
Joe and Graham celebrate and explore cinema, new and old, through the lens of the first time viewer. Such a wide angle includes the underserved medium of short films as well as the glancing into the future through film festivals and upcoming releases!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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We are at our penultimate episode where we invite people to be interviewed after watching/experiencing Craig Denney's The Astrologer. Ariel from the More Deadly Podcast had a feeling she was in for something weird, but certainly didn't anticipate so ... more
Short Ends is back, and we have a brand-new guest to help us celebrate the short film format. Tillie from the Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast Network joins Joe to chat about Nana Duffuor's "Rainbow Girls", a tale of finding community through the transgre... more
"The art of our necessities is strange. That can make vile things precious." The end of our weird and awesome dive into Craig Denney's The Astrologer is nigh, so who better to turn to than the well-behaved Norse God, Thor? Actually, he is really the ... more
We're back from the cosmic insanity of The Astrologer and somehow things have gotten even more strange and awesome. William Kroll, the designer and craftsman behind Tender Co.'s designs and wares, joins us to talk about Boots Riley's latest film, I L... more
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They cover a wide variety of films and clearly enjoy themselves while doing it. It’s a good time!
they think everything out of their mouth is positvely hysterical like so many other open mic’ers that think they can review movies
Very insightful, very knowledgeable, it’s a pleasure listening to these folks talk film.
Very fun and funny movie podcast!
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Two hosts explore cinema through the lens of a first-time viewer, covering everything from classic films to contemporary releases, with frequent forays into film festivals, genre cinema, and niche topics. Episodes feature roundtable analysis, first-time-viewer perspectives, guest critics, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes that shed light on production, legacy, and industry trends. The show often pairs rigorous cinephilia with approachable humor, making it a solid fit for listeners who want thoughtful, spoiler-light discussions of a wide range of titles and formats, from festival shorts to groundbreaking features. A notable strength is the guest mix, which leans into zine culture, podcast crossovers, and specialty cinema communities, adding di... more
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