The Kulturecast is a movie weekly podcast where movies are reviewed both new and old, those involved with making the films are talked to, and cinema tangents are gone on.Become a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-kulturecast--2883470/support.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 695 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film |
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This show is a treat, host Chris Stachiw talks about a wide range of films and he has wonderful guests such as Mike White (The Projection Booth) and Father Malone (Midnight Viewing). Chris' is open to a films' merits and his guests opinion even when he himself doesn't like the film under discussion. And the show is a lot of fun and has introduced me to a lot of films.
That being said, the ads are very intrusive, they seem to come up randomly (sometimes in the middle of sentence) and its the sa... more
I’m sorry but the host of this show is so annoying He seems to own it tbf, being annoying I mean, but annoying is what he is.
Most of the regular guests are ok though.
Really enjoyed listening to your Confess/All things Fletch episode. Your overall research of the books was impressive and the group’s info and opinions about the world of Fletch was fun to listen to. Great Job guys! -Laker Jim
The first time I heard Chris’s voice it scared me. It reminded me of every intellectual bully that talks with authority. But after a few episodes I’m addicted to his insights and the thoughtful attention he gives most of his subjects and his delivery just reinforces his passions. He has great banter with his co-hosts and often delves into topics I hadn’t considered on films I’ve lived with for years. His episode choices are both deep and light so you can pick an episode for what ever mood you’re... more
I don’t always see eye-to-eye with the host’s evaluations of the movies —and you know what? That’s absolutely fine because we’re all adults and I learn from it. It’s always a great group of fun reviewers and the real treat is that it’s not always Back to the Future 2 and Raiders of the Lost Ark every episode, you hear about movies no one else is talking about. And a lot of the time I do see eye-to-eye with the host, so there.
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Focused primarily on film analysis and commentary, discussions often feature both recent and classic movies, with an emphasis on deep dives into plot significance, cinematic techniques, and performance critiques. Notable for the hosts' candid reflections and the incorporation of personal anecdotes, listeners can expect a mix of thorough reviews and lighthearted banter that explores various aspects of filmmaking, including popular and obscure titles alike. The podcast is characterized by its enthusiastic and knowledgeable hosts, making it a unique space for cinephiles looking for an engaging examination of cinema, often touching on themes of nostalgia and cultural relevance.
The diversity in topics ranges from mainstream blockbusters to les... more
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Recent guests on The Kulturecast include:
1. Jeremy Long
2. Cullen Gallagher
3. Richard Hadam
4. Mark Begley
5. Mike White
6. Josh Hurtado
7. Rachel McPadden
8. Susan Lambert-Hattem
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