The film review podcast that highlights new/old films accompanied with fine spirits. Starring Matt and Jesse, each week will feature The Flight, Happy Hour, and The Nightcap.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 322 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film |
The Savage Seventies strike again as "The Bowl of Horror" spits out a terrifying tale from director Wes Craven with the original The Hills Have Eyes. Journey with us as we discuss the Carter Family vacation gone awry and the pesky family of cannibals... more
"The Bowl of Horror" Month continues right along and this time we get ready for the most awkward dinner party of all time and stomach the cult pitch as we accept The Invitation. Journey with us as we discuss the single location thriller that slow bur... more
"The Bowl of Horror" horror month begins with a trip to 1942 to discuss one of the most psychologically charged horror films of all time with Cat People. Journey with us as we discuss the small budgeted film and how they had to use creative means to ... more
On this episode we wrap up our cask on Brian De Palma by discussing his most Hitchcockian film with the tense thriller, Body Double. Journey with us as we discuss the nods to Hitchcock, the wild plot of the film, and that insane Frankie Goes to Holly... more
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I just discovered these guys! I have always loved cinema. My genre is definitely horror. I have even found some almost underground horror because of their knowledge. Over the past few month I have probably listened to 20 or more. I try and watch the movie right after listening to the podcast. Today I watched Casablanca for the first time. Their insight are not only the movies themselves, but the casting, directors down to costume design. I am absolutely HOOKED! And they’re “easy on the ea... more
As a team, you literally said “literally” literally 27 times during the otherwise-awesome “Star Wars - “A New Hope” episode. At least once it was said twice in one sentence. You can’t say a character is “literally riding a horse” when he is riding a tauntaun. He is literally riding a tauntaun. About 25% of the “litterally”s were used appropriately, but literal means literal. You can’t “literally” be blown away unless a gust of wind moves you a significant distance. I love the show. Not literally... more
Are you looking for a movie review podcast hosted by a couple of incredibly pretentious, know-it-all film snobs? Then this is the show for you! Matt & Jessie know more about movies than you & they’re out to prove it. Or so they think…
I used to think that The Mads were the snobbiest film reviewers out there until I listened to these two. Trace & Frank have nothing on those two. They’re, at least funny & entertaining while being film snobs. These two are just boring & haughty. Skip this.
I just discovered these guys but I can already tell you this is the pinnacle of movie podcasts. From the stellar breakdown to their sense of humor, their back and forth witty banter makes the daily commute and work day zoom by. If you wanna get in the weeds with films you love, look no further. And to quote their own rating system, this is TOP SHELF material.
Matt and Jesse clearly know their stuff, and each has their specialty, but their analysis and commentary are approachable even for the casual film fan. I look forward to listening every week!
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Discussions center around a mix of classic and contemporary films, diving into various genres including horror, action, and drama. The analysis often highlights unique cinematic techniques, cultural themes, and character development, accompanied by spirited debates infused with humor and insight. Each episode reflects the hosts' deep appreciation for storytelling and film history, augmented by their personal experiences and expertise in the film industry. A defining feature is the integration of fine spirits into the conversation, making it a distinctive blend of film critique and lifestyle commentary that appeals to both casual moviegoers and devoted cinephiles.
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