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- The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (feat. Cameron Harrison of Green Shirt Podcast) aka Wu Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin' To Fux Wit aka Episode 33
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!
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This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1978's Enter the 36th Chamber! And we've brought guest along with us in Cameron from the Green Shirt Podcast!
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Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!
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#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #enterthe36thchamber #36thchamber #gordonliu #shawbros #kungfu#kungfufilm #esotericacinema
1 hr 46 min - The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (feat. Cameron Harrison from Green Shirt Podcast) aka Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin' Ta Fux Wit aka Episode 33Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1978's The 36th Chamber of Shaolin! If it sounds familiar, it's probably because you've heard Wu Tang Clan make no less than 367 references to it over the course of their illustriously short career. It's also a killer kung-fu movie that created something of a template for the genre while making a metric jack-ton of cash.***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #36thchamber #the36thchamberofshaolin #36thchamberofshaolin #shawbros #gordonliu #internationalcinema #esotericacinema1 hr 52 min
- Intruso Whole Home Convenience & Security (Comedy Sketch inspired by Cache)
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode.
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Episode 12 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Intruso Whole Home Convenience & Security" inspired by Cache. If you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!
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Written, Produced, & Performed by Jason Peters
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#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #cache #michaelhaneke #juliettebinoche #danielauteuil #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
3 min - Cache aka I See The Secrets That You Keep aka Episode 32
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!
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This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 2005's Cache! This seems to be one of those films that everyone's heard of and has on their list, but few actually make the time to check out. If it sounds familiar, it's probably because you've heard of this Michael Haneke guy, best known for the US & Austrian versions of Funny Games.
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Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!
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Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica Cinema
Check us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema
#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #cache #michaelhaneke #juliettebinoche #danielauteuil #internationalcinema #esotericacinema
1 hr 28 min - Cache aka Who's That Recording Me While I Sleep? aka Episode 32Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 2005's Cache! This seems to be one of those films that everyone's heard of and has on their list, but few actually make the time to check out. If it sounds familiar, it's probably because you've heard of this Michael Haneke guy, best known for the US & Austrian versions of Funny Games.***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #cache #michaelhaneke #juliettebinoche #danielauteuil #internationalcinema #esotericacinema1 hr 28 min
- Psychoplasmics (comedy sketch inspired by The Brood)
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!
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Episode 11 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Psychoplasmics" inspired by The Brood. In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!
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Written, Produced, & Performed by Jason Peters
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#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #thebrood #samanthaeggars #oliverreed #davidcronenberg #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
3 min - The Brood aka The Film with Strong "Recently Divorced Guy" Energy aka Episode 31
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!
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This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1979's The Brood! If this one sounds familiar, it might be because it was David Cronenberg's big stepping-out film, the one that really put him on the map with it's still pretty-shocking finale.
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Come revisit this incomparable (for better and/or worse) film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!
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#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #thebrood #davidcronenberg #samanthaeggar #oliverreed #canadianfilms #esotericacinema
1 hr 20 min - Eric & Javan's Pros & Cons - Attack the Block
Friends of the show Javan and Eric drop by to give us their list of pros and cons for 2011's Attack the Block, as featured in our monthly bonus episode Viva Esoterica!
9 min - Viva Esoterica! - Variety Episode #3 - November
Hey there, friends!
For season 2, we've decided to try something a little different. In the spirit of our comedy sketches, we wanted to try out some more variety-type features and combine them into one package for you to enjoy every month. So we created the Viva Esoterica Variety Special!
Some of the features will be comedy, others will be more informative, but all will stay within the realms of cinema, and be centered around the very types of films and programming we regularly enjoy here on Esoterica Cinema.
Come join the fun, and enjoy!
Jason & Ryan
39 min - Ball Club for Men (comedy sketch inspired by Hard Candy)
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!
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Episode 10 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Ball Club for Men" inspired by Hard Candy (and Hair Club for Men!). In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!
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Written, Produced, & Performed by Ryan Seybold
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#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #hardcandy #elliotpage #davidslade #patrickwilson #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
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About Esoterica Cinema
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The podcast where hosts Jason Peters and Ryan Seybold take films from the cinematic multiverse and discuss the hell out of 'em. Fun, thoughtful, whip-smart analysis with none of the usual…
pretense.