Low Key

Low Key

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Low Key episodes

  • COHERENCE: How to Blow Minds on a $50K Budget

    COHERENCE, a 2013 sci-fi film from writer-director James Ward Byrkit, is a model of low-budget filmmaking.


    As studios look for the next OBSESSION, they might want to see what's possible on a $50,000 budget, when scrappy filmmakers and performers imagine big.


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    1 hr 14 min
  • "The Bluff" Is Unexpected Pirate Fun
    Welcome once again to the pod. This week, the guys review a regular ol' popcorn on your couch pirate movie, Amazon Prime's The Bluff. There's betrayal, blood-soaked action, and booty to be plundered, just like you'd expect.

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    39 min
  • What We're Excited for in 2026: Industry, The Pitt, They Will Kill You... and Doomsday?


    We share what we're excited to see in 2026, including Industry, The Pitt, They Will Kill You, and maybe — just maybe — Avengers: Doomsday.


    But first, Aaron has some thoughts on Stranger Things.


    And then team makes an announcement about Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride.


    And we talk about shows that overstay their welcome — and some of the best shows we've ever seen, including Breaking Bad, Battlestar Galactica, and The Righteous Gemstones.


    Pictured: Myha'la in Industry Season 4.

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    1 hr
  • Dads Watch Kids Movies: THE WITCHES

    Jim Henson meets Roald Dahl in THE WITCHES. Let's talk about whether it holds up, whether it would work for modern kids, and why we wouldn't mind watching it again and again and again.


    A must-see if you love movies with dead parents, kids turning into mice, and of course... witches.


    TLDR: "I love this movie."—Keith

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    38 min
  • King of the Hill, Still on Top
    This episode, we talk about Hulu's very welcome revival of Mike Judge and Greg Daniel's King of the Hill, until Tim ruins everything with an obscene and inaccurate quotation from Silicon Valley.

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    42 min

About Low Key

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Aaron Lanton, Keith Dennie, and Tim Molloy look at pop culture through a racial lens, focusing on the low-key things some people might miss to discuss their deeper meanings.

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