinema Retro Podcast, Jake, Miles, and Isabelle turn their attention to Brian De Palma’sCarrie—a defining work of American horror and a study in adolescent rage, repression, and spectacle. Together, we trace the film’s visual language, its complex portrayal of female adolescence, and its enduring influence on the genre.We also discuss a few recent viewings and revisit some of our favorite horror films—connecting threads across decades of cinematic fear and

In this episode of the Cinema Retro Podcast, we delve into Michelangelo Antonioni's 1966 film, 'Blow Up'. Through analysis of the film's plot, character dynamics, and cultural significance within the context of 1960s cinema, we explore the films' emotional detachment, cultural critique, audience reception, and relationship to modern art leaving some of our hosts to (controversially) believe, "this film is more interesting to talk about than to watch."Follow us on instagram @cinemaretromagazine for

Welcome back to the Cinema Retro podcast. In this episode, Miles sits down with director Ross Partridge, actor Jennifer Lafleur, and producer Kelly Frazier. We discussed the making of their new movie Birthrite (2025), a psychological horror film in the mold of Rosemary’s Baby: a couple moves to a small town whose cursed history threatens the life of their unborn child.We discussed the state of the movie business in LA and our favorite 70s films like Giant, A Woman Under the Influence, and Harold and

Miles, Jake, and Isabelle introduce themselves, the podcast, and discuss their favorite films from the 1960's and 70's; Killing of A Chinese Bookie (John Cassavetes, 1976), The Swimmer (Frank Perry, 1968), and Five Easy Pieces (Bob Rafelson, 1970). They also discuss Playboy, Celebrity Culture, what it means to be truly an "independent film" and much more.If you liked this episode, please subscribe and follow us on instagram at @cinemaretromagazine - we'll be back soon with more podcasts and content