Cinemadventure

On the final episode of Cinemadventure, Aidan and Blake discuss Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho and reminisce over episodes past. Thanks for listening.

Blake’s Italian Slasher Movies:

Blood and Black Lace

Four Flies on Grey Velvet

Deep Red

Aidan’s Lighthearted Hitchcock Suggestions:

The 39 Steps

The Lady Vanishes

See you next time.

-Aidan and Blake

In this episode Aidan and Blake discuss the newest addition to the Star Wars franchise, Solo: A Star Wars Story. This episode is filled with spoilers, so enter at your own risk!

Next week’s movie: Psycho

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In this very special bonus episode of Cinemadenture, Aidan and host of the podcast “Between The Culture” Aly Brady discuss Pixar’s “Ratatouille.” Aidan and Aly go on a walk to the Union Bay Natural Area to explore podcasting in the field, a flavor of what Aly does for every episode of Between the Culture.

Movies recommended on this episode:

Tampopo

Jiro Dreams of Sushi

Up

Julie and Julia

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Visit the Union Bay Natural Area

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Multiple plot lines! Dismemberment! Spaceships! Magical powers! Aliens! Star Wars has everything, and Aidan chose to bring maybe the most beloved of the Star Wars films to discuss on this episode, Irvin Kershner’s “The Empire Strikes Back.” Will Blake finally become a jedi like he’s always wanted? Will Aidan get put in carbonite for making too many sound effects? Only time will tell.

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On this episode of The Cinemadventure Podcast Aidan and Blake talk about one of Blake’s favorites, Wes Craven’s “Scream 2.” the boys talk wigs, satire, and more.

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On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Alex and Celia discuss “Coraline” a fantastical stop motion film based on Neil Gaiman’s novel of the same name. Joining them are Aidan Walker and Blake Peterson, who spice up the discussion with some references to Twin Peaks, Nicki Minaj, and the particular style of noir as it appears in the Pacific Northwest.

Movies recommended on this week’s episode:

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The Pirates! Band of Misfits

Beetlejuice

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

The Iron Giant

The Triplets of Belleville

Spirited Away

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Aidan’s Visit to the Portland Art Museum

Nicki Minaj-I Am Your Leader

The Northwest is a sellout. Can it get its noir back? by Knute Berger

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Marvel’s “Avengers: Infinity War.” The boys discuss their shattered expectations, the movie’s comedic elements, and wonder where all of Wakanda’s battle rhinos went. WARNING-MASSIVE SPOILERS AHEAD.

Movies recommended on this week’s episode:

The Rocketeer

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

Thor: Ragnarok

Guardians of the Galaxy

Spiderman Homecoming

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On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Akira Kurosawa’s “Dreams.” They break down the film vignette by vignette and talk about the feel of each dream. Aidan recounts a dream of Alan Rickman, Blake regales us with a story of Sharkboy and Lavagirl, and the boys agree that “The Blizzard” is a slog worth getting up to do a chore during.

We’re nearing the end of our podcast in it’s current form, and to celebrate, Aidan and Blake have decided to share with you two of their very favorite films each. To start Blake brings “The Big Sleep” Howard Hawks’ noir thriller from 1946, an adaptation of Raymond Chandlers detective novel of the same name. Blake describes how he discovered this film, and how it led him to become a lover of movies, Aidan talks about his experience reading the book and then coming to the film, and the boys remind you to never drink and drive.

Thanks for listening.

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On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Carol Reed’s film “The Third Man.” The boys discuss the unique visual style of the film, and why Orson Welles is such a good villain. Blake educates us about the true history of a current SpongeBob meme, Aidan talks about how The Third Man influenced a film he loves, and a short discussion on fish oil supplements is had.

Movies recommended on this week’s episode:

The Lady from Shanghai

Kiss Me Deadly

F for Fake

In Bruges

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(Listen to these songs in succession) -Aidan

The Third Man Theme

SpongeBob End Credits