Our Film Fathers

What if...things happened differently? How would we remember the stars of Hollywood past, if events had occurred as they did in Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (2019). Tarantino takes us down the path of two fictional characters, intersecting with real life people to deliver, what some are calling his Magnum Opus. Let us know what you think by leaving a review and subscribing to the podcast.

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Can a toxic environment produce greatness? We ask that question this week as we watched Whiplash (2014). Excellent performances by JK Simmons and Miles Teller, showcase the lengths and punishments that some will endure to achieve their goals. Can you match our tempo? Leave a review and let us know.

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Did they just make a parenting movie disguised as a kid's movie? The Wild Robot (2024) deals with the challenges and achievements of parenting thru an animated lens. With strong themes and thoughtful storytelling, this film may be the best animated film of the year. Let us know if you got into your feels.

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We have reached the end of Reding's Month of Horr-ors, and we close it out with the classic sci-fi horror, Alien (1979) and its latest iteration, Alien: Romulus (2024). One set the framework for a blend of scary and fantastical, as well as creating a universe for many different interpretations. And while you listen, as long as you aren't in space, we will hear you scream. Leave a review after that though.

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The Ghost with the Most, is back for the 4th week of Reding's month of Horror. We revisit an all time classic in Beetlejuice (1988) and the recently released sequel in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024). Micheal Keaton's portrayal of the bio-exorcist, blends humor and light scares to make enjoyable films for all ages. Let us know if you shared these movies with your kids.

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We are in week 3 of Reding's Month of Horrors and we are trying to creep out with two of the scariest films according to science: Insidious (2010) and Sinister (2012). Can the Jump Scare Scale get up to Level 4? Are these movies just scary or good films? Does anyone have a spare pair of pants? Listen and let us know what you think.


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Our horror conduit, Tom Reding, is back this week to lead us through the James Wan extended universe, with The Conjuring (2013) and Malignant (2021). Wan's creativity and style has led to multiple sequels and crossover threads. Make sure you have your Jump Scare Scale ready. There are some good ones here!


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Welcome back to Reding's month of horrors. All month long, friend of the pod, Tom Reding, will try to get us to watch the best horror films he can. Today we explore the creeping terror of It Follows (2014) and the bone-chilling suspense of Longlegs (2024). We also unveil the Jump Scare Scale for rating scary movies. Where do these movies rate for you? Let us know.

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We are hoping not to be picked last, with our selections this week: Heavyweights (1995) and Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004). Both movies feature the classic underdog trope, while reminding everyone of the fun of gym / recess games. Take a listen and subscribe to the podcast. 

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This week, we dive into the offbeat and unforgettable world of Napoleon Dynamite (2004). We’ll explore the quirkiness, deadpan humor, and unique characters that turned this indie film into a cult classic. So grab some dang quesadilla and enjoy.

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