The Searchers podcast is the passion of three cinephiles who seek to guide you across the potentially overwhelming and untraversed regions of cinema. After a long day toiling through the grassy knolls, dry deserts, and rocky slabs, you deserve a break. Come on down and warm yourself by the fire, crack open a beer, and join us. New episodes every other week.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film |
The Searchers are back with another episode and this week it's Kevin's pick so he chose John Carpenter's Elvis (1979), which happens to be the pod's second trip into the director's more obscure works. Tune in as we discuss The King, John Carpenter, K... more
Chris and Ben are back with a review of Howard Hughes' Jet Pilot from 1957 starring John Wayne and Janet Leigh. Chris came close to watching this with a group he's part of on Letterboxd called The Collab during their selection of infamously bad produ... more
Even though it's early spring time, The Searchers are watching and reviewing Late Spring (1949) this week, from iconic Japanese director Yosujiro Ozu. Friend and analytical-film mentor to Chris, Daniel Kieckhefer joins the podcast on Episode 51 to di... more
For their 50th episode The Searchers return to the genre that inspired the podcast's title and connected the three of them in the first place, The Western, with a review of the The Tall T (1957). Topics discussed during the review include The Ranown ... more
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This podcast is both entertaining and informative! As a fan of foreign films but especially Japanese, Hong Kong, and Korean movies, I’m always excited to find films on here that I’ve never heard of. Today I listened to The Terrorist episode and learned about Korean action from the 1990s! But they also cover American movies. I loved the Stardust episode because it’s one of my favorites of all time, and I want to give a shout out to Ben for having that movie’s back. Speaking of Ben, the hosts are ... more
These guys know their film. They put their selected film in context - of the genre, the director’s output and the era. Enjoyable to listen to and very informative. They also have occasional guests who are also film enthusiasts and specialists,. Worth checking out.
These guys are awesome to listen to and their love of film is palpable!
Kevin and Ben are wonderful hosts. The conversations are informative and relaxing and they always manage to keep the film choices fascinating. The episodes on Remember the Night, The Verdict, Le Mans, Rawhide and John Frankenheimer are examples of content I struggle to find elsewhere. The pod is a breath of fresh air compared to other shows of its ilk. Long live the spirits of Babs and Duke!
Very in-depth and gives a lot of insight into lesser-seen films.
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