For Your Consideration

For Your Consideration

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For Your Consideration episodes

  • 101| Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (1970)

    On the latest installment of the podcast, Mike and Dustin take a look at the Roger Ebert penned, Russ Meyer directed, 1970 gonzo exploitation satire, Beyond the Valley of the Dolls.

    Music: "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" (Stu Phillips), "The Long Run" (Stu Phillips, Lynn Carey, Barbara Robinson)

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    44 min
  • 100| Citizen Kane (1941)

    For the 100th episode of the podcast proper, Dustin and Mike sit down at the roundtable and discuss the Citizen Kane of American cinema, Orson Welles' quasi-biographical 1941 classic , Citizen Kane!

    Music: "Citizen Kane" (Bernard Hermann)

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    1 hr
  • All Things Considered| Dead Shack (2017)

    On this installment of the podcast Dustin and Mike discuss, Dead Shack, a small indie horror movie from Canadian writer/director, Peter Ricq, that definitely deserves more attention than it has gotten since being released into the world back in 2017.

    Music: "Do for Me (feat. Dear Rouge)" (Humans) and "Dead Shack - Album Mix" (Humans)

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    Dead Shack Proof of Concept Trailer

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    28 min
  • 099| Sherlock Jr. (1924)

    On the latest episode of the show, Mike and Dustin spotlight the 1924 Buster Keaton silent comedy classic, Sherlock, Jr. Join us at the roundtable to hear what we think of the movie and whether we think it ranks as one of the greatest films of all time.

    Music: Vintage Score

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    48 min
  • 098| Zoolander (2001)

    Check out the latest episode of the podcast as Mike and Dustin return for a new discussion on the 2001 Ben Stiller fashion comedy, Zoolander. and welcome guest, Billy Seguire, to the roundtable. Hear our really really really really good sounding conversation around whether or not we feel Zoolander is a masterpiece or a museum piece.

    Music: "Relax" (Powerman 5000)and "I Started a Joke" (The Wallflowers)

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    59 min
  • 097| Dawn of the Dead (1978)

    In the spotlight on the latest edition of the podcast is George A. Romero's 1978 zombie classic, Dawn of the Dead. Will Dustin and Mike find the movie to be worthy of masterpiece or museum piece status? Check out the roundtable discussion to find out.

    Music: "Intro & Studio Breakdown" and "La caccia" (Goblin)

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    43 min
  • In Case You Were Considering...The Twilight Saga (2008-2012)

    On this episode of In Case You Were Considering... Dustin takes aim at The Twilight Saga, it's problematic depictions of abusive relationships as ideal, and Japanese harem porn.

    Music: "Wrong Turn" (www.purple-planet.com)

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    23 min
  • 096| Oldboy (2003)

    On the latest episode of the podcast, hosts Mike and Dustin discuss Park Chan-Wook's 2003 Korean action/revenge classic, Oldboy. Will it rate as a masterpiece or a museum piece? Check out the roundtable conversation to find out.

    Music: "Breathless" and "Last Waltz" (Cho Young Wook)

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    44 min

About For Your Consideration

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A podcast featuring Mike Jozic and Dustin Friesenhan discussing classic films, modern masterpieces, film scores, and transgressive cinema.