Cinema D‘Amore

“Klaatu barada nikto.”

We continue our exploration of the science fiction genre with the Day the Earth Stood Still (Robert Wise, 1951).

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Hosted by Charles Phillips
Co-Hosted by Christopher Koval, Justin Morgan and James Reinhardt
Mixed by Justin Morgan
Music by Daniel Birch and Ben Pegley
Quality Assurance by Charles Phillips

“We all float down here.”

To coincide with the home release of It (Andy Muschietti, 2017), we’re retroactively releasing an episode from our previous podcast.  We discuss King’s 1986 novel and the adaptations that followed:  the miniseries (Tommy Lee Wallace, 1990) and the recent film.  Please, check out the film itself, and have a listen.

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Hosted by Justin Morgan and James Reinhardt
Guest Lexi Behl
Mixed by Justin Morgan
Music by Daniel Birch and Ben Pegley
Quality Assurance by Charles Phillips

“…since women stopped being able to have babies, what's left to hope for?”

2018 begins with our exploration of the science fiction genre.  In this episode, we discuss Children of Men (Alfonso Cuarón, 2006).

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Hosted by James Reinhardt
Co-Hosted by Christopher Koval, Justin Morgan and Charles Phillips
Mixed by Justin Morgan
Music by Daniel Birch and Ben Pegley
Quality Assurance by Charles Phillips

“Punish!”

We conclude 2017, as well as our Unconventional Christmas film streak, with Silent Night, Deadly Night (Charles E. Sellier, Jr., 1984).

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Hosted by Christopher Koval
Co-Hosted by Justin Morgan, Charles Phillips and James Reinhardt
Guests Brad Walkowiak
Mixed by Justin Morgan
Music by Jeremy Koury
Quality Assurance by Charles Phillips

“This is not going to go the way you think.”

Cinema D’Amore joins forces with Sinister DreamCast to discuss Star Wars:  Episode VIII - The Last Jedi (Rian Johnson, 2017).  WARNING:  the episode is spoiler-heavy, as it is specifically tailored to those whom have already experienced the film.  Please, enjoy.

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Hosted by Christopher Koval, Justin Morgan, Charles Phillips and James Reinhardt
Guests Julianna Hawke and Nick Kizina
Mixed and Quality Assurance by Justin Morgan
Music by Jeremy Koury

NOW I HAVE A MACHINE GUN   HO - HO - HO

We discuss the greatest action film of all-time this week with Die Hard (John McTiernan, 1988), continuing our exploration of unconventional Christmas films, or more so looking for any excuse to discuss Die Hard.

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Hosted by Justin Morgan
Co-Hosted by Charles Phillips and James Reinhardt
Mixed by Justin Morgan
Music by Jeremy Koury
Quality Assurance by Charles Phillips

“It’s supposed to be Christmas! What the hell is going on?!”

We explore two unconventional Christmas films this week:  Gremlins (Joe Dante, 1984) and Krampus (Michael Dougherty, 2015).

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Hosted by Charles Phillips
Co-Hosted by Christopher Koval, Justin Morgan and James Reinhardt
Mixed by Justin Morgan
Music by Jeremy Koury
Quality Assurance by Charles Phillips

In a special, bonus episode, host James Reinhardt welcomes guest Lexy Behl to discuss the recent Justice League film. Did these two lifelong DC comics fans enjoy the film? Or do they think the cinematic DC Universe still needs some work to do?

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Hosted by James Reinhardt
Guests Lexy Behl
Mixed by James Reinhardt
Quality Assurance by Justin Morgan

Throughout the month of December, we will be covering unconventional Christmas films.  First up: Tim Burton’s 1992 superhero film, Batman Returns.  We venture into several Batman films, as well as our childhoods.

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Hosted by James Reinhardt
Co-Hosted by Christopher Koval, Justin Morgan and Charles Phillips
Mixed by Justin Morgan
Music by Jeremy Koury
Quality Assurance by Charles Phillips

It’s June 27, 2003.  Writer, director, producer and actor Tommy Wiseau releases his masterpiece, the Room, unto the world.  By 2010, “the Citizen Kane of bad movies” is a cult phenomenon.  In 2013, a novel by the name of the Disaster Artist, written by actor Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell, is released, detailing the making of the film, which is just as fascinating as the film itself.  Now, a film based on the novel about the making of the Room, also called the Disaster Artist (James Franco, 2017) is released.  We discuss all three:  the Room, the novel, and the latest film, the Disaster Artist.

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Hosted by Justin Morgan and James Reinhardt
Guests Lexi Behl
Mixed by Justin Morgan
Music by Jeremy Koury
Quality Assurance by Charles Phillips