Code Unknown
Alan Geiss, Trellin McCoy & Kiley BlackHello there! Welcome to Code Unknown, where we cover films that are so bad, they're good to unbelievable sequels and hidden gems. We're seeking it all out to uncover the movies that seem to have drifted out of history.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | Film HistoryTV & Film | ||||
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Latest Episodes
Imagine if Forrest Gump was more realistic, bleak and someone lost their penis instead of their legs. more
While this movie isn't listed under the horror section it might as well be. more
To conclude our September theme of "family" films, we discuss One True Thing with the fabulous, Tara Black. more
Does Peter Falk play the father-in-law from hell or were we absolutely crazy about him? Tune in to find out! more
We explore the nuances of what makes The Empty Man stand apart from its contemporary counter parts. more
On paper, The Eyes of Laura Mars, is set up to be a thriller for the ages. However, in execution we found it to be extremely troubled. We also confirmed Tommy Lee Jones has always looked 65. Enjoy! more
The pod welcomes friend and special guest, Jake Mazza, to discuss Steven Soderbergh's newest film, No Sudden Move. We nitpick, praise, and dissect everything we liked about the movie. Oh and we geek out about seeing Brendan Fraser making a comeback. ... more
Join us as we venture to a French beach town in Éric Rohmer's, A Summer's Tale. We kind of have a big disagreement over the ending. You decide what it all means. more
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I love to the depth you get into these movies and I especially love to the extent that you dig up details that I had never understood and you tie it to present time. You dig up two or three interesting facts I had never heard of and that is really intriguing. Keep it up!!!
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