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A theme based movie podcast that offers in-depth reviews of films across the whole spectrum of film history from the silent era to modern day classics and new releases. Accompanied by our never ending film festivals, interviews and top 5's we will enthrall you with ridiculousness, knowledge and humor. We drink, we curse, and most reviews contain spoilers, so be weary. Voted Best New Podcast by SLC's City Weekly come be a fly on the wall of our conversations about the art form that we love with the ever so cultured and hilarious Adam Sherlock and Adam Palcher.

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That One Scene From...A Christmas Story

Dec 16, 2022

This week we give you a holiday treat with a deep dive into the classic and famous leg lamp scene from the original 1983 Christmas classic 'A Christmas Story'. You know the scene and damn do we have a good time discussing it. Enjoy!

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That One Scene From... Poltergeist

Dec 6, 2022

This week we dive into the classic scene featuring Zelda Rubenstein as the medium from the original Tobe Hooper / Steven Spielberg film Poltergeist. Now let's go get your scene breakdown. Enjoy the conversation!

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Revenge (2017) | International Horror Festival

Nov 22, 2022

This week we begin our International Horror Festival with the French film from 2017, Revenge. A story of (you guessed it) revenge about a woman who tries to escape from the grips of three, rich chauvinistic men who don't get what they bargained for with this wild, intense, beautiful and bloody film. What a way to kick...

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That One Scene From...Willow Creek

Nov 12, 2022

This week we delve into the divisive scene from Bobcat Goldwaith's 2013 found footage film, Willow Creek. A movie about a couple roaming through the Northwest forrest in search of Bigfoot. Enjoy the breakdown!

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The Weather Man | Forgotten Gems

Nov 8, 2022

This week we get an added bonus to our Nick Cage Festival with the darkly funny and painfully underrated Gore Verbinski's forgotten gem, The Weather Man, from 2005 about a local weather man just trying to get through the day with his emotions, career and family intact.

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