
With more movies than ever going straight to streaming, Filmspotting: SVU is on the case. Hosts Matt Singer and Jordan Hoffman cover the big movies on the small screen, offering reviews, recommendations, a rundown of new releases, and more.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 180 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film | |||

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Great to have one of my favorites back after about 10 years. Unlike a lot of film podcasts, where you have to go out and see movies in theaters (which I love to do), this one talks about movies on streaming and for those of us who live in rural areas that do not have the theater options that people who live in New York, LA and Chicago, it’s nice to have a podcast that discusses movies that you have access to immediately
So happy one of my favorite podcasts is back. It was great in its original incarnation, but for me adding Jordan is like when Stern went from Jackie Martling to Artie Lange. Was great as it was, but a new big personality with their own sense of humor and loves (the shoehorned Star Trek references never fail to be hysterical) makes it something completely new. Also, Jordan be the last critic that can like a Woody Allen movie without the need to apologize or feel the need to hate it b/c it hasn’t ... more
The different ideas for the show are good, but the humor has a morning-drive-time vibe that isn’t my thing. Too many “funny” voices, long laughter, and loud title-reads overshadow what could be thoughtful discussion.
Enjoy the banter, the additional recs based on the movie they are featuring (which is always somewhere between bad and ok) I also enjoy the movie games that they play.
I’ve been listening since the very beginning, way back when the Knick’s hadn’t won the NBA Championship. The two hosts are goofy, funny and knowledgeable. I actually like and appreciate the unpolished authenticity of the show. I also quite like Sam’s touches, in particular the music to the open the show and the music to open REC SEG!
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Two hosts dissect movies with a streaming-first mindset, mixing in-depth reviews with playful banter, genre tangents, and recurring segments that surface recommendations, games, and cross-promos. The show consistently foregrounds how streaming access shapes viewing choices, often weighing how a title's platform, production context, and release strategy influence its reception. Notable strengths include a breezy, irreverent energy and a knack for tying current releases to broader film history, all delivered with accessible humor that appeals to both casual viewers and devoted cinephiles.
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