Dive into Carlito’s Way with host Carig Cohen and guest Pat Fornies as they geek out over one of the best crime dramas of the ’90s! In this episode, we unpack the nerve-shredding club scene where Al Pacino’s Carlito Brigante dodges a mob trap with a slick waiter trick and a spinning 360° Lazy Susan shot. From Pacino’s gripping voiceover to the Hitchcockian suspense, we explore why this Brian De Palma masterpiece outshines even Scarface for some fans. Plus, we connect it to Uncut Gems and Tarantino’s love for De Palma. If you’re into ’90s cinema or crime thrillers, this is a must-listen!

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Join us on Retro Made as we review the ultimate teen comedy with Ferris, Cameron, and Sloane tearing through Chicago! With guests Kevin and Eric from Six Degrees of Schwarzenegger podcast, we dive into Matthew Broderick’s charismatic performance, the hilarious outsmarting of Principal Rooney, and the unforgettable 80s vibe. From the parade’s Twist and Shout to the Ferrari’s tragic end, we discuss why this John Hughes masterpiece remains timeless. Plus, we spin the 1986 time capsule wheel for VHS rentals, retro fashion, and Billboard hits! Subscribe, leave a review, and join us for more retro film discussions. Check out Six Degrees of Schwarzenegger for action movie breakdowns!

Dive into Brian De Palma’s 1974 rock opera Phantom of the Paradise with composer and podcaster David Rosen as we unpack a pivotal scene that defines this cult classic. Blending glam rock, horror, and satire, this film follows composer Winslow Leach’s quest for revenge against the sinister producer Swan, who steals his music and love. In this episode of The G.O.A.T., hosted by Craig, we explore the scene’s impact, Paul Williams’ iconic score, and the film’s unique mix of Phantom of the Opera, Faust, and The Picture of Dorian Gray. Perfect for fans of 1970s cinema, glam rock, and De Palma’s visionary style!

Michael Mann’s Heat, 90s crime drama, and Robert De Niro’s iconic performance kick off this epic 5-part series on the Director’s Chair Network! Join host Ryan co-host Craig as they dive into the first 34 minutes of Heat, dissecting the thrilling armored car heist, Al Pacino’s intense cop persona, and the authentic Michael Mann aesthetic—complete with that signature bluish tint and pulsing soundtrack. From Val Kilmer’s stoic reactions to the brutal realism of the opening sequence, we explore why this film remains a cinematic legend. Perfect for Heat fanatics, Michael Mann enthusiasts, and fans of 90s action movies! See all of Craig's stuff HERE

Blow Out (1981), Brian De Palma’s gripping political thriller, stars John Travolta as a soundman uncovering a chilling conspiracy through his audio recordings. Joined by guest Shon Wheeler, fellow podcaster and Scare Flare Records owner, we dive into the iconic bridge scene, exploring De Palma’s meticulous direction, Travolta’s raw performance, and the film’s lasting impact on Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction. From split diopter shots to symphony-like sound design, discover why this Criterion Collection gem remains a cinematic masterpiece. Perfect for fans of De Palma, Travolta, thrillers, and film history!

Join host Katie and guest Craig Cohen from The Goat: A Brian DePalma Fan Podcast as they rewind to 1983 to explore the hilarious and heartwarming Mr. Mom! This John Hughes-penned classic captures Michael Keaton’s first starring role as Jack Butler, a furloughed dad navigating stay-at-home parenting chaos, from rogue vacuums to grocery store mishaps. We dive into the film’s timeless humor, 80s nostalgia (think avocado appliances and soap opera culture), and its progressive take on gender roles. Plus, we open the 1983 time capsule to revisit GI Joe, Diet Coke ads, and top VHS rentals like 48 Hrs. and Blade Runner. Perfect for retro movie fans and comedy lovers!

Dive into the world of Brian De Palma with author David Konow in this exclusive interview! From the cult classic Carrie to the iconic Scarface, we explore De Palma’s groundbreaking filmmaking, his Hitchcock influences, and his mastery of suspense, horror, and mainstream hits like The Untouchables and Mission: Impossible. David shares insights from his interviews with De Palma, discusses cult gems like Phantom of the Paradise, and reveals why De Palma’s work remains timeless. A must-listen for film buffs and De Palma fans!

Dive into the sweeping epic of The Last of the Mohicans (1992), Michael Mann’s breathtaking historical drama starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Madeleine Stowe. In this episode of the Director’s Chair Network, join hosts Ryan and Katie of the  @RetromadePodcast  as they explore the film’s stunning cinematography, unforgettable score, and emotionally charged final sequence. From the intense battles to the heartfelt performances of Wes Studi and Russell Means, we unpack why this film remains a timeless classic. Perfect for fans of historical epics, Michael Mann movies, or anyone curious about The Last of the Mohicans’ lasting impact.

Dive into the thrilling Canada sequence from Brian De Palma’s The Untouchables in this exciting podcast episode! Join host Craig and guest Dan as they break down the iconic bridge ambush scene, exploring De Palma’s masterful action choreography, Ennio Morricone’s epic score, and standout performances by Kevin Costner and Charles Martin Smith. Discover why this crowd-pleasing moment remains a pinnacle of 1980s cinema, with behind-the-scenes insights and fun anecdotes from Dan’s days as a projectionist. Perfect for fans of De Palma, classic gangster films, and cinematic history!

Dive into the comedic chaos of The Great Outdoors (1988), a John Hughes masterpiece starring John Candy and Dan Aykroyd! Join RetroMade host Katie and guest Jared Tockstein from Hyperspace Podcasting as they revisit this beloved family vacation comedy. From the infamous 96er steak challenge to water-skiing mishaps and a bald-headed bear showdown, this episode unpacks the slapstick humor, 80s nostalgia, and heartwarming family dynamics that make this film a cult classic. Perfect for fans of John Hughes, 80s movies, and retro pop culture, this podcast episode explores why The Great Outdoors remains a timeless gem. Don’t miss the fun—listen now and relive the laughter!