FilmNerds

FilmNerds

By Matt ScaliciTV & Film
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FilmNerds episodes

  • Back to the Movies - Sudden Impact
    As part of his ongoing series exploring the Top 50 films of 1983, FilmNerds.com editor Matt Scalici will be joined by a series of special guests to discuss the Top 10 films of that year in a special series of podcasts. This week, Matt is joined by FilmNerds contributor Ben Flanagan to discuss Clint Eastwood's outrageous Dirty Harry sequel Sudden Impact.
    55 min
  • Back to the Movies - Staying Alive
    As part of his ongoing series exploring the Top 50 films of 1983, FilmNerds.com editor Matt Scalici will be joined by a series of special guests to discuss the Top 10 films of that year in a special series of podcasts. This week, Matt is joined by his wife and Cinematrimony co-host Francesca Scalici to discuss the garish sequel to Saturday Night Fever, Sylvester Stallone's Staying Alive.
    23 min
  • Back to the Movies - Mr. Mom
    As part of his ongoing series exploring the Top 50 films of 1983, FilmNerds.com editor Matt Scalici will be joined by a series of special guests to discuss the Top 10 films of that year in a special series of podcasts. This week, Matt is joined by his wife and Cinematrimony co-host Francesca Scalici to discuss the Michael Keaton-Teri Garr family comedy classic, Mr. Mom.
    27 min
  • Back to the Movies - Risky Business
    As part of his ongoing series exploring the Top 50 films of 1983, FilmNerds.com editor Matt Scalici will be joined by a series of special guests to discuss the Top 10 films of that year in a special series of podcasts. This week, Matt is joined by regular FilmNerds contributor Graham Flanagan to discuss the film that made Tom Cruise a superstar, the groundbreaking sex comedy Risky Business.
    42 min
  • Cinematrimony - 127 Hours
    Matt Scalici and his wife Francesca discuss the latest Oscar-nominated entry from Danny Boyle, 127 Hours starring James Franco in the performance of his career. Matt and Francesca discuss whether the film is watchable enough for mainstream audiences and whether the portrayal of the grueling ordeal of Aaron Ralston is over-the-top or realistic.
    27 min