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We bought 3,120 DVDs on a whim. Now we're watching them one by one, and reviewing them... badly.

3000 Movies to Die Before You Watch

Le podcast qui vous entraine dans les profondeurs cin&eacute;matographiques et les annales de films obscures.

Le podcast qui vous entraine dans les profondeurs cinématographiques et les annales de films obscures.

Le podcast qui vous entraine dans les profondeurs cinématographiques et les annales de films obscures.

Trou de culte

Cartellone Cinema vi racconta tutti i film della settimana, tutte le uscite cinematografiche nelle sale italiane. Cartellone Cinema si può leggere su <a href="http://www.rkonair.com" rel="noopener">www.rkonair.com</a>, con articoli pubblicati ogni giovedì e contenuti speciali come playlist delle soundtrack, tutti i trailer e qualche curiosità.

Cartellone Cinema vi racconta tutti i film della settimana, tutte le uscite cinematografiche nelle sale italiane. Cartellone Cinema si può leggere su www.rkonair.com, con articoli pubblicati ogni giovedì e contenuti speciali come playlist delle soundtrack, tutti i trailer e qualche curiosità.

Cartellone Cinema vi racconta tutti i film della settimana, tutte le uscite cinematografiche nelle sale italiane. Cartellone Cinema si può leggere su <a href="http://www.rkonair.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.rkonair.com</a>, con articoli pubblicati ogni giovedì e contenuti speciali come playlist delle soundtrack, tutti i trailer e qualche curiosità.

Cartellone Cinema

From the depths of the eternal ocean comes the SLOW MOTION STARFISH and it's ready to.... talk about film? Every week, join FILM STOCK RADIO in talking about the (mostly) interesting realm of the film industry, with topics ranging from simple reviews to something probably more complex.

Film Stock Radio

Pop culture writer and critic Kayleigh Donaldson loves Guy Ritchie's 2015 big-screen adaptation of The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and she will take any opportunity possible to talk about it. Fortunately, she has a lot of friends who are also borderline obsessed with the movie. Join Kayleigh every week for Cowboy Loves Peril, where she and a special guest will break down the movie and everything surrounding it, from the actors to the costumes to the fandom and much much more.

Cowboy Loves Peril: A Podcast About The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

I talk about movies and tv shows that I am either currently watching or want to recommend or possibly not recommend to you lovely people.

Diversion Theory

Podcast com comentários e dicas sobre filmes, séries, documentários e entretenimentos afins. Áudios curtos, leves e bem humorados para te dar a melhor dica sem spoiler e sem enrolação... Para não perder seu tempo precioso, para que você possa usá-lo se divertindo da melhor forma e para não esquecer do que ver! Me siga no insta: @bellarochadubs

Podcast com comentários e dicas sobre filmes, séries, documentários e entretenimentos afins.Áudios curtos, leves e bem humorados para te dar a melhor dica sem spoiler e sem enrolação... Para não perder seu tempo precioso, para que você possa usá-lo se divertindo da melhor forma e para não esquecer do que ver! Me siga no insta: @bellarochadubs

Podcast com comentários e dicas sobre filmes, séries, documentários e entretenimentos afins. Áudios curtos, leves e bem humorados para te dar a melhor dica sem spoiler e sem enrolação... Para não perder seu tempo precioso, para que você possa usá-lo se divertindo da melhor forma e para não esquecer do que ver! Me siga no insta: @bellarochadubs

Para Não Esquecer

This is where we will talk about what videos are on MagicAmericaUSA and some very special guests who knows

Daily News for MagicAmericaUSA

Join Anthony and Seve as they discuss all the news of that week in the world of pop culture!

Pop Culture News and Reviews

Podcast acerca de películas de horror, con reviews y recomendaciones de algunas películas de repente no tan conocidas.

La Lámpara Impasible

Anaylsis and breakdown of some of your favourite films. Hosted by Ben Grabia.

WHAT'S IN THE POD!?

Welcome to Casual Experts Only, where the setting is casual but the fans are not. This is the official podcast Casual Experts, bringing you regular commentary on movies, TV, comic books, as well as bringing updates on the latest fandom news! <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 Casual Experts Only, where the setting is casual but the fans are not. This is the official podcast Casual Experts, bringing you regular commentary on movies, TV, comic books, as well as bringing updates on the latest fandom news! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Casual Experts Only, where the setting is casual but the fans are not. This is the official podcast Casual Experts, bringing you regular commentary on movies, TV, comic books, as well as bringing updates on the latest fandom news! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Casual Experts Only

Membahas dan mengupas beragam film maupun movie.

Kualaem ( Kupas Film)

Sabe quando você conversa com seu amigo sobre determinado filme, focando na sua própria opinião, sem ser uma crítica especializada? Bom, é isso o que fazemos nesse podcast, uma conversa entre dois amigos (e possíveis convidados) sobre filmes, quadrinhos, jogos, desenhos animados e séries em geral, uma crítica sem compromisso.

Acompanhe quinzenalmente os novos episódios que lançaremos aqui no CinemaLogando - Podcast!

Sabe quando você conversa com seu amigo sobre determinado filme, focando na sua própria opinião, sem ser uma crítica especializada? Bom, é isso o que fazemos nesse podcast, uma conversa entre dois amigos (e possíveis convidados) sobre filmes, quadrinhos, jogos, desenhos animados e séries em geral, uma crítica sem compromisso. Acompanhe quinzenalmente os novos episódios que lançaremos aqui no CinemaLogando - Podcast!

CinemaLogando - Podcast

月更节目，长节目尽量保持每月10号前更新。一档通过影视作品讨论文化及社会现象的播客。两女的，觉着与其枯坐隔间儿不如对世界说点什么。一切和影视有关的我们都聊，并尝试探讨这背后所蕴含的事物。建议你在通勤、打扫、做菜、发呆、无聊等时候收听。 Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me">Firstory Hosting</a>

月更节目，长节目尽量保持每月10号前更新。一档通过影视作品讨论文化及社会现象的播客。两女的，觉着与其枯坐隔间儿不如对世界说点什么。一切和影视有关的我们都聊，并尝试探讨这背后所蕴含的事物。建议你在通勤、打扫、做菜、发呆、无聊等时候收听。 Powered by Firstory Hosting

月更节目，长节目尽量保持每月10号前更新。一档通过影视作品讨论文化及社会现象的播客。两女的，觉着与其枯坐隔间儿不如对世界说点什么。一切和影视有关的我们都聊，并尝试探讨这背后所蕴含的事物。建议你在通勤、打扫、做菜、发呆、无聊等时候收听。 Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

隔间儿

Welcome to the Sh*t You May Not Have Seen Podcast where hosts, Scott and Joe, discuss smaller films that may have been missed on initial release. <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 Sh*t You May Not Have Seen Podcast where hosts, Scott and Joe, discuss smaller films that may have been missed on initial release. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Sh*t You May Not Have Seen Podcast where hosts, Scott and Joe, discuss smaller films that may have been missed on initial release. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Sh*t You May Not Have Seen

Bienvenue dans ça me fait penser… Un podcast et une podcasteuse qui se cherchent.Mais bon, l’important n’est probablement pas de trouver, juste de se poser quelques questions. Dans un monde où je passe beaucoup trop de temps à scroller sur insta, regarder des séries et espérer des solutions toutes faites. J’ai décidé de revenir à l’essentiel : réfléchir. Et pour une junkie de pop culture, quoi de mieux que de tracer la ligne entre fiction et réalité pour tenter de trouver un peu de sens dans la mienne et peut-être même la vôtre ?L’idée ? Partir d’une œuvre fictionnelle différente par épisode: livre, film, série … Et après une première partie « résumé et critique », je m’attaquerai à ce que cette œuvre me fait penser. A une question plus large, plus « réelle » qui surgit entre les mailles de la création artistique. 
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Bienvenue dans ça me fait penser… Un podcast et une podcasteuse qui se cherchent.Mais bon, l’important n’est probablement pas de trouver, juste de se poser quelques questions. Dans un monde où je passe beaucoup trop de temps à scroller sur insta, regarder des séries et espérer des solutions toutes faites. J’ai décidé de revenir à l’essentiel : réfléchir. Et pour une junkie de pop culture, quoi de mieux que de tracer la ligne entre fiction et réalité pour tenter de trouver un peu de sens dans la mienne et peut-être même la vôtre ?L’idée ? Partir d’une œuvre fictionnelle différente par épisode: livre, film, série … Et après une première partie « résumé et critique », je m’attaquerai à ce que cette œuvre me fait penser. A une question plus large, plus « réelle » qui surgit entre les mailles de la création artistique. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Bienvenue dans ça me fait penser… Un podcast et une podcasteuse qui se cherchent.Mais bon, l’important n’est probablement pas de trouver, juste de se poser quelques questions. Dans un monde où je passe beaucoup trop de temps à scroller sur insta, regarder des séries et espérer des solutions toutes faites. J’ai décidé de revenir à l’essentiel&nbsp;: réfléchir. Et pour une junkie de pop culture, quoi de mieux que de tracer la ligne entre fiction et réalité pour tenter de trouver un peu de sens dans la mienne et peut-être même la vôtre&nbsp;?L’idée&nbsp;? Partir d’une œuvre fictionnelle différente par épisode: livre, film, série … Et après une première partie «&nbsp;résumé et critique&nbsp;», je m’attaquerai à ce que cette œuvre me fait penser. A une question plus large, plus «&nbsp;réelle&nbsp;» qui surgit entre les mailles de la création artistique. 
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Ca me fait penser

On P-N-M’s Movie Criticisms podcast, you’ll hear if a movie is hot and if a movie is not. Everything from the acting and production elements to the cinematography and directing will be discussed with your hosts, Ms. P and Miss M. Come join us for a good time! See you soon.

P-N-M's Movie Criticisms

Paige and Alexi break down the Best Picture nominees for every year's Academy Awards, and decide which one the Academy should have picked instead.

Paige and Alexi break down the Best Picture nominees for every year's Academy Awards, and decide which one the Academy should have picked instead.

Better Picture

welcome to la la girls – a podcast hosted by aamna and amy, two girls who love nothing more than talking about all things film and cinema. join us on our slightly chaotic cinematic journey as we analyse and review our recent watches! we like to keep it fun, with rankings, reviews, oscar predictions, games and some important discussions about our on-screen crushes. from blockbuster hits to hidden gems, we cover it all. so, grab your popcorn, get comfy and join us for a cinematic experience that goes beyond the screen!

letterboxd: lalagirlspod
tiktok: la.la.girls

welcome to la la girls – a podcast hosted by aamna and amy, two girls who love nothing more than talking about all things film and cinema. join us on our slightly chaotic cinematic journey as we analyse and review our recent watches! we like to keep it fun, with rankings, reviews, oscar predictions, games and some important discussions about our on-screen crushes. from blockbuster hits to hidden gems, we cover it all. so, grab your popcorn, get comfy and join us for a cinematic experience that goes beyond the screen! letterboxd: lalagirlspod tiktok: la.la.girls

la la girls: a film podcast

Created and hosted by Ben Brackin (aka Benny Boy), this podcast is a simple discussion on all things regarding film including movie reviews, weekly watchlists, rankings and lists, news, etc. For the simple viewer or the movie critic, this podcast is for you!

Benny Boy's Cinema

We review films that scored under 50% on Rotten Tomatoes — the worst of the worst (or maybe not?). Expect unfiltered takes, laughs, and the occasional deep thought as we dig into the bad, bizarre, and baffling. New episodes drop Mondays on Spotify and Fridays on YouTube.

🎬 Bad movies. Real talk. Bullshit included.

#BadMoviesAndBullshit #RottenMovieReviews #SoBadItsGood #MovieRoast #FilmFails #TrashCinema #RottenTomatoesRejects #ComedyPodcast #MoviePodcast #UnderratedOrOverhated

We review films that scored under 50% on Rotten Tomatoes — the worst of the worst (or maybe not?). Expect unfiltered takes, laughs, and the occasional deep thought as we dig into the bad, bizarre, and baffling. New episodes drop Mondays on Spotify and Fridays on YouTube. 🎬 Bad movies. Real talk. Bullshit included. #BadMoviesAndBullshit #RottenMovieReviews #SoBadItsGood #MovieRoast #FilmFails #TrashCinema #RottenTomatoesRejects #ComedyPodcast #MoviePodcast #UnderratedOrOverhated

Bad Movies and Bullsh*t

Comedians riffing on classic action movie blockbusters! Available wherever you get your podcasts. Full episodes streaming on YouTube. Impressions, live shows, bits, favorite moments, box office impact, reviews and so much more silliness! New episodes every Monday.&nbsp;

Comedians riffing on classic action movie blockbusters! Available wherever you get your podcasts. Full episodes streaming on YouTube. Impressions, live shows, bits, favorite moments, box office impact, reviews and so much more silliness! New episodes every Monday. 

The Buddy Cop Podcast

A weekly treasure trove of nerdery, mysteries of the unexplained, and pop culture hilarity with lifelong pals Doolin and Keith.

Zumundo!

A film retrospective podcast that dissects movies while laughing through the wreckage of a collapsing society. <a href="https://projectedstatic.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">projectedstatic.substack.com</a>

A film retrospective podcast that dissects movies while laughing through the wreckage of a collapsing society. projectedstatic.substack.com

A film retrospective podcast that dissects movies while laughing through the wreckage of a collapsing society. <a href="https://projectedstatic.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">projectedstatic.substack.com</a>

Projected Hues

Mike Hynson was born on June 28, 1942, in Crescent City, California, a small coastal town that seemed to foreshadow his future connection to the ocean. His early years were characterized by movement and change, as his family relocated several times due to his father's career as a U.S. Navy engineer. This lifestyle introduced Hynson to the beaches of Hawaii and Southern California, environments that would shape his identity and fuel his passion for surfing. By the time he was ten years old, the family had settled in San Diego, and it was here, amidst the sun-drenched beaches and rolling waves, that Hynson discovered his love for surfing. His natural affinity for the sport quickly became evident. He was fearless in the water, exhibiting a style that was both aggressive and graceful, traits that would later define his approach to life. As a teenager, Hynson became a regular presence on the San Diego surfing scene. He devoted countless hours to mastering his craft, often waking at dawn to catch waves before school. His dedication paid off, and he soon gained a reputation as one of the most promising surfers in the region. The local surfing community was tight-knit but competitive, and Hynson's talent did not go unnoticed. His distinctive approach to surfing, characterized by sharp turns, smooth transitions, and a deep understanding of wave dynamics, set him apart from his peers. By the early 1960s, he had already made a name for himself, but it was a chance encounter with filmmaker Bruce Brown that would propel him to international fame. In 1963, Bruce Brown approached Hynson with an idea that sounded almost fantastical: to travel the world in search of the perfect wave and document the journey. Hynson, facing the prospect of being drafted into the Vietnam War, saw the offer as both an adventure and an escape. He agreed to join the project, embarking on a journey that would take him to remote beaches in Africa, New Zealand, Tahiti, and beyond. The resulting film, "The Endless Summer," released in 1966, became an unexpected cultural phenomenon. It captured the imagination of audiences who were captivated by the simplicity and beauty of the surfing lifestyle. Hynson, with his blond hair and laid-back demeanor, became an icon of the sport. The film's success was unprecedented, turning surfing from a niche activity into a global aspiration. While "The Endless Summer" brought Hynson international recognition, his influence extended beyond the screen. He was deeply interested in the technical aspects of surfing and became involved in surfboard design. Partnering with Gordon & Smith, a prominent surfboard manufacturer, he helped develop the "Red Fin" model. This board, with its innovative design, offered better control and speed, revolutionizing performance surfing. Hynson was also instrumental in introducing down-rail designs, which enhanced maneuverability and became a standard in modern surfboards. His contributions to surfboard technology underscore

This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

Mike Hynson was born on June 28, 1942, in Crescent City, California, a small coastal town that seemed to foreshadow his future connection to the ocean. His early years were characterized by movement and change, as his family relocated several times due to his father's career as a U.S. Navy engineer. This lifestyle introduced Hynson to the beaches of Hawaii and Southern California, environments that would shape his identity and fuel his passion for surfing. By the time he was ten years old, the family had settled in San Diego, and it was here, amidst the sun-drenched beaches and rolling waves, that Hynson discovered his love for surfing. His natural affinity for the sport quickly became evident. He was fearless in the water, exhibiting a style that was both aggressive and graceful, traits that would later define his approach to life. As a teenager, Hynson became a regular presence on the San Diego surfing scene. He devoted countless hours to mastering his craft, often waking at dawn to catch waves before school. His dedication paid off, and he soon gained a reputation as one of the most promising surfers in the region. The local surfing community was tight-knit but competitive, and Hynson's talent did not go unnoticed. His distinctive approach to surfing, characterized by sharp turns, smooth transitions, and a deep understanding of wave dynamics, set him apart from his peers. By the early 1960s, he had already made a name for himself, but it was a chance encounter with filmmaker Bruce Brown that would propel him to international fame. In 1963, Bruce Brown approached Hynson with an idea that sounded almost fantastical: to travel the world in search of the perfect wave and document the journey. Hynson, facing the prospect of being drafted into the Vietnam War, saw the offer as both an adventure and an escape. He agreed to join the project, embarking on a journey that would take him to remote beaches in Africa, New Zealand, Tahiti, and beyond. The resulting film, "The Endless Summer," released in 1966, became an unexpected cultural phenomenon. It captured the imagination of audiences who were captivated by the simplicity and beauty of the surfing lifestyle. Hynson, with his blond hair and laid-back demeanor, became an icon of the sport. The film's success was unprecedented, turning surfing from a niche activity into a global aspiration. While "The Endless Summer" brought Hynson international recognition, his influence extended beyond the screen. He was deeply interested in the technical aspects of surfing and became involved in surfboard design. Partnering with Gordon & Smith, a prominent surfboard manufacturer, he helped develop the "Red Fin" model. This board, with its innovative design, offered better control and speed, revolutionizing performance surfing. Hynson was also instrumental in introducing down-rail designs, which enhanced maneuverability and became a standard in modern surfboards. His contributions to surfboard technology underscore This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

Mike Hynson was born on June 28, 1942, in Crescent City, California, a small coastal town that seemed to foreshadow his future connection to the ocean. His early years were characterized by movement and change, as his family relocated several times due to his father's career as a U.S. Navy engineer. This lifestyle introduced Hynson to the beaches of Hawaii and Southern California, environments that would shape his identity and fuel his passion for surfing. By the time he was ten years old, the family had settled in San Diego, and it was here, amidst the sun-drenched beaches and rolling waves, that Hynson discovered his love for surfing. His natural affinity for the sport quickly became evident. He was fearless in the water, exhibiting a style that was both aggressive and graceful, traits that would later define his approach to life. As a teenager, Hynson became a regular presence on the San Diego surfing scene. He devoted countless hours to mastering his craft, often waking at dawn to catch waves before school. His dedication paid off, and he soon gained a reputation as one of the most promising surfers in the region. The local surfing community was tight-knit but competitive, and Hynson's talent did not go unnoticed. His distinctive approach to surfing, characterized by sharp turns, smooth transitions, and a deep understanding of wave dynamics, set him apart from his peers. By the early 1960s, he had already made a name for himself, but it was a chance encounter with filmmaker Bruce Brown that would propel him to international fame. In 1963, Bruce Brown approached Hynson with an idea that sounded almost fantastical: to travel the world in search of the perfect wave and document the journey. Hynson, facing the prospect of being drafted into the Vietnam War, saw the offer as both an adventure and an escape. He agreed to join the project, embarking on a journey that would take him to remote beaches in Africa, New Zealand, Tahiti, and beyond. The resulting film, "The Endless Summer," released in 1966, became an unexpected cultural phenomenon. It captured the imagination of audiences who were captivated by the simplicity and beauty of the surfing lifestyle. Hynson, with his blond hair and laid-back demeanor, became an icon of the sport. The film's success was unprecedented, turning surfing from a niche activity into a global aspiration. While "The Endless Summer" brought Hynson international recognition, his influence extended beyond the screen. He was deeply interested in the technical aspects of surfing and became involved in surfboard design. Partnering with Gordon &amp; Smith, a prominent surfboard manufacturer, he helped develop the "Red Fin" model. This board, with its innovative design, offered better control and speed, revolutionizing performance surfing. Hynson was also instrumental in introducing down-rail designs, which enhanced maneuverability and became a standard in modern surfboards. His contributions to surfboard technology underscore

This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

Mike Hynson - Audio Biography

Velkommen til Kinoprat - en podcast full av uhøytidelig prat om alt innenfor ny film og kinoverden! Vi snakker kinoaktuelle filmer, premierer, priser, filmfestivaler og mye mer. Jeg heter Camilla, og Kinoprat er et resultat av mitt nyttårsforsett i 2025 om å ta film- og kinointeressen min mer på alvor. Bli med å nerde over ny film og kino hver tirsdag!

Kinoprat

Two Friends GC from the YT channel Facethemovies and Lee from the YT channel Cinemawhiplash sit and talk about some of the most epic horror movies. Each episode we pick a horror film and go through the ins and outs of it. If you’re a film or horror fan then this is the podcast for you.

Friday Night Fright Night: Horror Movie Podcast

A movie podcast pitting two of Hollywood's greatest movies against each other, every week, and rating each through a series of different categories such as their lead character, villain and soundtrack, to see which reigns supreme!

A movie podcast pitting two of Hollywood's greatest movies against each other, every week, and rating each through a series of different categories such as their lead character, villain and soundtrack, to see which reigns supreme!

The CineMatch Podcast

Movie Reviews

1 List, 4 people, 4 Beers each, each show is a discussion based upon the ever present list that permeates through film culture. Top 10's, 100 best, the greatest, the most important, every subject, every genre, every aspect has a list somewhere on the internet. We hunt them out, have a discussion and enjoy some beers.

1 List, 4 people, 4 Beers each, each show is a discussion based upon the ever present list that permeates through film culture. Top 10's, 100 best, the greatest, the most important, every subject, every genre, every aspect has a list somewhere on the internet. We hunt them out, have a discussion and enjoy some beers.

Lists Are Bullshit

The Apology Tour Podcast (previously DEFECAST) is an independently produced podcast created by Mental Piracy Productions (MPP) and hosted by three film lovers (with infrequent guests) ranting wildly differing opinions on story from Australia. Hosted by Karl, Michael, and Davey under the Mental Piracy Productions network. Each week The Boys watch and review a different film, some suggested by listeners and some from each other’s own list of films to watch. The Boys welcome any and all suggested films to watch and leave an open invitation to anyone that would like to discuss the film choice with us on the podcast. DISCLAIMER: This is primarily a comedy podcast by three morons talking about films. If we say something dumb and stupid and offense that someone feels is dumb and stupid and offensive, you’re more than welcome to call us out on it but it will be a discussion. We want to be challenged on our thoughts and words. We also have the right to defend our opinions. <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.

The Apology Tour Podcast (previously DEFECAST) is an independently produced podcast created by Mental Piracy Productions (MPP) and hosted by three film lovers (with infrequent guests) ranting wildly differing opinions on story from Australia. Hosted by Karl, Michael, and Davey under the Mental Piracy Productions network. Each week The Boys watch and review a different film, some suggested by listeners and some from each other’s own list of films to watch. The Boys welcome any and all suggested films to watch and leave an open invitation to anyone that would like to discuss the film choice with us on the podcast. DISCLAIMER: This is primarily a comedy podcast by three morons talking about films. If we say something dumb and stupid and offense that someone feels is dumb and stupid and offensive, you’re more than welcome to call us out on it but it will be a discussion. We want to be challenged on our thoughts and words. We also have the right to defend our opinions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Apology Tour Podcast (previously DEFECAST) is an independently produced podcast created by Mental Piracy Productions (MPP) and hosted by three film lovers (with infrequent guests) ranting wildly differing opinions on story from Australia. Hosted by Karl, Michael, and Davey under the Mental Piracy Productions network. Each week The Boys watch and review a different film, some suggested by listeners and some from each other’s own list of films to watch. The Boys welcome any and all suggested films to watch and leave an open invitation to anyone that would like to discuss the film choice with us on the podcast. DISCLAIMER: This is primarily a comedy podcast by three morons talking about films. If we say something dumb and stupid and offense that someone feels is dumb and stupid and offensive, you’re more than welcome to call us out on it but it will be a discussion. We want to be challenged on our thoughts and words. We also have the right to defend our opinions. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Apology Tour Podcast

Unreeled is a film podcast project brought to you by best friends and shameless movie geeks, Elijah and Gracen! Each week we discuss (and argue) all about film and film culture — often with guests (film buffs and filmmakers alike) — in an attempt to unspool and deconstruct the medium and its surrounding scene. For the love of movies!!!

Unreeled is a film podcast project brought to you by best friends and shameless movie geeks, Elijah and Gracen! Each week we discuss (and argue) all about film and film culture — often with guests (film buffs and filmmakers alike) — in an attempt to unspool and deconstruct the medium and its surrounding scene. For the love of movies!!!

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