Films for the Void!

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Episode 39! In this episode, Eric and Landon are totally buggin' that they get to talk about Amy Heckerling's 1995 film Clueless. Along with reviews of the latest in Kevin Smith's cinematic universe, a sequel to one of the aughts' most surprising horror films, and a preview of some of this fall's most anticipated theatrical releases - all on this week's episode of Films for the Void!

TIME STAMPS
00:00:00 Introduction / Recommendations
00:13:30 Look Both Ways
00:17:13 Clerks III
00:22:38 Orphan: First Kill
00:28:45 Clueless
01:17:33 Eric's Recommendation for Next Episode

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Artwork by Annie Curle
Theme Music by Meghan Gove
Edited by Landon Defever

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Bonus Episode #15! In this episode, Landon interviews Tori Kravitz - a Florida-based multi-media content creator, publicist, and journalist who’s been making a name for herself since 2010, when she launched Rock Forever Magazine. For the next six years, she would go on to have over 300 interviews and amass over 37K subscribers. More likely than not, however, you’ll probably recognize her as the Monster Energy pit reporter for the Vans Warped Tour from 2015 to 2018, travelling nationally, creating daily blogs highlighting the tour, and interviewing the bands that comprised it. Now, she’s working as publicity manager for Whoa, That’s Fresh! Marketing and Publicity, where she represents bands like MxPx, Anarbor, Rivals, and many more. Landon and Tori chat about starting a music magazine in high school, interviewing her favorite bands, the reaction to landing four consecutive slots on the Vans Warped Tour, and making the transition into music marketing - all on the latest episode of Films for the Void!

TIME STAMPS
00:00:16 Interview w/ Tori Kravitz
00:39:47 Round Robin Movie Discussion

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Artwork by Annie Curle
Theme Music by Meghan Gove
Edited by Landon Defever

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Bonus Episode #14! In this episode, Landon interviews Eric Egan - the vocalist for Cleveland-based alternative emo/rock band Heart Attack Man. The band made big waves with their 2019 LP Fake Blood, as well as their most recent EP Thoughtz & Prayerz, both available on Triple Crown Records. However, it’s now 2022, and a lot has changed for the band, as they’ve recently gone independent for the first time since 2014 and the future’s looking bright with two separate U.S. tours scheduled for this fall. You can catch the band in September opening for alternative hip-hop artist Blackbear, alongside State Champs, Waterparks, and Mod Sun on select dates, and then again supporting Tigers Jaw alongside Glitterer in October and November. Landon and Eric chat about Heart Attack Man, their new song "Loud and Clear," making the decision to go independent, and a travel experience so terrible you have to hear it for yourself - all on the latest episode of Films for the Void!

TIME STAMPS
00:00:16 Interview w/ Eric Egan
00:49:39 Round Robin Movie Discussion

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Artwork by Annie Curle
Theme Music by Meghan Gove
Edited by Landon Defever

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Episode 38! In this episode, Eric and Landon make the trek to talk about Jerry Rees' 1987 film The Brave Little Toaster. Along with reviews of the latest reboot of the Predator franchise, a tearjerker for both the young and young at heart, and what could possibly be one of Brad Pitt's final blockbuster starring roles - all on this week's episode of Films for the Void!

00:00:00 Introduction / Recommendations
00:06:10 Not Okay
00:10:23 Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
00:15:56 Bullet Train
00:21:34 Prey
00:24:52 The Brave Little Toaster
01:17:32 Landon's Recommendation for Next Episode

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Artwork by Annie Curle
Theme Music by Meghan Gove
Edited by Landon Defever

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Bonus Episode #13! In this episode, Landon interviews Mo Doron - a Chicago-based graphic designer and photographer whose past artist collaborations include Evanescence, Four Year Strong, JER, Seaway, and Bearings. As a wearer of many hats in the DIY music scene, you may recognize them from self-starting Support Your Fellow Rockers, an organization that connects bands and artists in indie circles with resources while on tour. More than likely, however, you probably know them as the brand manager and graphic designer for a 3-Day Chicago-based punk rock music festival taking place September 16-18 at Douglass Park with headlining performances from My Chemical Romance, The Misfits, and Nine Inch Nails. You can find them on Twitter @_MODORO and their portfolio is available on their website modoro.co. Landon and Mo chat about sneaking out to go to house shows in Minneapolis, loving the Midwest, managing the brand for a beloved music festival, and some of their favorite movies of all-time - all on the latest episode of Films for the Void!

TIME STAMPS
00:00:16 Interview w/ Mo Doron
00:38:20 Round Robin Movie Discussion

LANDON'S TWITTER @igotdefeverman
LANDON'S INSTAGRAM @duhfever
LANDON'S LETTERBOXD @landondefever

Artwork by Annie Curle
Theme Music by Meghan Gove
Edited by Landon Defever

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Episode 37! In this episode, Eric and Landon work their magic in analyzing Danny DeVito's 1996 film Matilda. Along with reviews of the latest from horror mastermind Jordan Peele, a new outing from two of MTV's greatest mascots, and a documentary highlighting one of modern rock's most polarizing figures - all on this week's episode of Films for the Void!

00:00:00 Introduction / Recommendations
00:06:34 Machine Gun Kelly's Life in Pink
00:16:34 Beavis & Butthead Do the Universe
00:20:38 Nope
00:29:10 Matilda
01:18:31 Eric's Recommendation for Next Episode

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Artwork by Annie Curle
Theme Music by Meghan Gove
Edited by Landon Defever

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Bonus Episode #12! In this episode, Landon interviews Bryan Gorman - the guitarist and vocalist for Florida-based pop-rock act Camp Trash. Taking a love for ‘90s-tinged rock, landing somewhere between Gin Blossoms and Hum, and finding their center in the indie/punk circles they call home, the band spent earlier this year touring alongside Free Throw and Spanish Love Songs on separate nationwide runs.  You can pick up their new record The Long Way, the Slow Way, available now on Count Your Lucky Stars Records. Landon and Bryan chat about the new record, growing up in Michigan, the double-edged sword that is Florida, and some of his favorite movies of all-time - all on the latest episode of Films for the Void!

TIME STAMPS
00:00:16 Interview w/ Bryan Gorman
00:35:43 Round Robin Discussion

LANDON'S TWITTER @igotdefeverman
LANDON'S INSTAGRAM @duhfever
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Artwork by Annie Curle
Theme Music by Meghan Gove
Edited by Landon Defever

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Episode 36! In this episode, Eric and Landon take a look outside and discuss Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 film Rear Window. Along with reviews of the latest music superstar biopic, the Tollywood sensation that's sweeping the world, and recent offerings from both the Marvel and Minion Cinematic Universes - all on this week's episode of Films for the Void!

00:00:00 Introduction
00:10:10 RRR
00:15:56 Minions: The Rise of Gru
00:22:26 Elvis
00:32:12 Thor: Love & Thunder
00:38:00 Rear Window
01:26:46 Landon's Recommendation for Next Episode

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Artwork by Annie Curle
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Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Bonus Episode #11! In this episode, Landon interviews Maggie Schneider - the vocalist for Atlanta-based pop-rock act Glimmers, who’s fresh off the release of their latest single “Scared to Lose." If that wasn't enough, the band recently won 3rd place in this year’s Sad Summer Battle of the Bands contest. The band self-describes themselves as a means of connection, with the hopes of letting a glimmer of light into your cluttered heart, and today, we're chatting with her, along with guitarists Alex Dowtain and Alex Norrell about starting a band during a pandemic, rising through the ranks of TikTok, and some of their favorite movies of all-time - all on the latest episode of Films for the Void!

TIME STAMPS
00:00:16 Interview w/ Maggie Schneider, Alex Downtain, and Alex Norrell
00:31:59 Round Robin Discussion

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Artwork by Annie Curle
Theme Music by Meghan Gove
Edited by Landon Defever

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Episode 35! In this episode, Eric and Landon wade into the deep end to talk about Steven Spielberg's 1975 film Jaws. Along with reviews of one of the biggest hits from this year's Sundance Film Festival, a fun LGBT indie on Hulu, and a dissection of the latest from David Cronenberg - all on this week's episode of Films for the Void!

00:00:00 Introduction
00:03:59 Fire Island
00:07:14 Cha Cha Real Smooth
00:11:07 Crimes of the Future
00:22:16 Jaws
01:13:52 Eric's Recommendation for Next Episode

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Artwork by Annie Curle
Theme Music by Meghan Gove
Edited by Landon Defever