30 Years Later

30 Years Later

By Chris ChafinTV & FilmArtsFilm Reviews
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30 Years Later episodes

  • My Girl

    Comedian Chris Duffy host of TED's How To Be A Better Human podcast, joins us to talk about one of the best movies where someone's stung to death by bees, My Girl. Surprisingly stiff competition in that category.


    For more on what Chris is up to, check out https://chrisduffycomedy.com/




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    1 hr 12 min
  • The Addams Family
    As a cinematographer, Barry Sonnenfeld lensed the first three Coen Brothers movies and several iconic 80s movies that have aged pretty differently: Big, When Harry Met Sally, and Throw Mama From the Train. He'd go on to direct Get Shorty and all the Men in Black movies, but not before making his directorial debut with The Addams Family.

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    42 min
  • A little note!
    No full episode this week but a little note from Chris and a BIG REQUEST that you come see us in our first-ever live show at Nitehawk for The Last Boy Scout. Tickets here: https://nitehawkcinema.com/prospectpark/showtimes/the-last-boy-scout-12-13-21-900-pm/

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    5 min
  • Cape Fear
    What if you took a standard '90s Harrison Ford-style 'Dad in danger' movie and had Martin Scorsese direct it? You get Cape Fear. To quote Roger Ebert, "Everyone in this film is weak in one way or another, and there are no heroes. That's the Scorsese touch." Brilliant, no notes.

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    53 min
  • The People Under the Stairs
    Definitely the number one cannibal survival horror movie starring a child that's actually about inequality. Because it's also the only one. This week, it's Wes Craven's The People Under the Stairs.

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    45 min
  • My Own Private Idaho
    We're honestly thrilled to talk about the anniversary of the fantastic Keanu Reeves and River Phoenix-starring, Gus Van Sant-directed masterpiece, My Own Private Idaho.

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    1 hr 1 min
  • Ricochet
    This week, we're looking at the dark carnival of deranged suburban fantasties called Ricochet (starring an incandescent Denzel Washington and insane scene-chewing villainy from John Lithgow. Also Kevin Pollack for some reason??).

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    1 hr 2 min
  • City of Hope
    This week, we're talking about City of Hope -- the film written directed, edited, and featuring an amazing performance from John Sayles.

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    1 hr 7 min
  • The Fisher King
    This week, Robin Williams stars as a manic pixie homeless man in Terry Gilliam's The Fisher King.

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    1 hr 9 min
  • The Indian Runner

    We're joined by Peter Renaldi, the host of Filmmaker Magazine's acting podcast Back to One, to talk about Sean Penn's directorial debut, The Indian Runner. In fact, Sean Penn just appeared on Peter's show! Did he say anything interesting? Let's find out!


    Also, and this is Chris here, I somehow got through this entire episode without telling the story about the time Sean Penn's son took my backpack from LAX. Another time!


    Listen to Back to One here:

    https://filmmakermagazine.com/column/back-to-one-a-podcast-on-acting/#.YUiQxLhKjIU


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    1 hr 21 min

About 30 Years Later

From the publisher's feed

Hosts Ricky Camilleri (AOL Build) and Chris Chafin (Rolling Stone, Vulture) look back at movies that opened 30 years ago this week, talking about absolute '90s classics, forgotten gems, and some…