This episode of A Cosmic Void Aaron Donaldson from the Reel War Project comes on to discuss the podcast’s first sports movie: Moneyball. In addition to breaking the movie down we examine how sabermetrics has transformed all of sports, how sports movies occupy a similar space with war movies, what a Stanley Kubrick Disney film would look like, and so much more!

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This week on A Cosmic Void Biggs breaks down an influential movie you may not have heard of: De Cierta Manera (One Way or Another). This movie is a blend of documentary and drama. It was directed by an Afro-Cuban woman in Cuba in the seventies and was one of the first films to truly achieve intersectionality. There are themes of feminism, racism, and classism all throughout. And it was the feature debut, and swan song, of Sara Gómez.

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This episode of A Cosmic Void has Bigg’s friend Allen joining in to talk about Wayne’s World. They discuss its influence on pop culture at large, the context of joke that can’t possibly hit anymore, battles while making the movie, and a whole lot more!

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This week on A Cosmic Void Karl Borneman of Not Safe for Network guests on the show to cover Wishmaster! Find out what happens when a Djinn grants people wishes when they don’t actually wish. Yes we’re deep diving into the movie made by Wes Craven (not really), and starring Freddie Krueger (sort of), Jason Voorhees (kind of), Candyman (no bees), and Henriette from Evil Dead 2 (you must understand what really going on now). Plus, we figure out what the movie would look like with the It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia cast because what else are you going to talk about?

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This episode of A Cosmic Void Alexsa Prince and Alex Wolfe join Biggs to discuss the 1980 cult classic: Flash Gordon! We cover the history of the franchise from it’s comic strip beginnings, why the movie is an undeniable (but watchable) train wreck, and the Queen of it all!

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This week on A Cosmic Void Sarah Lynn from the Dipperz podcast joins Biggs to discuss the eighties cult classic that doesn’t get any respect, but doesn’t feature Rodney Dangerfield: Better Off Dead. We break down beat for beat why this movie is amazing, but could never be made today. We deep dive into John Cusack’s hatred and supposed softening of the film. And of course we traverse all the surreal comedic bits live in this movie.

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This week on A Cosmic Void Lauren O’Neil from the Dipperz podcast returns to talk about the Errol Morris documentary: The Thin Blue Line. This is one of the most influential docs out there…and it helped free an innocent man. We get into the weeds on the details of the case, how policing worked then and now, the death penalty, and many more subjects. You won’t want to miss this one!

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This episode A Cosmic Void is covering a beloved classic, or wretched propaganda depending on your opinion. Brandon Beardslee from the Not Safe for Network podcast joins Biggs to talk about the original 1984 movie: Red Dawn!

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This week A Cosmic Void concludes it’s influential zombie block with punk infused, jiggly, not to mention wild sort of sequel to Night of the Living Dead: Return of the Living Dead! We talk about how it finished the template for zombies that George Romero began. We look at it’s influence with punk rock in the mainstream. But most of all, we…want…YOUR BRAINS!

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This week A Cosmic Void continues it’s three zombie movie block with the most influential entry of the genre: Dawn of the Dead. We discuss how the film was mired in social commentary by it’s depictions of racism, the patriarchy, the media, and of course the theme that rules them all: commercialism. We spotlight Tom Savini in his big break as a makeup artist and an actor. We compare the construction of the movie with it’s 2004 remake and The Walking Dead. And that’s just the edge of the machete!

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