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Cult Film In Review Cult Film In Review
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Explore the offbeat and overlooked world of cinema with Cult Film in Review. Join Cody, Chris, Kyle and Mike as they revisit the films you love, but no one else gets… And see if they still hold up. Can you dig it?
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Cherry 2000
We’re taking a trip far into the future of 2017 as we review the 1988 sci-fi classic, Cherry 2000. It’s our first fan episode of the year, and boy do we have a lot to talk about! As always, we get unnecessarily deep about whether robots can predict their own death. Later, we discuss whether […]
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Texas Chainsaw 3D
Hey Cuz! CFIR is giving one of their longest reviews for one of the least talked about films in the Texas Chainsaw franchise. This month the guys are talking about Texas Chainsaw 3D. In this episode, the crew spends far too long trying to make heads and tails of the Sawyer/Carson family tree. Later, they […]
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2023 In Review
We took a short break for the holidays, but we didn’t want to leave you hanging. In this episode, the guys talk about their their 2023 highlights and answer a few questions from our soon-to-be digital overlords. We talk a lot about Disney and our predictions about the direction of MCU/Star Wars universe. Later, we […]
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Once Upon a Time in the West
The guys are branching out into one of Kyle’s favorite genres, the Spaghetti Western! In this episode, we reminisce about a time when huge epic tales relied on telling stories with pictures, rather than exposition. Later, the guys ponder how much a dollar was really worth in the old west. And finally, we find a […]
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Streets of Fire
We’re taking the podcast to another time and another place with our review of the Walter Hill rock and roll fable, Streets of Fire. In this episode, we discuss the real standout of this film, the soundtrack. More specifically the music of underrated, Fire Inc. Later, we ask how many more punches Rick Moranis’ Billy […]
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House of 1000 Corpses
It’s good to be back, and just in time for Halloween. This month, we’re discussing the Rob Zombie classic, House of 1000 Coprses. In this episode, we ask why this film makes 1977 look so much like 1993. Later, we pick our favorite members of the Firefly Family. And finally, we’ve got a whole bag […]
Customer Reviews
Thanks for existing...no, seriously.
I'm so glad you guys got around to reviewing Julien Donkey-Boy; I couldn't stop yelling and screaming in excitement as soon as I saw it posted as your latest episode. I'm also glad you guys all enjoyed it; Cody especially surprised me with his overall opinion as I thought he wouldn't like it at first.
Aside from that, I just want to say that I discovered you guys about a year ago and in about four months listened to every single one of your episodes. I had never heard of more than half the movies in this podcast before, so I am grateful that you have expanded my horizons. Even though I haven't even gotten around to watching quite a lot of the movies you review, I appreciate listening to you guys talking about them and it makes me excited to eventually watch them. The banter is quite funny and the giant explosions of laughter every now and then (especially Cody's guffawing) is nothing short of amazing. Keep up the good work, and I look forward to hearing more awesome reviews.
P.S. I am actually part of the small percentage of movie watchers that enjoyed Spring Breakers, but maybe that's because I enjoy all of Harmony Korine's films. I also can't wait to hear your review on Harmony Korine's magnum opus, Trash Humpers (ha ha, just kidding).
The podcast you didn’t know you needed
There are a lot of movie podcasts out there, but the majority of them are boring or pretentious. This podcast is neither of those things. But it is funny, informative and awesome. Check it out!
Great films, great guys... Great podcast
I've just come across this one a few months ago but i've already worked through alot of their back catalogue. The converstions are hilarious, and the reviews are on point. I love that you guys liked and reviewed Pump up the Volume and Big trouble in Little China, two of my favorite movies from when i was a kid. A must listen to podcast for film geeks...
I have a few requests for reviews if you are interested - Suburbia (punk movie from the 80"s), Chopper (based on the australian thug 'Chopper" Read, and Eric Banas first feature role), Less than Zero ( Robert Downey JR. playing a crackhead while he was himself a crackhead, and a damn good book) and Barfly ( Mickey Rourke masterfully playing Charles Bukowski)... Anyways thanks for the podcast, and sorry for super long review !
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