Fine Whine

Henry Prime
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  • FILM HISTORY

New episodes every Tuesday and Thusday! Join me in exploring media - films, books, television series, and music, but mostly films - that has either aged like fine wine lest I whine about it. Granted I will likely do so anyways.

  1. 12/29/2022

    Season 1 End Announcement/Season 2 Announcement

    The end of season 1 is upon us, though after a short hiatus season 2 will be back with us in 2023!

    17 sec

  2. 12/27/2022

    A Visually Damning Experience (Blind Spot 1958)

    A 1958 British mystery film. Was it a blind hit, or did it lose its way?

    17 min

  3. 12/22/2022

    Holiday Special 2/2: Definitely A Chanukah Film (Mistletoe and Menorahs 2019)

    The Lifetime holiday romcom with a twist! I’m joined by my evil twin where we find out if this wine is mulled or just moldy!

    54 min

  4. 12/20/2022

    Winter Holiday Special 1/2: Watching An Angel Attempt To Seduce A Married Woman For An Hour (The Bishop’s Wife 1947)

    Cary Grant stars as the angel named Dudley in this 1947 holiday romcom. Surprisingly though, the romance part is not between the married couple!? Is this movie a Christmas miracle, or is it a dud-ley?

    38 min

  5. 12/15/2022

    Putting Off Paid Work To Do An Unpaid Job (Seven Sinners 1936)

    A 1936 thriller flick, Seven Sinners follows a detective and a lady while they abandon their jobs. Is this a devilishly clever film, or are its sins too thin to hold?

    27 min

  6. 12/13/2022

    Liz’s Big Booming Box Office Bomb (Boom! 1968)

    Elizabeth Taylor’s 1968 monologue supreme, 1968’s Boom! Does Liz make a boom in Boom explanation point, or should this film have been given a question mark instead?

    36 min

  7. 12/08/2022

    What!? I’m Whining About A Teenage Crimefighting Yo-yoist? (Sukeban Deka Episode 1, 1985)

    I cover the first episode of the 80s Japanese crime fighting show, Sukeban Deka. Is it worthy of being a round the world sensation?

    20 min

  8. 12/06/2022

    Things Are Heating Up In The House With An Elevator (Suddenly Last Summer 1959)

    Katherine Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor star in this Southern Gothic film. Was what happened last summer worth remembering, or should it take Kathy’s elevator down to the depths of hell?

    50 min
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New episodes every Tuesday and Thusday! Join me in exploring media - films, books, television series, and music, but mostly films - that has either aged like fine wine lest I whine about it. Granted I will likely do so anyways.

Information

  • Creator
    Henry Prime
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    46
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © J Privett-Mendoza 2022
  • Show Website
    Fine Whine