On October 21st, Forrest and Kristina will be joined by AlexHaha @devilsadvocateproductions to talk about Hayao Miyazaki's Kiki's Delivery Service (1989) One of the earliest Studio Ghibli films after My Neighbor Totoro just 4 years after Ghibli was founded. Based on the book Witch's Express Home Delivery by Eiko Kadono Miyazaki made a whole lot of changes to the story in the book, in order to create a story about maturing, growing up, and feeling confident about yourself. The 1989 version in

"They are bad people. They should suffer." For Episode 380, Thomas and Brandon continue their discussion of Folk Horror movies by talking about Ben Wheatley and his movie KILL LIST. Listen as they discuss Wheatley's career, what the film's original setting was, how the cast got involved in the writing process of the film, the movie's unique structure, why Ben Wheatley cut out significant moments of the film, and much more! Also, don't forget to join our Patreon for more exclusive movie content:

There are no spoilers in this episode. As Alex and Nick give their glowing review of Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” topics include attending an LA premiere, the film’s Oscar chances, Alex’s recent brush with death, Nick’s recent brush with death, Top 5 Leonardo DiCaprio performances, re-ranking PTA’s filmography, meeting Colin Farrell, and much more. For WAYW, the guys review new movies from Daniel Day-Lewis(!), Derek Cianfrance, Kathryn Bigelow, Luca Guadagnino, Rebecca M...

Dana and Tom with Jaylan Salah Salman (film critic, author and poet, podcaster) discuss All About Eve (1950): written and directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, cinematography by Milton Krasner, music by Alfred Newman, starring Bette Davis, Anne Baxter, George Sanders, Celeste Holm, Hugh Marlowe, and Thelma Ritter.Plot Summary: All About Eve is a classic drama about ambition, fame, and betrayal in the world of theater. The film stars Bette Davis as Margo Channing, a talented but aging Broadway star who

The residents of 1313 Mockingbird Lane get ready for their close-up, as we wrap up our spirited “Addams v. Munsters” debate with a nostalgic deep dive into the classic sitcom “The Munsters”. We explore what sets it apart from “The Addams Family”—not just visually, but culturally—and reminisce about the show’s offbeat charm, its subtle social commentary, and the chemistry between cast members, highlighting icons like Fred Gwynne, Yvonne DeCarlo, and Al Lewis. Join us as we break down two...

Today on the show, I discuss the provocative, groundbreaking "Teen Apocalypse" trilogy from New Queer Cinema icon Gregg Araki: Totally Fucked Up, The Doom Generation, and Nowhere. Set in the hazy wastelands of Los Angeles, the films follow various groups of teens who explore drugs, sex, television, and societal collapse through deadpan humor and witty observations on the end of the world.follow and subscribe to the show on your favorite platform via the link

What do a secret atomic mission, the horrors of war, and a shark tale immortalised in blockbuster cinema have in common? In this haunting, unforgettable episode of History For F***’s Sake, host Sarah Dowd welcomes naval historian, author, and maritime storyteller Nick Hewitt to dive beneath the surface of one of WWII's most infamous tragedies: the sinking of USS Indianapolis.From Jaws’ unforgettable monologue to the real-life trauma endured by hundreds of young sailors stranded in Pacific waters,

In 1960, Alfred Hitchcock released Psycho, a bold new sort of horror film that shocked audience's with it's sequences of murder and depravity, including a shower stabbing sequence that is firmly in the canon of iconic film moments. But where did this cinematic burst of bloodlust come from? In part 1 of our debut episode of Years of Fear, we explore the evolution of the first 60+ years of onscreen violence and death that lead up to Janet Leigh's iconic death sequence. We also explore the film's

Robi is flying solo on this episode of Top 10 Video where we're counting down the top 10 video rentals from June 21st, 1997, and then focusing on Ron Howard's domestic thriller Ransom starring, Mel Gibson, Rene Russo, Gary Sinise and Delroy Lindo.New Top 10 Video episodes monthly here on The Introverse channel!

Welcome back to a new episode of The Culture Garden Podcast! 🌿 Rich and Skool are back to break down the next batch of 10 films from the NY Times Top 100 list. This round includes some surprise first watches like Memento, The Hurt Locker, and Little Miss Sunshine, along with a chance to revisit modern classics such as Gone Girl and Oppenheimer. 🎬If you’re a film lover or a true movie nerd, this one’s for you! Be sure to subscribe, comment, like, and share — and as always, y’all be cool how y’all

What do tie-dyed shirts, TikTok nostalgia cycles, and the hopeful chaos of Gen Z’s anxieties have in common? In this episode of History For F***k’s Sake host Sarah Dowd welcomes Louisa Rogers, assistant professor in Fashion Communications, creative entrepreneur, and youth culture decoder to step into the DeLorean and unravel the staying power of Back to the Future for its 40th anniversary.From Brussels to the North East, Louisa’s career arcs across fashion photography, failed start-ups (she almost

What connects a 300-year-old cello, a lost concerto, and the darkest chapters of 20th-century Europe? In this first ever episode of History for F***’s Sake, acclaimed author, BBC Radio 3 presenter, documentary maker, and cellist Dr. Kate Kennedy joins host Sarah Dowd to unravel the extraordinary true story at the heart of her acclaimed book, Cello: A Journey through Silence to Sound.Kate has traced the journey of the missing cello belonging to Hungarian Jewish cellist Pal Hermann, lost for over 70

In this episode of the Black Death 101 podcast, hosts Nubius Black and Johnny Deth delve into the 1976 film 'Dr. Black and Mr. Hyde.' They explore the themes of identity, transformation, and the societal implications of race and ambition. The conversation highlights the film's unique take on the classic Jekyll and Hyde story, emphasizing the struggles of Dr. Henry Pryde, a black doctor trying to navigate a world that often marginalizes him. The hosts discuss the film's

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As we’ve just revisited Tron and Tron: Legacy, you knew we couldn’t resist jacking back into the Grid for Tron: Ares. This is a spoiler-free sneak peek of our full Patreon episode, where we talk Jared Leto’s turn as Ares, the film’s take on AI, and whether that Nine Inch Nails soundtrack hits as hard as promised. Does this long-awaited sequel push the Tron universe forward, or just coast on nostalgia? That's what we plan to find out... 👉 Hear the full spoiler-filled episode on Patreon:

THIS WEEK ON THE 4:30 MOVIE, we celebrate the life and career of the late DIANE KEATON as we curate an all-new theme week devoted to this legendary and luminous star and director whose charm, quirkiness and facility with comedy and drama will never be forgotten.  Once again join all your favorite 4:30 Movie hosts for all-new fantasy theme weeks including MARK A. ALTMAN (showrunner, PANDORA, author, THE FIFTY-YEAR MISSION, THEY SHOULDN'T HAVE KILLED HIS DOG, writer/producer FREE ENTERPRISE), STEVEN

It's 1975. No one knows it yet, but this is when the Blockbuster Age begins. It starts with a movie called Jaws, directed by an up-and-coming director named Steven Spielberg. If you don't know, Jaws is about a killer shark. It's the reason an entire generation feared going into the water. At the time of its release, it became the highest-grossing film of all time--and also the blueprint for a revolution in the filmmaking business.What Jaws offers casual movie fans who have always meant to watch

Demi Moore Biography Flash a weekly Biography.Demi Moore—ever the iconoclast—spent the last few days generating headlines that reinforce her status not just as a Hollywood survivor, but as a cultural force willing to provoke, challenge, and inspire. Most notably, the 62-year-old graces the cover of Glamour’s 2025 Global Women of the Year issue, a milestone she marked with an Instagram post, declaring herself “absolutely honored” to be named among the honorees and sharing behind-the-scenes images

Cher BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Cher’s legendary status remains untouched, and the past few days have served as keen affirmation that she is not just an icon but an ongoing spectacle in popular culture. The biggest headline is the lavish new production of "The Cher Show" at North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, Massachusetts, which opened with acclaim and runs through November 2. The reviews rave about Sara Gettelfinger’s electrifying performance as Cher, with costumes designed by the always

Join me and my guy Jake Wimsett as we discuss the hit series "Landman" on Paramount. This is an excellent show that everyone should watch!!