Esoterica Cinema

Esoterica Cinema

By Jason Peters & Ryan SeyboldTV & FilmFilm Reviews
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Esoterica Cinema episodes

  • Fritz the Cat & Swiss Army Man aka Let's Rebel Against Society and Defy Convention aka Our Second Full Episode aka Episode 3

    Jason & Ryan look closely at the films Fritz the Cat and Swiss Army Man to discuss the films and see how they compare. Will they like them? Hate them? A little bit of both? And who ultimately cares what they think anyway? Pay special attention to our exclusive commercial for your very own real-life Swiss Army Man!* *Esoterica Cinema is not legally responsible for any gangrene contracted as a result of contact with real-life Swiss Army Man.

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    Additional thanks:

    Nick Mikulka - Additional voices

    Audio Library - Background music:

    Happy and Joyful Children by Free Music https://youtu.be/lv1YPeP1O8k

    Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/2PV1WMi

    Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/zXnuDrEN9Xo

    Superfunnysheet - SFX https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xfks6jiS_iI

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    #film #movies #moviepodcast #filmdiscussion #filmpodcast #moviecomedy

    2 hr 15 min
  • The New and Improved Hotel* (Comedy Sketch - The Hotel may only exist as a figment of Mr. Lanthimos's mind.)

    Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial during one of our breaks. We put a lot of work into them, and since everyone seems to agree they're a lot of fun, we figured we'd begin to share them with you separately during our off weeks.

    Episode 2 features this sketch, "The New and Improved Hotel" from The Lobster. In case you didn't listen to our second episode, or if you'd just like to see what the comedy aspect of our show is all about, give it a listen!

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    Written, Performed, and Produced by Jason Peters

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    #filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #aguirre #wernerherzog #weareidiotsbutfunidiots

    2 min
  • The Lobster aka Be With Someone or Don't, It's All Good, Bro aka Our First Halfisode aka Episode 2

    Jason and Ryan plunge head-first into Yorgos Lanthimos' The Lobster. Laughs will be had, character motivations will be examined, and if you keep your ears peeled, you may even hear an exclusive commercial for The Hotel* from the film! *The Hotel may only exit as a construct of the mind of Mr. Lanthimos. But that didn't stop us from making a fake commercial for it.

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    Additional Thanks:

    Background music: Borksford - Chillout Deep House - Appears via Music Standard License, Envato Marketplace

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    #film #movies #moviepodcast #filmdiscussion #filmpodcast #moviecomedy

    1 hr 20 min
  • Aguirre's Existential Jungle Cruise feat. Werner Herzog* (*Comedy Sketch - May not be the real Werner Herzog)

    Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial during one of our breaks. We put a lot of work into them, and since everyone seems to agree they're a lot of fun, we figured we'd begin to share them with you separately during our off weeks.

    Episode 1 features this sketch, "Aguirre's Existential Jungle Cruise" from Aguirre: The Wrath of God. In case you didn't listen to our first episode, or if you'd just like to see what the comedy aspect of our show is all about, give it a listen!

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    Written by Jason Peters

    Performed and Produced by Ryan Seybold

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    Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica Cinema

    Check us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema

    #filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #aguirre #wernerherzog #weareidiotsbutfunidiots

    2 min

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…