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About to Review podcast host That Guy Named John discusses and reviews old and new movies, TV, games and comics. The show has covered national and international film festivals and conventions, and has hosted numerous interviews with actors, directors and other creators.

About to Review

In the cinematic sea of prequels, sequels, reboots, and re-imaginings, the Movie Retakes podcast discusses Hollywood's new takes on our beloved movie classics. Brothers Matt and Chris Sully examine the latest retake franchises, pitch their own original retake visions, and share their love for the movies that made them.

Movie Retakes

The podcast of NYC based indie filmmaker/comedian Alex Anderson

Alex Anderson Podcast

TV Writers Sam Ernst and Jim Dunn invite aspiring screenwriters into their writers’ room and give them writing tips to develop their screenplays and TV pilots. Discussions include script notes, screenwriting tools, Hollywood career advice, and tips on navigating the entertainment industry. Sam and Jim’s credits include HAVEN on SYFY, Marvel’s DAREDEVIL, and CARNIVAL ROW on Amazon Prime. Producer J.R. Zamora-Thal and Co-Producer Meagan Daine also talk about their experiences on TV writing staffs and add commentary on today’s issues facing Hollywood, including women and Latinos in entertainment.

The Writers Room with Sam and Jim

Welcome to Mostly Horror!&nbsp;Sean Parker and Steve Goldberg discuss the horror genre; interviewing the amazing people who contribute to it and discussing their love for horror films, television and more!&nbsp;

Welcome to Mostly Horror!  Sean Parker and Steve Goldberg discuss the horror genre; interviewing the amazing people who contribute to it and discussing their love for horror films, television and more! 

Mostly Horror

We are two friends who love movies. We want to have you feeling like we are talking to you about the movies we are reviewing. The parts you loved and the parts you hate. We enjoy talking about our favorite movies and whatever else pops into our heads.

Two Chicks Talkin Flicks Podcast

Protecting the Frame

Join hosts and contestants Ryan Polly and Seth Worley as they develop an original feature film idea every week, starting with an assignment given to them by a "big Hollywood studio" in the form of random automation wizardry.

The Writers Room Game Show

Don’t Kill the Messenger dives deep into the careers of Hollywood’s most influential voices including executives and filmmakers alike. Hosted by entertainment research expert Kevin Goetz, the interviews are more than story-sharing, they are intimate conversations between friends and a powerful filmmaking masterclass. Discover what it really takes to bring your favorite movies to life. Find Don’t Kill the Messenger on Apple, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform.&nbsp; Learn how movies begin, and end—with the audience. Host: Kevin Goetz Producer: Kari Campano Writers: Kevin Goetz, Darlene Hayman, Nick Nunez, &amp; Kari Campano Audio Engineer: Gary Forbes Produced at DG Entertainment, Los Angeles CAMarketing Team: Kari Campano, Dax Ross, Daniel Gamino, &amp; Ashton BrackettGuest Booking:&nbsp; Kari Campano &amp; Kathy Manabat

Don’t Kill the Messenger dives deep into the careers of Hollywood’s most influential voices including executives and filmmakers alike. Hosted by entertainment research expert Kevin Goetz, the interviews are more than story-sharing, they are intimate conversations between friends and a powerful filmmaking masterclass. Discover what it really takes to bring your favorite movies to life. Find Don’t Kill the Messenger on Apple, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform.  Learn how movies begin, and end—with the audience. Host: Kevin Goetz Producer: Kari Campano Writers: Kevin Goetz, Darlene Hayman, Nick Nunez, & Kari Campano Audio Engineer: Gary Forbes Produced at DG Entertainment, Los Angeles CA Marketing Team: Kari Campano, Dax Ross, Daniel Gamino, & Ashton Brackett Guest Booking:  Kari Campano & Kathy Manabat

Don't Kill the Messenger with Movie Strategist Kevin Goetz

Theknuckleheadspodcast is a weekly podcast based in Brooklyn NY! offered on Podbean, Apple Podcast and anywhere you listen to podcasts. TheKnuckleheads are 3 guys in a room talking about everything under the sun! authentic, real, funny, and not PC... WELCOME TO THE CONVERSATION.

TheKnuckleHeadsPodcast

The Monday Morning Critic Podcast provides a captivating look into the film industry through thoughtful and well-researched interviews and critiques. Each episode includes comprehensive discussions with filmmakers, actors, and industry specialists, giving listeners a distinctive viewpoint on both the latest releases and timeless classics. Emphasizing both mainstream and independent cinema, the Monday Morning Critic Podcast serves as an invaluable resource for film lovers everywhere.

The Monday Morning Critic Podcast provides a captivating look into the film industry through thoughtful and well-researched interviews and critiques. Each episode includes comprehensive discussions with filmmakers, actors, and industry specialists, giving listeners a distinctive viewpoint on both the latest releases and timeless classics. Emphasizing both mainstream and independent cinema, the Monday Morning Critic Podcast serves as an invaluable resource for film lovers everywhere.

Monday Morning Critic

Cinemondo is an insider movie review podcast hosted movie fans who work in the entertainment industry in Hollywood. We talk about movies, streaming, tv and anime from around the world! Subscribe to our Youtube Channel for tons more content! https://www.youtube.com/c/CinemondoPodcast

Cinemondo is an insider movie review podcast hosted movie fans who work in the entertainment industry in Hollywood. We talk about movies, streaming, tv and anime from around the world! Subscribe to our Youtube Channel for tons more content! https://www.youtube.com/c/CinemondoPodcast

Cinemondo Insider Movie Reviews Podcast

Welcome to Mindspace, where each week veteran journalist Geoff Boucher along with guest appearances from notable stars, creators and influencers will help you reach a state of Nerdvana with fascinating conversations, never told stories and trivia about all corners of pop culture. Boucher is well-known to audiences for Comic-Con's biggest Hall H panels and during his three decade career he's interviewed the biggest names in film, television, music, and comics - some of whom will be dropping by the podcast week to week.

Welcome to Mindspace, where each week veteran journalist Geoff Boucher along with guest appearances from notable stars, creators and influencers will help you reach a state of Nerdvana with fascinating conversations, never told stories and trivia about all corners of pop culture. Boucher is well-known to audiences for Comic-Con's biggest Hall H panels and during his three decade career he's interviewed the biggest names in film, television, music, and comics - some of whom will be dropping by the podcast week to week.

Welcome to Mindspace, where each week veteran journalist Geoff Boucher along with guest appearances from notable stars, creators and influencers will help you reach a state of Nerdvana with fascinating conversations, never told stories and trivia about all corners of pop culture.&nbsp;Boucher is well-known to audiences for Comic-Con's biggest Hall H panels and during his three decade career he's interviewed the biggest names in film, television, music, and comics - some of whom will be dropping by the podcast week to week.

Heavy Metal Presents: Geoff Boucher's Mindspace

Welcome to the Latest Talks Podcast!

Here we shmooze and try to cover all kinds of interesting topics, so you can enjoy top-quality Yiddish entertainment.

For ad placements email: ads@latesttalks.com

Welcome to the Latest Talks Podcast! Here we shmooze and try to cover all kinds of interesting topics, so you can enjoy top-quality Yiddish entertainment. For ad placements email: ads@latesttalks.com

Latest Talks

In-depth conversations with professionals in the film, TV, and theatre industry. Join working actor and host Robby Ramos as he speaks with actors, writers, directors, showrunners, and more on how to make a living in the entertainment business.

Dropping Character

Americas Place for strange, bringing you the best in Hollywood Horror & the Paranormal each week. Listen each week as we talk with celebrities from your favorite horror movies and TV shows as well as paranormal investigators. We'll also keep you updated in the world of the paranormal with news from the strange.

Americas Place for strange, bringing you the best in Hollywood Horror &amp; the Paranormal each week. Listen each week as we talk with celebrities from your favorite horror movies and TV shows as well as paranormal investigators. We'll also keep you updated in the world of the paranormal with news from the strange.

Shadow Nation

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תנו לנו שקל 1 ביום - וניתן לכם כלי תקשורת עצמאי. איך עושים את זה? כנסו לכאן: https://pe4ch.com/ref/67vSOtfY2che

גדי טאוב: שומר סף

The Cool Kids Table is co-hosted by Maggie Stiggers and Spiro Marcos. It celebrates artists from all over who lead with kindness. Each week we’ll highlight a guest whose remarkable determination has helped them overcome obstacles, inspire their community, and remain gracious. There will be valuable lessons and lots of laughs. Come take a seat!

The Cool Kids Table

Your Spirit Realm on The Dark Crystal #DarkCrystal #ForThra #TheDarkCrystal #AgeOfResistance #JimHenson #Fantasy #Podcast

Dreamspace: A Dark Crystal Podcast

A current rundown of the world of Criterion with a round table of guests. We talk about new and upcoming releases, what's happening on the Criterion Channel, and other related topics related to the Criterion Collection.

Criterion Now

Famous actor Wesam Keesh invites you into his fascinating world. Interviewing athletes, actors, and more.

Wesam's World

A monthly released celebration of Black artist in front of and behind the camera in the horror genre.

Afro Horror

“As you see, we’re flying over an island. A city. A particular city. And this is a story of a number of people, and a story also of the city itself.”

That’s from the opening voice-over of the 1948 movie The Naked City, which was a very big deal when it was made, because it was a rare studio film that was shot entirely, lock stock and barrel, on the streets of New York City. You see, the American motion picture industry began in New York, at the end of the 19th century – Thomas Edison and other early innovators had their laboratories here, and shot their early films in and around Manhattan. But the movies moved to California in the 1910s, and rarely came back. 
 
Plenty of films were set in New York… but astonishingly few were shot here. Studios constructed fake New Yorks on their Hollywood backlots; maybe, if they couldn’t fake it, they’d shoot a scene or two in New York, or send a crew to shoot exteriors, or use stock footage. 

But that all changed with Executive Order No. 10, issued by Mayor John V. Lindsay on May 31, 1966. That document formed the Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting—a one-stop shop intended to eliminate the red tape and copious permits of New York filmmaking, and to lure filmmakers East. It worked - perhaps too well. 

The problem was, the explosion of production that followed the establishment of the Mayor’s Office in the mid-1960s coincided directly with the beginning of the most troubled period of the city’s history… a quarter-century of rising crime, increasing debt, decreases in public service and servants, and general urban anarchy. 

And that period was captured over the course of the next two decades, vividly, in the likes of Midnight Cowboy; The French Connection; Death Wish; Dog Day Afternoon; Taxi Driver; The Taking of Pelham 123, The Warriors; Fort Apache, The Bronx; Do the Right Thing; and After Hours—portraits of a city’s decay and downfall, and ones that, ironically enough, might not have existed at all were it not for the incentives provided by the city itself.
 
Now, from the safe distance of a Disney-fied and gentrified Manhattan, these films provide us with a window into a past that’s been razed and replaced by a safer present. 9/11 took a toll on The City… so did the rise of income inequality, rendering New York City, more than ever, a place solely by and for the rich. That shift, and the rapid suburbanization that accompanied it, has left New York nearly indistinguishable from other large American cities. And thus these movies…. become a valuable reminder of what once was. 
 
And what we’re witnessing, in the films made in New York, and set in the present, is a conversation of, of connections and reflections between the fictional lives in their foregrounds… and the real lives happening behind them.
 
So in their own unique ways, every great New York movie is an accidental documentary of what The City was - at the precise point of its production, and not a moment longer. 
 
All of those movies, taken together, tell their own version of the history of New York. 
 
That’s the history we’re here to tell.

“As you see, we’re flying over an island. A city. A particular city. And this is a story of a number of people, and a story also of the city itself.” That’s from the opening voice-over of the 1948 movie The Naked City, which was a very big deal when it was made, because it was a rare studio film that was shot entirely, lock stock and barrel, on the streets of New York City. You see, the American motion picture industry began in New York, at the end of the 19th century – Thomas Edison and other early innovators had their laboratories here, and shot their early films in and around Manhattan. But the movies moved to California in the 1910s, and rarely came back. Plenty of films were set in New York… but astonishingly few were shot here. Studios constructed fake New Yorks on their Hollywood backlots; maybe, if they couldn’t fake it, they’d shoot a scene or two in New York, or send a crew to shoot exteriors, or use stock footage. But that all changed with Executive Order No. 10, issued by Mayor John V. Lindsay on May 31, 1966. That document formed the Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting—a one-stop shop intended to eliminate the red tape and copious permits of New York filmmaking, and to lure filmmakers East. It worked - perhaps too well. The problem was, the explosion of production that followed the establishment of the Mayor’s Office in the mid-1960s coincided directly with the beginning of the most troubled period of the city’s history… a quarter-century of rising crime, increasing debt, decreases in public service and servants, and general urban anarchy. And that period was captured over the course of the next two decades, vividly, in the likes of Midnight Cowboy; The French Connection; Death Wish; Dog Day Afternoon; Taxi Driver; The Taking of Pelham 123, The Warriors; Fort Apache, The Bronx; Do the Right Thing; and After Hours—portraits of a city’s decay and downfall, and ones that, ironically enough, might not have existed at all were it not for the incentives provided by the city itself. Now, from the safe distance of a Disney-fied and gentrified Manhattan, these films provide us with a window into a past that’s been razed and replaced by a safer present. 9/11 took a toll on The City… so did the rise of income inequality, rendering New York City, more than ever, a place solely by and for the rich. That shift, and the rapid suburbanization that accompanied it, has left New York nearly indistinguishable from other large American cities. And thus these movies…. become a valuable reminder of what once was. And what we’re witnessing, in the films made in New York, and set in the present, is a conversation of, of connections and reflections between the fictional lives in their foregrounds… and the real lives happening behind them. So in their own unique ways, every great New York movie is an accidental documentary of what The City was - at the precise point of its production, and not a moment longer. All of those movies, taken together, tell their own version of the history of New York. That’s the history we’re here to tell.

“As you see, we’re flying over an island. A city. A particular city. And this is a story of a number of people, and a story also of the city itself.”

That’s from the opening voice-over of the 1948 movie The Naked City, which was a very big deal when it was made, because it was a rare studio film that was shot entirely, lock stock and barrel, on the streets of New York City. You see, the American motion picture industry began in New York, at the end of the 19th century – Thomas Edison and other early innovators had their laboratories here, and shot their early films in and around Manhattan. But the movies moved to California in the 1910s, and rarely came back. 
 
Plenty of films were set in New York… but astonishingly few were shot here. Studios constructed fake New Yorks on their Hollywood backlots; maybe, if they couldn’t fake it, they’d shoot a scene or two in New York, or send a crew to shoot exteriors, or use stock footage. 

But that all changed with Executive Order No. 10, issued by Mayor John V. Lindsay on May 31, 1966. That document formed the Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre &amp; Broadcasting—a one-stop shop intended to eliminate the red tape and copious permits of New York filmmaking, and to lure filmmakers East. It worked - perhaps too well. 

The problem was, the explosion of production that followed the establishment of the Mayor’s Office in the mid-1960s coincided directly with the beginning of the most troubled period of the city’s history… a quarter-century of rising crime, increasing debt, decreases in public service and servants, and general urban anarchy. 

And that period was captured over the course of the next two decades, vividly, in the likes of Midnight Cowboy; The French Connection; Death Wish; Dog Day Afternoon; Taxi Driver; The Taking of Pelham 123, The Warriors; Fort Apache, The Bronx; Do the Right Thing; and After Hours—portraits of a city’s decay and downfall, and ones that, ironically enough, might not have existed at all were it not for the incentives provided by the city itself.
 
Now, from the safe distance of a Disney-fied and gentrified Manhattan, these films provide us with a window into a past that’s been razed and replaced by a safer present. 9/11 took a toll on The City… so did the rise of income inequality, rendering New York City, more than ever, a place solely by and for the rich. That shift, and the rapid suburbanization that accompanied it, has left New York nearly indistinguishable from other large American cities. And thus these movies…. become a valuable reminder of what once was. 
 
And what we’re witnessing, in the films made in New York, and set in the present, is a conversation of, of connections and reflections between the fictional lives in their foregrounds… and the real lives happening behind them.
 
So in their own unique ways, every great New York movie is an accidental documentary of what The City was - at the precise point of its production, and not a moment longer. 
 
All of those movies, taken together, tell their own version of the history of New York. 
 
That’s the history we’re here to tell.

Fun City Cinema

Access Hollywood is opening up their iconic vault of interviews over the past 25 years taking fans back in time to hear what the biggest names in Hollywood had to say in their first interviews, at their first red carpets and along their journey of becoming major Hollywood stars! Join Access’ Scott Evans and Zuri Hall each Tuesday where they’ll add their own pop culture perspective to these iconic interviews in…. The Vault by Access Hollywood!&nbsp;&nbsp;

Access Hollywood is opening up their iconic vault of interviews over the past 25 years taking fans back in time to hear what the biggest names in Hollywood had to say in their first interviews, at their first red carpets and along their journey of becoming major Hollywood stars! Join Access’ Scott Evans and Zuri Hall each Tuesday where they’ll add their own pop culture perspective to these iconic interviews in…. The Vault by Access Hollywood!  

The Vault By Access Hollywood

Watching, researching, discussing, and celebrating Aqua Teen Hunger Force one episode at a time. Forever!

Join life-long fan of (and one-time voice actor in) ATHF, Ronnie Neeley, as he deep dives into the weird and wonderful world of Aqua Teen.

When not deep diving through the show, Ronnie chats with ATHF’s cast and crew, asking them all the deep and dirty questions they didn’t think anybody cared about... but they were Dead Wrong! ...Starring Rob Schneider.

So if you’re an Aqua Teen fan, listen to this podcast! Or don’t, whatevah. It don’t matter. None of this matters.

Watching, researching, discussing, and celebrating Aqua Teen Hunger Force one episode at a time. Forever! Join life-long fan of (and one-time voice actor in) ATHF, Ronnie Neeley, as he deep dives into the weird and wonderful world of Aqua Teen. When not deep diving through the show, Ronnie chats with ATHF’s cast and crew, asking them all the deep and dirty questions they didn’t think anybody cared about... but they were Dead Wrong! ...Starring Rob Schneider. So if you’re an Aqua Teen fan, listen to this podcast! Or don’t, whatevah. It don’t matter. None of this matters.

Dancing Is Forbidden: An Aqua Teen Hunger Force Exploration

Welcome to the party, pals! This is DIE HARD ON A BLANK, the podcast that explores the influence of DIE HARD on action cinema -- one action movie at a time. In each episode of DIE HARD ON A BLANK, hosts Philip Gawthorne and Liam Billingham discuss one major mainstream action movie that was released after DIE HARD.  Phil and Liam break down the story, heroes, villains, action, humor and the &#39;DIE HARD DNA&#39; that infuse each film, including common cast and crew members. They rate each film and hand out DIE HARD-themed awards. For casual fans and action movie die hards, DIE HARD ON A BLANK is a fun movie discussion podcast that treats the action genre with real respect and love. DIE HARD ON A BLANK is produced by Liam Billingham and Philip Gawthorne. Mike Mayer and Michael Sugar are the executive producers. Tyson Hubley makes our artwork and videos. You can follow Die Hard On A Blank on Twitter and Instagram here. Follow @liamgbillingham and @philipgawthorne on twitter. You can e-mail us with questions at diehardoab@gmail.com <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Welcome to the party, pals! This is DIE HARD ON A BLANK, the podcast that explores the influence of DIE HARD on action cinema -- one action movie at a time. In each episode of DIE HARD ON A BLANK, hosts Philip Gawthorne and Liam Billingham discuss one major mainstream action movie that was released after DIE HARD. Phil and Liam break down the story, heroes, villains, action, humor and the 'DIE HARD DNA' that infuse each film, including common cast and crew members. They rate each film and hand out DIE HARD-themed awards. For casual fans and action movie die hards, DIE HARD ON A BLANK is a fun movie discussion podcast that treats the action genre with real respect and love. DIE HARD ON A BLANK is produced by Liam Billingham and Philip Gawthorne. Mike Mayer and Michael Sugar are the executive producers. Tyson Hubley makes our artwork and videos. You can follow Die Hard On A Blank on Twitter and Instagram here. Follow @liamgbillingham and @philipgawthorne on twitter. You can e-mail us with questions at diehardoab@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the party, pals! This is DIE HARD ON A BLANK, the podcast that explores the influence of DIE HARD on action cinema -- one action movie at a time. In each episode of DIE HARD ON A BLANK, hosts Philip Gawthorne and Liam Billingham discuss one major mainstream action movie that was released after DIE HARD.&nbsp;&nbsp;Phil and Liam break down the story, heroes, villains, action, humor and the 'DIE HARD DNA' that infuse each film, including common cast and crew members.&nbsp;They rate each film and hand out DIE HARD-themed awards. For casual fans and action movie die hards, DIE HARD ON A BLANK is a fun movie discussion podcast that treats the action genre with real respect and love. DIE HARD ON A BLANK is produced by Liam Billingham and Philip Gawthorne. Mike Mayer and Michael Sugar are the executive producers. Tyson Hubley makes our artwork and videos. You can follow Die Hard On A Blank on Twitter and Instagram here. Follow @liamgbillingham and @philipgawthorne on twitter. You can e-mail us with questions at diehardoab@gmail.com&nbsp; Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Die Hard On A Blank

Welcome to Lighter Darker: The ILM Podcast, where we focus on the creative process of filmmaking and the art of visual storytelling. Co-hosted by Rob Bredow & Todd Vaziri, and produced by Jenny Ely, join us as we chat with top filmmakers, artists and innovators about their craft, careers, and the collaborative process of bringing stories to life.

Welcome to Lighter Darker: The ILM Podcast, where we focus on the creative process of filmmaking and the art of visual storytelling. Co-hosted by Rob Bredow & Todd Vaziri, and produced by Jenny Ely, join us as we chat with top filmmakers, artists and innovators about their craft, careers, and the collaborative process of bringing stories to life.

Welcome to&nbsp;Lighter Darker: The ILM Podcast, where we focus on the creative process of filmmaking and the art of visual storytelling. Co-hosted by Rob Bredow &amp; Todd Vaziri, and produced by Jenny Ely, join us as we chat with top filmmakers, artists and innovators about their craft, careers, and the collaborative process of bringing stories to life.

Lighter Darker: The ILM Podcast

Welcome to Black Mirror Cracked - the podcast for all your Black Mirror needs. We alternate between episode analysis and interviews featuring journalists, actors from the show and even Charlie Brooker himself!For more Black Mirror stuff, follow our Twitter @BlackMirrorCrrr, join the conversation in our Facebook group or read more at mirror.co.uk/blackmirror Thanks for listening!Black Mirror Cracked is hosted by James Ide and produced by Daniel Jackson.

Black Mirror Cracked

3-time national award-winning writer & full time walking movie encyclopedia Jen Johans of FilmIntuition.com delivers a steady stream of great movie recommendations, thoughtful career deep dives, & first rate conversations with critics, authors, actors, journalists, filmmakers, and more on Watch With Jen.™️

Originally launched on Patreon (https://patreon.com/FilmIntuition), where new installments premiere first, once each episode is unlocked to the public, you'll be able to find every episode here as well.

3-time national award-winning writer & full time walking movie encyclopedia Jen Johans of FilmIntuition.com delivers a steady stream of great movie recommendations, thoughtful career deep dives, & first rate conversations with critics, authors, actors, journalists, filmmakers, and more on Watch With Jen.™️ Originally launched on Patreon (https://patreon.com/FilmIntuition), where new installments premiere first, once each episode is unlocked to the public, you'll be able to find every episode here as well.

3-time national award-winning writer &amp; full time walking movie encyclopedia Jen Johans of FilmIntuition.com delivers a steady stream of great movie recommendations, thoughtful career deep dives, &amp; first rate conversations with critics, authors, actors, journalists, filmmakers, and more on Watch With Jen.™️

Originally launched on Patreon (https://patreon.com/FilmIntuition), where new installments premiere first, once each episode is unlocked to the public, you'll be able to find every episode here as well.

Watch With Jen™

We take you behind the scenes of pop culture's most iconic looks! We are set costumers who are obsessed with pop culture, fashion, and of course, costumes. We want to shine a light on costume designers and stylists to give them the credit they deserve!

We take you behind the scenes of pop culture's most iconic looks! We are set costumers who are obsessed with pop culture, fashion, and of course, costumes. We want to shine a light on costume designers and stylists to give them the credit they deserve!

Lasting Looks

Host Jason Fraley picks the brains of the most influential filmmakers, musicians and artists of our time in the new podcast “Beyond the Fame with Jason Fraley!” Based in the nation's capital, Jason has interviewed just about every famous figure you can imagine: Aretha Franklin, Carol Burnett, Jon Stewart, Barry Jenkins, Lin-Manuel Miranda, the list is endless! Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. (Royalty-Free Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion")

Beyond the Fame with Jason Fraley

Welcome to the Necromaniacs Podcast. Listen to the musings of Mike Hill and Mike Scondotto on horror films, giallo, science fiction, comics and horror soundtracks

NECROMANIACS PODCAST

A person spends 115 hours each year just trying to decide on a movie to watch. We're here to solve that problem.

Down the Hall

Hosted by behaviorist and horror film actor, producer, and writer Mark D Valenti.  Given his background, Mark brings a unique spin on the horror genre.  He digs deep with horror film guests, provides practical insight into navigating human behavior, and analyzes horror film characters.  The show is guest-centered, allowing them to explore their values, fears, and motivation.

Hosted by behaviorist and horror film actor, producer, and writer Mark D Valenti. Given his background, Mark brings a unique spin on the horror genre. He digs deep with horror film guests, provides practical insight into navigating human behavior, and analyzes horror film characters. The show is guest-centered, allowing them to explore their values, fears, and motivation.

Brain Burrow: Digging Deep into Psychology and Horror

Good evening everybody and welcome to, "The Jimmy Palumbo Show" (That's Right!)
Jimmy is a New Jersey native with plenty of history and experience in the acting industry. Jimmy tells you his story on how this all came about..
From his years at Rutgers University, to meeting fellow comedian Artie Lange, to breaking out in movie roles and landing big guest spots on some of your favorite sitcoms, Palumbo has done it all! 
Thank you for listening! Be sure to check back every week for another episode of The Jimmy Palumbo Show produced by Chop Sports Media!

Good evening everybody and welcome to, "The Jimmy Palumbo Show" (That's Right!) Jimmy is a New Jersey native with plenty of history and experience in the acting industry. Jimmy tells you his story on how this all came about.. From his years at Rutgers University, to meeting fellow comedian Artie Lange, to breaking out in movie roles and landing big guest spots on some of your favorite sitcoms, Palumbo has done it all! Thank you for listening! Be sure to check back every week for another episode of The Jimmy Palumbo Show produced by Chop Sports Media!

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About to Review

Movie Retakes

Alex Anderson Podcast

The Writers Room with Sam and Jim

Mostly Horror

Two Chicks Talkin Flicks Podcast

Protecting the Frame

The Writers Room Game Show

Don't Kill the Messenger with Movie Strategist Kevin Goetz

TheKnuckleHeadsPodcast

Monday Morning Critic

Cinemondo Insider Movie Reviews Podcast

Heavy Metal Presents: Geoff Boucher's Mindspace

Latest Talks

Dropping Character

Shadow Nation

גדי טאוב: שומר סף

The Cool Kids Table

Dreamspace: A Dark Crystal Podcast

Criterion Now

Wesam's World

Afro Horror

Fun City Cinema

The Vault By Access Hollywood

Dancing Is Forbidden: An Aqua Teen Hunger Force Exploration

Die Hard On A Blank

Lighter Darker: The ILM Podcast

Black Mirror Cracked

Watch With Jen™

Lasting Looks

Beyond the Fame with Jason Fraley

NECROMANIACS PODCAST

Down the Hall

Brain Burrow: Digging Deep into Psychology and Horror

The Jimmy Palumbo Show

Someone Else's Movie

Movie Oubliette

The Second Sticks Podcast

Ellen Tha Great Podcast

Tribeca Talks

The Disc Connected

Voice Over Marketing Podcast

Tungsten Originals Podcast

Image Culture

JAMCast | Joining All Movement Podcast

Reppin

The Everyday Actor

Find Your Film

Agents of Fandom

Heavy Butter