<div>John and Jason begin this surprise episode with Trevor Charity talking about holiday traditions. Then after about 33 minutes of nonsense, they move on to their first ever interview with Dylan Stern-Courney, the Director of Photography for the film: I'm Dreaming of a White Doomsday. <br>
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John and Jason begin this surprise episode with Trevor Charity talking about holiday traditions. Then after about 33 minutes of nonsense, they move on to their first ever interview with Dylan Stern-Courney, the Director of Photography for the film: I'm Dreaming of a White Doomsday. https://www.facebook.com/DSC-Productions-126841351532648

John and Jason begin this surprise episode with Trevor Charity talking about holiday traditions. Then after about 33 minutes of nonsense, they move on to their first ever interview with Dylan Stern-Courney, the Director of Photography for the film: I'm Dreaming of a White Doomsday. <br>
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11: Christmas Special (feat. Dylan Stern-Courney)

<div>John Heuer and Jason Bartch are two close friends that had the very original idea of starting a genre movie podcast. Both have a background in filmmaking from their carefree schoolboy days at Temple University, so that means this podcast will get silly. The concept is that with each miniseries, they will tackle a specific sub-genre of films that include a mix of classic and modern entries. Each episode will review a film within that context. Each miniseries will last about two months. </div>

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John Heuer and Jason Bartch are two close friends that had the very original idea of starting a genre movie podcast. Both have a background in filmmaking from their carefree schoolboy days at Temple University, so that means this podcast will get silly. The concept is that with each miniseries, they will tackle a specific sub-genre of films that include a mix of classic and modern entries. Each episode will review a film within that context. Each miniseries will last about two months.

John Heuer and Jason Bartch are two close friends that had the very original idea of starting a genre movie podcast. Both have a background in filmmaking from their carefree schoolboy days at Temple University, so that means this podcast will get silly. The concept is that with each miniseries, they will tackle a specific sub-genre of films that include a mix of classic and modern entries. Each episode will review a film within that context. Each miniseries will last about two months.&nbsp;

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11: Christmas Special (feat. Dylan Stern-Courney)

11: Christmas Special (feat. Dylan Stern-Courney)