
Join Cody & Chuck as they discuss their favorite movies, the current state of horror filmmaking, and everything in between.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

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i’m so glad these guys made a podcast. they are brilliant and knowledgeable and it’s so cool to listen to their opinions and debates
I watch Cody on YouTube and love his channel. He talks about all the types of films I like (except Jingle all the way! Hate that movie) but not really heard Chuck before however I am loving their film chat. Now a permanent listen for me, love hearing these two discussing movies. Hope this goes on for a long time to come.
I might not be the “typical” listener — I’m a 41-year-old mom of two toddlers — but I’ve always been into horror and pretty much anything movie/TV related, especially thrillers, action, and sci-fi. I was born in the mid-80s and grew up with a dad who was a huge horror fanatic(he passed away when I was a teen), so my sister and I were watching horror movies really young.
I found this podcast through Cody’s channel, which I’ve followed for years, and it’s quickly become something I look forward ... more
Lost in the Shadows isn’t some cookie-cutter movie podcast with fake hype or clickbait takes. Cody Leach and Chuck the Movie Guy are the real deal—two dudes who live and breathe cinema and talk about it the way it’s meant to be talked about: raw, honest, and unfiltered. Every episode feels like you’re kicking it with your boys after a late-night screening—laughing, arguing, remembering why movies used to hit. There’s no fluff, no ego, just pure passion and brutal honesty. These two don’t follow ... more
Instantly became a weekly listen for me. Love what you guys have to offer so far!
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Featuring engaging discussions around horror films and filmmaking, this podcast explores classic and contemporary cinema with a unique focus on the intricacies of the horror genre. The hosts, with their distinct personalities, delve into topics like character development, critical analysis of popular franchises, and nostalgic memories tied to iconic films. Frequent humorous debates, hot takes, and personal anecdotes create a conversational atmosphere akin to friends discussing films over coffee, appealing to both casual viewers and die-hard horror fans alike. Unique episodes often highlight influential directors, critical discussions of remakes, and even guest insights from notable personalities in the genre.
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