This week’s returning guest is Phil Iscove, creator of the Fox show Sleepy Hollow as well as co-host of Podcast Like Its...

This episode features a review for Randall Park’s directorial debut Shortcomings (2023).

The topic Phil chose was Top 5 One Crazy Night Films.

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This episode was written, produced and edited by Jason Kleeberg.

This week’s returning guest is Jen Howell, host of the Every Rom Com Podcast.

This episode features a review for the underrated Sidney Lumet film Q&A (1990).

The topic Jen chose was 5 Great Summer Movies.

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This week’s returning guest is Billy Ray Brewton, host of Movie Mixtapes, The Incinerator, and co-host of Center Clueless.

This episode features a short recommendation for They Look Like People (2015) as well as a full review of the new French adaptation, The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan (2023).

The topic Billy Ray chose was Top 5 Platonic Male Friendships.

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This week’s guest is writer Duane Swierczynski, whose new short story collection Lush (and Other Tales of Boozy Mayhem) is available at your favorite book store right now.

This episode features a short tribute to the recently departed William Friedkin and a review for the post-Vietnam effort Best Friends (1975).

The topic Duane chose was Top 5 Films With Two Character Names as the Title.

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On this special episode of the Force Five Podcast, we’re switching things up a bit and doing a Force Five Live. Don and Jordan from the iSceneIt Podcast go head to head drafting Robert Downey Jr. films!

What would be in your Top 5 RDJ films?

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NOTE: This review is spoiler-free until I say so, so if you haven’t seen it, I’ll tell you when to pause.

This is the new 2023 horror film written by Chris Thomas Devlin and directed by Samuel Bodin.

Have you seen Cobweb? Let me know what you thought of it.

This week’s guest is Darin Lundberg, co-host of the NostalgiaCast.

This episode features a review for the pretty rare neo noir detective film Brown’s Requiem (1998).

The topic Darin chose was 5 Great Spy Films.

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A film written and directed by Richard Friedkin that I’d never heard of? I had to give Rampage (1987) some time in the sun. In this film, I discuss just a bit about what the film is about, where it was filmed, what the status is today in terms of how you can see it, and offer up the chance to see it yourself.

This week’s guest is Dan Kinem, creator of the new(ish) physical media label VHShitFest.

This episode features a review for the never before on-disc video store shelf classic Arena (1989).

The topic Dan chose was Top 5 Films of 1990.

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Recently, I guested on a show called Movie Mixtapes, a show that forced me to come up with an obscure or underappreciated film and then both the host and I each came up with three recommendations based on the flavor of that film.

I chose 1984’s Cloak & Dagger, and exploring the ‘Kids vs. Dangerous Adults’ genre was a lot of fun.

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