Hinge Problems

Hinge Problems

By Chris Pinner, Rudie OvertonTV & FilmLeisureVideo GamesFilm Reviews
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Hinge Problems episodes

  • HP075 Battle of Jangsari

    On the eve of the Battle of Incheon, America and South Korea sent 700 student soldiers to Jangsari beach as cannon fodder. They survived.

    The next film is Penguin's Memory (1985). Available on Youtube

    1 hr 16 min
  • HP074 The Thin Red Line

    Terrence Malick's epic war film. Oh look the light through trees, waving fields of grass, where was evil born? Is that the podcast Hinge Problems where they review warmovis?

    1 hr 25 min
  • HP073 Saving Private Ryan

    Rudie and Chris enlisted their friends Shrug and Tigress to discuss the war movie, Saving Private Ryan. A new step for Hinge Problems, but still the same show if it had segments, two more hosts, and was about war movies.

    1 hr 30 min
  • HP072 Paprium and Sakuna

    After a 13 minute intro we discuss the release of Paprium, the PC Engine Mini, Game Gear Micro, GG Aleste Collection and Sakuna of Rice and Ruin.

    Rudie Recommends: Bad Operation - Bad Operation Chris Recommends: A Lush and Seething Hell by John Horner Jacobs

    1 hr 23 min
  • HP069 A Shocking Opinion of The Last of Us Part 2

    Rudie returns as a CoDDaD, we examine our place in video game criticism, talk about Spiderman and the Amico and praise Arrest of a Stone Buddha. No Spoilers are present regarding TLoUP2. We recommend: A Borrowed Man by Gene Wolfe and the film The Bridge At Remagen.

    1 hr 28 min
  • HP068 Unlimited Possibility Space (with Doolittle)

    With Rudie out for a positive family event, Chris welcomes Doolittle to talk about the weird world of Destiny. And a little bit about Sonic Forces. Sorry for Chris's slighty weird voice on this one; we promise he's not in the Witness Protection Program.

    2 hr 6 min

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An hour-long discussion of war movies by 4 avowed leftists. A custom review system with every movie. War is bad, and yet movies show it, interesting. Previously: An obscure video games podcast.