Filmspotting: SVU was a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Alison Willmore and Matt Singer focusing on the world of online movies. Part of the Filmspotting family of podcasts.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 168 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Categories | Film ReviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film |
It's been six (mostly) wonderful years of Filmspotting: Streaming Video Unit, but on this episode, Matt and Alison say goodbye. First, in honor of JUSTIN BIEBER: NEVER SAY NEVER, which they talked about in their first episode (yup) back in 2012, they... more
Remember how when we were kids we battled a nightmare clown terrorizing our small town and devouring children? No? Maybe it was just us then. On this episode of Filmspotting: Streaming Video Unit, Matt and Alison take a look at the 1990 TV miniseries... more
Get your skates straight and put out that cigarette, because on this week's show, Matt and Alison are talking 2017's Tonya Harding biopic I, TONYA, which was recently added to Hulu. Then, inspired by the sport that made Harding famous (before The Inc... more
Is John Woo's latest movie a return to form for the director, or something closer to self-parody? On this episode of Filmspotting: Streaming Video Unit, Matt and Alison debate the merits of MANHUNT, Woo's 2017 thriller, which was recently released as... more
There comes a time when a young girl blossoms into a woman, and sometimes that woman turns out to possess terrifying powers that are some kind of allegory for the female sexuality. On this episode, Matt and Alison take a wander through the genre of t... more
"People come to the Oasis for all the things they can do, but they stay for all the things they can be." Presuming, that is, those things are licensable bits of IP. On this episode, Matt and Alison use Steven Spielberg's latest, READY PLAYER ONE, as ... more
On this episode, Matt and Alison talk cults versus communes, xenophobia, sexual liberation, immigration fraud, religious freedom, and also putting beavers into blenders in order to use the resulting goo to taint the water supply. Yes, they're going d... more
Pour a row of martinis and ready your finest 1930s repartee, because on this episode of Filmspotting: Streaming Video Unit, Matt and Alison sample THE THIN MAN, available via TCM's new partnership with FilmStruck. And, in honor of Nick and Nora Charl... more
The hosts admit that they can’t even remember the lot of a movie they just watched.
They have broken our hearts by leaving. However, I plan to listen to the old episodes and catch up. This was the best movie review cast. 😭
This is the best podcast out there for finding hidden gems that you have probably missed — movies that are often better than the latest release in theaters that draw from these older movies.
Unfortunately there are so many technical issues with their recordings that you’ll be forgiven for having trouble getting through a single episode. Usually it’s worse on Allison’s side, where she sounds like she’s on a Bluetooth headset on spotty cellular phone connection inside an elevator on another cont... more
Good content but both the presenters have annoying nasal voices. The female says ‘like’ so often, I stop listening to what she is saying to count them. With a bit of effort on their presentation this would be a much better show.
I love this show for a few reasons: Alison and Matt have great insights about the films they watch without being pretentious about it. Their taste in flim covers every thing from horror to 80s action to Asian cinema to the more common critically acclaimed films. They have great banter, are rarely snarky or mean, and the podcast is well paced and well edited. Highly recommended. I listen to it every other week the day it comes out.
Really good format and intelligent conversation. Loads of good recommendations as well. Just wish Matt sounded a bit less like a 12 year old boy on an amphetamine and helium rush.
As someone with a Roku box and a passion for movies, this is an essential podcast to keep me adding movies to my “my lists”. I like how they have a main review and then lots of other highlights—listeners favorite and new releases. It is like listening to your two smart friends bantering about your favorite topic.
Seeing that my watching has shifted more and more to streaming platforms, this podcast is brilliant in steering me in the vast ocean of online content. The only regret I have is that here in NZ, we don't (yet) have access to the breadth of providers as the US.
A girl can dream...
I have been listening consistently for years. Both hosts are smart, insightful, well-spoken, and have a vast knowledge of film. Also, Matt is hilarious (I got your back dude).
Really sharp podcast. Both Matt and Alison have great perspectives on film and it really covers the full gamut of cinema through its inventive format.
Great discussions that make me wish I could watch everything they bring up. Have also discovered movies and TV shows that I love becuase of them; Fleabag being one. A great listen.
Matt and Alison are great hosts. Always enjoy their discussions. I just hope Matt never learns the horrible truth that I've never seen Gymkota. Keep up the great work, guys.
I love this podcast and have heard every episode. My friends and I have created a fun drinking game. Whenever you hear "kind of", "sort of", or "basically" take a shot! It is a "whole other" approach to listening! Keep up the good work Matt and Alison.
In a vast ocean filled with a myriad of film critique podcasts, Filmspotting: SVU swims gloriously on its own. The reason being is that Matt and Alison have an honest and unique voice. They are both art-minded but not pretentious, intelligent but not condescending and open-minded without being patronizing. It's a tough balancing act but these veterans of all things Cinema do it with class and seemingly effortless skill. It's simply a joy to listen to them.
Just as their parent podcast Filmspotting, Filmspotting SVU features in depth commentary and insight on recent and past films without the typical pretentiousness that is evident in most film criticism out there today.
What separates the two are that most of the films mentioned on SVU are available to stream on a popular streaming platform: such as Netflix, Hulu, Amazon etc. This makes it a little easier (and less expensive) to keep up with the podcast.
The hosts Matt and Alison are also very ... more
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Apple Podcasts | #225 |
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