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Sardonicast

Sardonicast
Racism
Waterworld
Sound Of Freedom
Crash
Rebel Moon
Madame Web
Boogie2988
Horror Genre
Killers Of the Flower Moon
Five Nights At Freddy's
Cultural Commentary
Child Trafficking
Oscar Awards
Halloween
When Evil Lurks
Poor Things
Blow Out
Film Reviews
I Am Sam
Dune 2023

We’re Sardonicast! A podcast featuring the ”talents” of Alex (I Hate Everything), Adam (Your Movie Sucks) & Jake (Man Carrying Thing).

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes205Founded8 years ago
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TV & FilmArtsFilm Reviews

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Recent Guests

Dan Xmas
Animist and YouTube content creator known for his animations.
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Episode: Sardonicast 166: Furiosa, Ed Wood (feat Dan Xmas)
April Atmanski
Co-host of the podcast No Such Thing as a Bad Movie
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Episode: Sardonicast 150: Cube Trilogy feat. April & Colin from Canada
Colin Cunningham
Co-host of the podcast No Such Thing as a Bad Movie, and a visual effects artist
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Episode: Sardonicast 150: Cube Trilogy feat. April & Colin from Canada

Hosts

Adam
Co-host known for his YouTube channel 'Your Movie Sucks', he brings a critical perspective on films and a comedic touch to discussions.
Alex
Co-host also recognized from his channel 'I Hate Everything', known for his humorous critique of various cultural topics and media.
Jake
Co-host of the podcast and creator of 'Man Carrying Thing', bringing his unique insights and humor to the table.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 4.3k ratings
  • Great podcast for movie lovers.

    So much better now that Ralph is gone/replaced.

    Sometimes Adam is insufferable with how he expresses his opinion. He'll fixate on a small detail and hyperbolically exaggerate its prominence to try and drive his point home. Sometimes he will also have an insanely condescending vibe, referring to "normies" and others' opinions. Also wants to exude expertise when he clearly lacks it. (Please don't try to talk about "how the brain works")

    Gripes aside. Love this show!... more

    Podcast Addict
    4
    sven
    a month ago
  • Yuh

    I to love the cinematic masterpiece that is Free Guy

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sussyboner
    United States2 months ago
  • Jake

    I wont even lie i started listening because Jake is a new host

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Husker4life109
    United States10 months ago
  • Man carry podcast

    First stick the pod. ***** only

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TCTaliaferro
    United Statesa year ago
  • Brilliant

    The best film review podcast on the planet.

    Adam and Alex have unique insights into the complex nature of storytelling through film.

    I always want to rewatch a film after listening to their analyses.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    noltob
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Sardonicast 203: Frankenstein, The Long Walk, Thor: Love and Thunder
Q: What movies from the 2010s would you say are similarly influential to movies we see now?
They mention 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse', 'Get Out', and 'Parasite' as movies that have had a significant influence on the industry.
Sardonicast 181: Beast Games, No Country for Old Men feat. @ManCarryingThing
Q: How has becoming a dad changed your perspective on films?
There’s a sense of urgency to be intentional with my time spent on films, especially with themes of fatherhood resonating more.
Sardonicast 150: Cube Trilogy feat. April & Colin from Canada
Q: Is there a single good like death scene?
There are some memorable deaths but lots of them do not hold the weight that was expected from the original.
Sardonicast 152: The Killer, In Cold Blood, Capote
Q: What are your thoughts on the state of physical media now that Best Buy is discontinuing Blu-rays?
It's concerning as it signals a trend towards digital consumption, potentially compromising ownership and quality of media.
Sardonicast 154: When Evil Lurks, Crash (2004)
Q: What are the most expensive things, like visual effects and things like this, that we'll want to target, right?
They'll want to target creative positions, like visual effects. What can we automate from that, like particle effects and automated lighting stuff.

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This podcast is a vibrant exploration of film and pop culture, featuring witty banter from a trio of hosts well known in their respective YouTube spheres. The discussions cover an eclectic mix of recent and classic films, touching on everything from mainstream blockbusters to indie gems. Listeners can expect in-depth analyses, humorous critiques, and reflections on the filmmaking process, often infused with personal anecdotes and cultural commentary. The show's unique blend of entertainment and insight makes it a must-listen for film enthusiasts who appreciate a mix of humor and thoughtful critique.

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2. April Atmanski
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