
Join El Goro, part-time luchador and full-time cinephile, as he delves into the broad grassy spaces and massed granite tarns of cinema. Each episode, El Goro discusses two movies tied together by some kind of theme. Action, sci-fi, horror, high-brow, low-brow: it's all fair game.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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31 Days of Halloween continues as once again a mad scientist resurrects Boris Karloff in 1936's The Walking Dead.
ENDING MUSIC: Find That Man by Dead Soul
Buy The Walking Dead (1936)
31 Days of Halloween continues as a take a trip one of the earliest horror wax museums in 1933's Mystery of the Wax Museum.
ENDING MUSIC: Wax Museum by Dan Blakeslee w/Madam Bamboo
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31 Days of Halloween continues with F.W. Murnau's 1926 adaptation of Faust.
ENDING MUSIC: Faust zum Himmel by Stahlmann Buy Faust (1926)
The 17th Annual 31 Days of Halloween kicks off with a German horror anthology from 1919: Unheimliche Geschichten aka Eerie Tales.
ENDING MUSIC: Wo die Angst Gewinnt by Oomph Watch Eerie Tales (1919)
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El Goro is one of the best hosts, if not best people, in the podcasting world. He's got amazing acumen and covers an incredible array of films.
El Goro is a man amongst men. He puts together one of the most consistently entertaining and insightful shows around. No half-stepping here, folks. This is the kind of podcast that gives movie podcasts a good name. Every episode goes the extra mile.
I went to high school with this guy too, he rocks.
Great ,informative and introspective
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Two-film episode format centers on thematic double-features, with passionate hosts unpacking production history, stylistic influence, and reception of each title. Across installments, the show blends deep film analysis with personal memories, trivia, and cultural context, often highlighting animation, censorship, legacy, and the evolving landscape of genre cinema. A standout trait is the host's willingness to weave broad references, from classic auteurs to contemporary indie voices, into cohesive reads on why certain films endure as cult touchstones. This approach makes it a strong pick for listeners who want opinionated, well-researched conversations that connect films to larger cultural conversations, while also offering practical takeawa... more
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