Psycho (1960) and Get Out (2017) are two of the most iconic psychological horror films ever made — but how do they stack up side by side? In this episode of The Video Lineup Podcast, we unpack how Alfred Hitchcock’s genre-defining classic paved the way for Jordan Peele’s modern masterpiece.

We break down the symbolism, suspense, and storytelling in both films — from the infamous shower scene to the hypnotic teacup. Plus:

• Jerry Seinfeld and Dr. Seuss-style recaps (yes, really)

• Our thoughts on subtle vs shocking horror

• The real psychology behind Norman Bates & Chris Washington

• Ratings: 5 corpses vs 5 teacups

🎬 AFI Top 100 continues
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In Episode 17 of The Video Lineup, we set sail with The African Queen (1951) 🚢🔥—the classic adventure that threw Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn into the ultimate mismatched duo scenario. A rough-around-the-edges riverboat captain and a prim, determined missionary take on rapids, war, and each other in this iconic cinematic journey.

Does The African Queen still hold up? How did John Huston manage to turn a jungle shoot into movie magic? And what’s with Hollywood’s obsession with throwing people into rivers? Join us as we break it all down with our usual mix of film talk, wild theories, and whatever other nonsense comes up.

If you’re into classic cinema, casual movie chats, and the occasional conspiracy tangent, hit subscribe, drop a like, and let’s talk movies!

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In Episode 16 of our laid-back movie podcast, we’re diving into the glamorous yet cutthroat world of All About Eve (1950) – the ultimate backstage drama that still captivates audiences today! 🎭✨

In Episode 13 of The Video Lineup, we’re heading to a galaxy far, far away to discuss Star Wars: A New Hope (1977) – the iconic film that launched one of the greatest sagas in movie history! 🌌

Is A New Hope truly deserving of its spot in the AFI Top 100? We explore the film’s impact on sci-fi cinema, its unforgettable characters, and why it continues to resonate with fans of all generations. Plus, we dive into the themes of hope, resilience, and heroism that make this film more than just a space adventure.

Join us for a fun, easygoing chat as we explore what makes A New Hope a true classic. If you’re enjoying the podcast, be sure to follow us on Spotify and stay tuned for more episodes!

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Thomas & Nick 🎬

In Episode 14 of our movie podcast, we explore Some Like It Hot, the timeless Marilyn Monroe comedy that shines as a classic in cinema history and the AFI Top 100. 🎥

Join us as we break down this iconic film, discussing its perfect mix of wit, slapstick, and unforgettable performances. We dive into why Some Like It Hot still resonates today and its lasting impact on comedy. Whether you're a fan of classic cinema or discovering it for the first time, this episode has plenty of laughs and insights.

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In Episode 13 of our easy-listening movie podcast, we explore The Bridge on the River Kwai, a war classic from the AFI Top 100. Join us for a thoughtful conversation on its cinematic impact, the meaning of war films, and the nostalgia it brings. We break down its themes, memorable scenes, and lasting influence in both cinema and pop culture. Whether you’re a film buff or just love classic movies, this discussion will keep you engaged.

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In episode 12 of our video podcast, we step into the eerie glow of Hollywood's past with Billy Wilder’s legendary 1950 film, Sunset Blvd.

Is this film the ultimate critique of fame and its fleeting nature?
Does it deserve its prestigious spot in the #afitop100?
And, most importantly, is Norma Desmond still the greatest silent star of all time?

We’re excited to dive deep into the dark corridors of this cinematic gem, sharing our thoughts, theories, and love for classic Hollywood. If you’re enjoying our show, please subscribe and leave a like – it really helps us out!

Thanks for listening!
Thomas & Nick

This week Nick & Thomas discuss Singin' in the Rain - the 1952 classic film starring Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds.

The battle of the Christmas Movies is finally here, in this episode of

In THIS episode 9 of our video podcast, we journey into the darkness