
Cinematic Flashback is a podcast dedicated to the unforgettable films of the 1970s.Hosts Chuck and Matt revisit classic movies, cult favorites, blockbuster hits, and overlooked gems from one of the most influential decades in film history. From gritty crime thrillers and paranoid conspiracy films to science fiction, road movies, and New Hollywood classics, each episode explores what made these fil... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Gene Hackman stars as private investigator Harry Moseby in Arthur Penn’s Night Moves (1975), one of the most fascinating neo-noir detective films of the New Hollywood era. What begins as a routine missing-person case gradually becomes something far m... more
We’re wrapping up Jawsploitation month with Joe Dante’s 1978 cult classic Piranha!
When genetically engineered killer fish are accidentally released into a Texas river, it’s a race to stop them before they reach a children’s summer camp. But behind ... more
For decades, Orca (1977) has lived in the shadow of Jaws, often dismissed as just another killer-animal cash-in. But does that reputation tell the whole story?
In this episode of Cinematic Flashback, Chuck and Matt dive beneath the surface of Michae... more
In this episode of The Cinematic Flashback, we review Sam Peckinpah's 1978 film Convoy, starring Kris Kristofferson, Ernest Borgnine, Ally MacGraw, Bert Young, Madge Sinclair, and Franklyn Ajaye. Inspired by C.W. McCall's chart-topping country hit, C... more
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The podcast is informative, fun and insightful. If you’re a fan of 70s film you just hit the jackpot! The logo is really good as well!
KLUTE is my first ep. Excep for the neat comment on Klute gradually bringing light all you did is recount the story. Saying whether you liked it or not is boring--you're not Sarris or Kael so why should we care? A young person watching the movie will easily understand the use of answering machines--an extended riff is totally unnecessary. Much better would be a history of the development of the film in terms of script actor director choices; critical response then and in fullness of time; and a... more
The sixties brought about great change in music and culture. All of that flowed into the 70's affecting the other great art form;story telling in the form of motion pictures.
The films of the 70's brought more realism and authenticity, more relatable emotional depth. Substance was created that left you leaving the theater thinking more about the people you saw and how it might relate to you.
All this brought forward through the imagination of young, unknown firebrands, actors and directors tha... more
I love ‘70s films. Maybe we can hear their take on more Clint Eastwood films. “Play Misty For Me” and the other two ‘70s “Dirty Harry” pictures.
I’m a big fan of 70’s film. This podcast hits that sweet spot. Looking forward to future episodes!
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The show surveys 1970s cinema with a steady cadence of deep-dive film discussions, production histories, and behind-the-scenes trivia. Episodes typically center on a mix of cult classics, crime thrillers, and genre-shaping hits from the decade, pairing thoughtful analysis with accessible trivia and spoiler-filled conversations. A standout trait is the hosts' evident passion for the era, their willingness to connect individual films to broader 70s culture, and their knack for drawing out production anecdotes that illuminate how movies were made and received. This blend makes it appealing to listeners who love film history, director-driven storytelling, and hands-on breakdowns of what makes a movie groove then and now, including notable cross... more
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