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In Film We Trust

In Film We Trust
Jonathan Shaw
Last House On the Left
Punk Rock
Horror Films
In a Violent Nature
River's Edge
Art and Writing
The Slog Movie
Desperate Teenage Lovedolls
Apathy
Scabvendor
Fatherhood
Practical Effects
Music
Los Angeles
Horror Genre
Slasher Films
Wes Craven
Nihilism
Suicide

A weekly podcast where we discuss, dissect and deep dive all things film, from the obscure to the mainstream.

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Author of Psychedelic Cults and Outlaw Churches, Mike Marinacci joins the show this week to discuss Pierre Sogol's, unfinished, and officially unreleased documentary, Aquarius Rising.

Aquarius Rising charted the counterculture scene - communes, psy... more

IFWT is finally covering The Sultan of Sexploitation, Russ Meyer! And if that wasn't groovy enough, writer and connoisseur of all things cult, Heather Drain is here to discuss Meyer's bodacious, buxom and badass movie from 1975, SUPERVIXENS.

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This week I'm joined by author Scott West and Rif of the upcoming podcast Rocket Ships, Ray Guns & Rock n Roll, to discuss Alex Cox's incendiary debut, and truly punk film Repo Man.

One part conspiracy thriller, one part Sci-Fi mystery and 100% cul... more

It's a pleasure to welcome director Joshua Erkman onto the podcast, who, after a lifetime toiling away in the industry, has finally released his feature-length debut, A Desert - a film that exists somewhere between Hitchcock's Psycho and the abstract... more

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Recent Guests

Mike Marinacci
Author of Psychedelic Cults and Outlaw Churches
Author/Researcher
Episode: IFWT #154 - Aquarius Rising (1967) [ft. Author Mike Marinacci]
Heather Drain
Writer and critic
Episode: IFWT #153 - Supervixens (1975) [ft. Heather Drain]
Joshua Erkman
Director of The Desert Noir Horror, A Desert
Filmmaker
Episode: IFWT #151 - A Desert (2024) [ft. Dir Joshua Erkman]
Harley Flanagan
Founder of the Cro-Mags, hardcore punk musician, subject of the documentary Wired for Chaos
Cro-Mags
Episode: IFWT #150 - Wired For Chaos (2024) [ft. Harley Flanagan}
Craig Williams
Filmmaker and guest film programmer at The Nickel Cinema
The Nickel Cinema
Episode: IFWT #149 - Madame Wang's (1981) [ft. Craig Williams a.k.a Mondocraig)
Gentry Austin
Host of The Sin Syndicate podcast, film analyst and author
The Sin Syndicate
Episode: IFWT #148 - Laure (1976) [ft. Gentry Austin of The Sin Syndicate]
Andrew Rihn
Writer, poet, and boxing historian
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Episode: IFWT #147 - The Harder They Fall (1956) [ft. Andrew Rihn]
Phillip Duke
Host of Making Tarantino podcast
Episode: IFWT #146 - Reservoir Dogs (1992) [ft. Phillip Duke of Making Tarantino pod]
Derry Shillitto
Nottingham-based director and debut feature filmmaker
Episode: IFWT #144 - The Correction Unit (2025) [ft. dir. Derry Shillitto]

Hosts

Liam
Host and co-host with a detailed knowledge of films and a passionate approach to film discussion.
Wayne
Co-host with insights into various film genres and cinematic techniques.

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IFWT #151 - A Desert (2024) [ft. Dir Joshua Erkman]
Q: What inspired the desert setting as a core force in the story?
The guest explains that the desert is a living, paradoxical landscape—harsh yet healing, capable of forcing a protagonist to confront hidden urges. The environment becomes a mirror for the characters' inner conflicts and the film's thematic exploration of creation, risk, and transformation.
IFWT #139 - We Await (1996) [ft. dir. Charles Pinion]
Q: Do you feel with this kind of cult cinema, this underground cinema, do you think the audience is more sophisticated in understanding what the filmmaker is doing now?
Yes, the audience's engagement with cult cinema has grown, and they often have a greater awareness of the filmmaker's intentions and the nuances of the narrative.
IFWT #136 - Beneath (2013) [ft. Rolo Tony]
Q: Does the name Fessenden hurt this film more than it otherwise would?
Yes, there's an expectation attached to Fessenden's films that may not align with this movie, leading to unfair criticism.
IFWT #133 - Red Spirit Lake (1993) [ft. dir. Charles Pinion]
Q: Did you consciously add horror elements while shooting?
Atmospheric elements were key, and editing played a major role in enhancing the horror.
IFWT #133 - Red Spirit Lake (1993) [ft. dir. Charles Pinion]
Q: How do you balance the masculine and feminine energy conveyed through the character dynamics?
We had specific discussions about gender dynamics; it plays a big role in the film's narrative.

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The episodes center on a vibrant mix of film discussions, ranging from classic cinema to contemporary works. Noteworthy themes include detailed analyses of directing styles, thematic interpretations, and cultural impacts of films across genres, with particular attention to cult and genre films. Insights are often provided by industry professionals and film enthusiasts, making each episode rich with diverse perspectives. Unique elements such as discussions on underground cinema, niche horror films, and the socioeconomic implications within film narratives add depth to the overall landscape of topics covered, appealing to cinephiles and casual viewers alike.

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1. Mike Marinacci
2. Heather Drain
3. Joshua Erkman
4. Harley Flanagan
5. Craig Williams
6. Gentry Austin
7. Andrew Rihn
8. Phillip Duke

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