
A casual movie and tv discussion series. Join the Afterthoughts crew --Dixon, John, and Ryan-- and their guests, as they share their afterthoughts on things they've recently watched. Old or new, doesn't matter.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV ReviewsTV & Film | |||

It's recommendin' and refutin' time. John explores the Madonna starring sexy thriller Body of Evidence (1993), Ryan goes completely off the rails and talks about some fucking video game called Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (2025), and Dixon dissects Or... more
Take a journey with us to the small town of Virgil, Texas and meet its many quirky inhabitants. Like Louis Fyne, a big dancin' bear on the hunt for matrimony, Earl Culver, the bigwig in charge of growing tech company Varicorp, and The Lazy Woman, who... more
Freshly waking from the nightmare of Watchmen: The Ultimate Cut, the Afterthoughts crew is back with a more grounded, less rant-filled Recommend or Refute. Join John, Dixon, and Ryan as they try to push the trauma of Zack Snyder's vision from their m... more
It's a day late to publish, but it was truly the greatest April Fools prank to ever be played on Dixon.
What do you get when you take a groundbreaking comic series (DON'T SAY GRAPHIC NOVEL) and adapt it into a hyper-stylized, bloated, overly simplif... more
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Love this podcast, John, Ryan, and Dixon have a great chemistry which allows them to talk about anything and everything film. 🍿🎬 If you’re looking for a podcast to supplement your movie watching this is the one. Plus the recommend and refute episodes are great for finding new things to watch! If I could recommend a film for y’all to review it would be “Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes”!
I am set in my ways and rarely take on new podcasts for my regular rotation. But, I noticed these guys kept popping up when I searched for discussions about whatever weird movie I just watched. They have a great casual style and diverse tastes in film. One likes art house/criterion, another seems to be into anime, and the other likes B film “schlock” type movies. A great listen, especially the recommend or refute eps. Keep it going guys, I love the show!
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A lively panel of cinephiles discusses recent films and TV, balancing enthusiastic recommendations with principled refutations. Episodes emphasize thoughtful analysis of adaptation, pacing, and tonal choices, often mixing personal anecdotes with production trivia. A standout is the trio's willingness to challenge mainstream/popular picks while keeping discussions approachable and entertaining for a broad audience. The format regularly features “Recommend or Refute” segments, guest contributions, and candid banter, making it feel like a trusted circle of movie lovers sharing takes after a screening. Potential listeners who enjoy film criticism with personality, humor, and diverse tastes will likely find this show engaging and repeatable acro... more
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Recent guests on Afterthoughts include:
1. Ryan King
2. John Garcia
3. Sean Villiers
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