
In this podcast we set out to answer the age old question: is the book really always better than the movie?
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksFilm ReviewsTV & FilmArts | |||

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What if the real monster isn’t the creature, but the way his story was retold? We dive into Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and the Universal classics Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein to trace how a philosophical meditation on creation... more
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A phone call opens with a code: “I heard you paint houses.” From that line, I followed Frank Sheeran’s long road from soldier to union fixer to alleged hitman, weighing the granular confessions of Charles Brandt’s book against the som... more
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A year of loud releases and louder opinions deserves a clear-eyed reckoning. I pull back the curtain on my most disappointing theatrical watches and ask why big IP, glossy remakes, and awards-season polish still left me so cold. From ... more
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What if one of your favorite films of the year is the one everyone else swears is terrible? My feelings drive this countdown of the 10 movies I watched in theaters that defined my 2025. I kept the scope tight: only films I watched on ... more
The much asked question has been turned into a podcast, is the book better than the movie (or sometimes series). Lluvia does a great job of going into detail about the differences, why they were likely made, and if it improves or affects the story. Recommend this podcast to film and book lovers, and anyone working in either industry
This has me excited to read the books of films I’ve only seen! I love how passionate Lluvia is about this material. She gives excellent attention to the differences between the books and the movies.
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