Film Strip Podcast

Why is it never a blue herring? Listen as the Film Strip crew tries to unravel Clue (1985). 

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It’s a dangerous thing to mistake podcasting without thought for podcasting the truth. We peel the layers back on Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022) with Anthony from ‘Tis the Podcast and Matt from Two Broke Geeks. #glassonion #knivesout

Functional, but still on fire. The Film Strip crew talks about some of their favorite directors to kick off 2026 with Film Strip Sessions. 

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Ferrets would make this 100 times scarier. Jay, Ryan, and Ron ring in the new year aboard Terror Train (1980). Links in bio. #terrortrain #jamieleecurtis

Jay, Ron, Lindsey, and our friend, Matt Spaulding, talk about our favorite Christmas movie genres as well as other assorted topics.

Buy Matt's book - Santa in His Own Words

We've always been nervous passengers. Jay and Carmelita Valdez-McKoy review Thunderball (1965).

It's the 60th anniversary of Sean Connery's fourth turn as 007. No other Bond movie comes with such a twisted back story to how it was written and what it took to get it made. It would shape the franchise for decades to come. Thunderball became one of the most successful movies of the franchise. How well does it hold up six decades later? Listen to find out what our hosts think.

Join us for a round of drunk pirate Sandlot. Jay, Ryan, Lindsey, and guest Matt review Hook (1991). 

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Ron, Lindsey, Ryan, and Sarah from @FinalGirlsFeast talk about about some of their Favorite Movie and Food Pairings for this November edition of Film Strip Sessions.

We are always here to give the people what they want. Jay welcomes back Patrick and Anton of Why Wasn’t It Better? to discuss Tomorrow Never Dies (1997).

This what happens when you dare a franchise to do better. Jay and Nate reboot the galaxy with Star Trek (2009).