
In a world full of streaming services, cash grabs, and cheap CGI, one podcast dares to challenge the status quo. To celebrate the movies that made us who we are, and the movies that make us into who we will be. This is that podcast. New episodes every Friday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Category | TV & Film | ||||

Let's talk about Good Boy—an indie film uniquely told from a dog’s perspective. With a micro-budget and a surprisingly massive return, this film sparks a deep conversation about creativity, limitations, and what really makes a movie work.Is Good Boy ... more
Well folks, we did it. We felt like our audience needed a particularly niche pick this time, so we’re talking about Waking Ned Devine — the charming Irish comedy about a tiny village, a winning lottery ticket, and one very inconvenient death. What st... more
John Carpenter’s The Thing is one of those movies that only seems to get better with time, and this week on For the Love of Film, we dig into why. We talk about the film’s incredible practical effects, Kurt Russell’s presence as MacReady, the tension... more
This week on For the Love of Film, the crew dives into Argo (2012), Ben Affleck’s Oscar-winning political thriller that blends Hollywood satire with real-world espionage. Going in completely blind, the hosts break down what makes the film’s slow-burn... more
This week on For the Love of Film, the crew descends into the unsettling world of Barbarian. What starts as a seemingly familiar horror setup quickly spirals into something far stranger — and the guys are here to break down why the film’s biggest str... more
In this episode of For the Love of Film, the hosts dive into the quiet charm and surprising emotional depth of Marcel the Shell with Shoes On. What begins as a lighthearted watch quickly reveals itself to be a beautifully crafted story about loneline... more
In this episode of For the Love of Film, the guys dive headfirst into Park Chan-wook’s Oldboy—a film that’s as technically brilliant as it is emotionally unsettling. From its iconic one-take hallway fight to its unforgettable twist, Oldboy sparks a w... more
This week on For the Love of Film, we step into one of the most baffling, fascinating, and endlessly quotable movies of all time: Tommy Wiseau’s The Room. Is it a tragic romantic drama? An unintentional comedy? A cinematic fever dream? Yes.
We break... more








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