
A weekly podcast where we discuss, dissect and deep dive all things film, from the obscure to the mainstream.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & Film | |||

Photographer, visual artist and friend of the show Michelle MacBride, makes her debut appearance on In Film We Trust.
We landed on Peter Bogdanovich's Mask to discuss. A true to life tale of Rocky Dennis, a young man afflicted by Lionitis - a disea... more
1971 was a pivotal year for megastar Clint Eastwood. Not only did it mark the first entry into the Dirty Harry franchise, and also the transgressive The Beguiled. It was also the year he would step behind the camera for the first time and direct Play... more
Author Eddie mcNamara joins the show this week. Eddie has just released via Feral House, his new non-fiction book on the Zodiac case, Zodiactually: The Real Story of a Fake Serial Killer, that challenges the mainstream narrative of the infamous Zodia... more
Writer Andrew Rihn, In Film We trust's go-to historian on all things boxing is back on the show. And this week he brings the podcast John Huston's 1972 existentialist boxing drama Fat City. Based on Leonard Gardner's novel, Fat City is an exploration... more
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This show centers on deep-dive discussions of cult, genre, and underground cinema, often weaving in music culture, DIY aesthetics, and historical context. Episodes frequently pair a film-focused analysis with guest insights from filmmakers, critics, and musicians to unpack transgressive or boundary-pushing works, from early cult favorites to contemporary indie releases. A recurring strength is the combination of practical filmmaking anecdotes, thematic dissection, and cross-disciplinary connections that illuminate how mood, production constraints, and subcultural networks shape cinema. A notable edge is the consistent emphasis on archival context, aesthetic innovation, and the way provocative subject matter challenges mainstream conventions... more
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Recent guests on In Film We Trust include:
1. Michelle Macbride
2. Carmelita Valdez McKoy
3. Eddie McNamara
4. Andrew Rihn
5. Eugenio Ercolani
6. Suzanne Boleyn
7. Dan Franklin
8. Richard Baylor
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