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Eye of the Duck: A Film Podcast

Dom Nero and Adam Volerich | Morbid Network
Cyberpunk
Alien Invasion
Artificial Intelligence
Steven Spielberg
Evil Dead
The Lord Of the Rings
Batman
Peter Jackson
Found Footage Horror
Visual Effects
Fantasy Genre
Found Footage
Film Production
Hollywood
George Miller
Bruce Wayne
Cinematography
Ufos
Science Fiction
Animation

A podcast about movies and the scenes that make them special. Each week, hosts Dom Nero and Adam Volerich explore a movie by finding the scene at its core–what David Lynch calls an "Eye of the Duck" scene. Join Dom and Adam as they celebrate cinema's greatest scenes, charting franchises such as Alien, The Evil Dead, and Indiana Jones, and major movements in film history, like '80s Dark Fantasy, Wi... more

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Recent Guests

Nik Long
Digital producer and returning guest
Episode: The Black Cauldron (1985) with Nik Long
Stephen Susco
Director and writer of Unfriended: Dark Web
Independent Filmmaker
Episode: Unfriended: Dark Web (2018) with Stephen Susco
Griffin Newman
Actor and podcast host
Host of Blank Check
Episode: Batman Returns (1992) with Griffin Newman (Blank Check)
Jefferson White
Friend of the show, star of Yellowstone and Civil War.
Paramount Network (for Yellowstone)
Episode: Annihilation (2018) with Jefferson White
Sarah Welch-Larson
Returning guest, internet personality, and melancholic optimist
Dodgy Boffin
Episode: Arrival (2016) with Sarah Welch-Larson
Ethan Warren
Writer and author of The Cinema of Paul Thomas Anderson and an upcoming book about Bob Dylan
Episode: The World's End (2013) with Ethan Warren
Sean Parker
Co-host of Mostly Horror
Mostly Horror
Episode: Fire in the Sky (1993) with Sean Parker (Mostly Horror)
Matt Zoller Seitz
Legendary film critic
New York Magazine, rogerebert.com
Episode: Announcement! Knightriders (1981) at IFC Center in NYC
Daniel Krauss
Author known for adapting Romero's unfinished works
Episode: Announcement! Knightriders (1981) at IFC Center in NYC

Hosts

Adam Volerich
Co-host known for insightful film analysis and engaging commentary on various film genres and movements.
Dom Nero
Co-host who brings humor and depth to discussions, specializing in fantasy and horror films as well as cinematic history.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 382 ratings
  • A deep dive film podcast done right

    This has quickly become one of my favorite film podcasts. What I really like is that they actually take their time with each movie. Episodes are often two to three hours, which sounds like a lot, but it works because they go deep and stay interesting the whole way through.

    They’re also genuinely knowledgeable about film, and it’s honestly impressive! I’ve learned so many things about movies that I would never have known otherwise. You can tell they come in prepared, too. The conversation feels f... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mirko Michele
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Cool pod

    Good stuff

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Popo_Nono
    United States4 months ago
  • My boys

    These are my boys

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    parthmarathe
    United States4 months ago
  • A Pleasurable Listen.

    Did not know this podcast would be this intelligent, this acutely observational. Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Harrykdatrurh
    United States5 months ago
  • Brilliant, in depth knowledge

    Absolutely loving this movie podcast. Their knowledge and of the movies is great, and they go much deeper then the other similar types of “deep dive” movie podcast. Also, they do not get caught up unnecessarily in retrospectively applying the current “cancel culture/wokeness” doctrines. They just focus on the movies and the the people behind them. Well down guys. Huge fan from downunder in Aussieland.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AussieBlake
    Australia8 months ago

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Some listeners express concern over political themes creeping into discussions, though many balance this by highlighting the engaging conversation style.
The production quality is noted as high, making the podcast enjoyable to listen to over long episodes.

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The Golden Compass (2007)
Q: Why did the film end up not becoming a trilogy as planned?
A combination of market dynamics, production chaos, and changing audience tastes, plus strategic decisions to end the story early due to marketing and franchise concerns, led to the decision not to continue with sequels.
Pan's Labyrinth (2006)
Q: What is your relationship with Pan's Labyrinth?
Stephen reflects on seeing it in theaters 20 years ago with his dad, remembering vivid scenes that shocked him and feeling that his perception of the film has evolved over time.
Don't Stop Filming
Q: How has AI affected the found footage genre?
AI makes it harder to convince audiences that found footage is real because people are skeptical of any video that looks unbelievable. It requires more creativity to make it compelling in the current technological landscape.
Don't Stop Filming
Q: What non-found footage film do you think would be interesting if it were found footage instead?
I would like to see a movie like Eddington explore how we are all constantly recording ourselves, but it's kind of like a political thriller.
Unfriended: Dark Web (2018) with Stephen Susco
Q: How do you feel about the experience of watching these films either with a crowd or when you are locked in front of your computer?
It was surprising to see that people had powerful experiences watching it alone on their computers, often mistaking notifications for part of the film.

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Focused on film analysis, this podcast engages listeners with in-depth conversations about movies and the pivotal scenes that define them. By examining a range of genres and franchise themes—from horror to fantasy—hosts dissect the impact and artistry of film through a unique 'Eye of the Duck' lens, named after a concept introduced by filmmaker David Lynch. The discussions not only highlight the cinematic moments that resonate emotionally but also reflect on broader trends in cinema history, providing insight into popular film movements like '80s Dark Fantasy and Cyberpunk. This approach offers a blend of humor and knowledgeable analysis that caters to both casual moviegoers and dedicated film buffs.

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