
The Greatest Movies Podcast Ever
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Reviewed: Frankenstein, Frogs
Top 5: Classic Lit Adaptations
Monthly Theme: Jeff Bridges
It was the best of Episodes. It was the worst of Episodes. Dust off your library card JawHeads, because today we’re talking classic lit!
We’re doing it in ho... more
Reviewed: Bugonia, John Candy: I Like Me
Top 5: Horror Movies of the 2000s
Guest: Cati Glidewell
Monthly Theme: Jeff Bridges
Listen guys – we’ve been loving the millennium recap episodes we’ve been doing. The top 5 ______ of the 2000s lists. And ... more
Reviewed: A House of Dynamite
Top 3: Graveyard Scenes
Guest: John LaFlamboy
Monthly Theme: Jeff Bridges
BOOOOO!! Did I scare you Ghouls and Gals? I hope so, because this week we are FINALLY getting into the Halloween spirit on this dip-dang show!... more
Reviewed: Tron: Ares, Roofman
Top 5: Ecological Horror Films
Guest: Ali’s Reptile Den
Monthly Theme: Jeff Bridges
This week on CinemaJaw, we’re talking ROBOTS AND SNAKES BABYYYY.
I’m gonna keep things 100p guys, I tried framing this writeup as t... more
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I enjoy shows with segments and the ever changing flow makes it an easy (and engaging) listen. Great show!
The expertise and the love of movies really comes through.
Los mejores top 5 cada semana, mi podcast de cine favorito, siempre encuentro varias recomendaciones para agregar a mi queue
Hilarious repartee between Matt and Ryan! They run and tight podcast with excellent segments and great insight. They are a blast!
These guys are fantastic. They follow a formula and themes that make every episode fun and enjoyable. The fact that they do not often see eye to eye or agree on a certain opinion makes this podcast all the more entertaining. If you are someone who likes movies, you will love this podcast and it will change the way you watch movies.
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Listeners can expect engaging conversations that center around the world of cinema, covering a mix of film reviews, industry insights, and unique thematic discussions. The hosts often explore topics such as the influence of animated films, transformative performances in acting, and the cultural significance of remakes and reboots. Episodes are characterized by the hosts' dynamic rapport, personable banter, and a lighthearted approach, making even serious film critiques accessible and entertaining. With segments like 'top 5' lists and trivia, the content is designed to intrigue cinephiles as well as casual moviegoers, while also providing professional insights and recommendations from the latest screenings.
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Recent guests on CinemaJaw include:
1. Cati Glidewell
2. John LaFlamboy
3. Erika Valenciana
4. Stephen Wester
5. Hobart Miller
6. Michael Panico
7. Erik Childress
8. Mark Dujsik
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