54 episodes
Cinema Shame James David Patrick
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- TV & Film
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4.9 • 17 Ratings
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Cinema Shame is a safe space, a support group for penitent moviewatchers and cinephiles who want to right the oversights in their cinematic frame of reference. Classic or contemporary film -- confess your shame and join the penitent
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Truck Turner (1974) / Devon Sanders
Allan and James welcome comic creator Devon Sanders into the Shamequarters to discuss the blaxploitation classic TRUCK TURNER (1974). We're never telling which one of us hadn't seen the movie.
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The Hunt for Red October (1990) / Jen Johans
Kris takes the com to introduce THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER (1990) featuring award-winning writer and walking movie encyclopedia Jen Johans of FilmIntuition.com and the Watch with Jen podcast.
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1984 Shamedown (feat. Blame It On Rio)
Kris declares the 1984 Shamedown a sentient bag of cocaine and casts the deciding vote on BLAME IT ON RIO. James and Allan tackle their most egregiously overlooked cinema from the greatest year in pop culture: THE WOMAN IN RED, RAZORBACK, NINJA III: THE DOMINATION, ELECTRIC DREAMS, and so, so much more.
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Harold & Maude (1971) / Rod Lott
After Kris takes a bubble bath with a toaster, writer and publisher Rod Lott joins Allan in the Shamequarters to discuss Hal Ashby's HAROLD & MAUDE.
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Action Jackson (1988) / Troy-Jeffrey Allen
After Kris jumpstarts a new Cinema Shame season, comic creator Troy-Jeffrey Allen joins James and Allan in the Shamequarters to discuss 1988's ACTION JACKSON (RIP Carl Weathers).
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1973 Shamedown
James and Allan watch a bunch of movies and then seek revenge on all of those that have wronged them or their famlies. It's the 1973 Shamedown.
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CREDITS
Talking Heads:
emcee: Kris Myers (@kris__myers)
host: James David Patrick (@007hertzrumble)
host: Allan Mott (@HouseofGlib)
Music Contained in this Podcast:
Preacher Boy – “Shamedown”
Recorded in February 2024. Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. Negative dollars are made from this podcast.
Customer Reviews
Wit, wisdom, passion, and perspective
Beyond subject matter itself, podcasts live and die on their host’s passion and intellect, and a hefty dose of charisma is pretty much a prerequisite as well. The particular joy of successful podcasts is that charisma comes less from conventional charm and more from a combination of wit and wisdom—somehow, the host’s passions become our own. The relationship begins with a shared interest, of course, but love of a podcast blooms when your own predilections blur into the host’s world to the extent that you will happily follow them wherever they roam. Cinema Shame is just this kind of podcast. It has a voice, a perspective, a vision. It is witty and wonderful, informed and informative, and it provides a home for the left of-center cinephile who likes their dives to be deep. Its very premise is its beating heart—there is no shame here. This is a place for the devoted to be proud in their devotion. And if this all sounds a bit overblown, it’s by design—this is a podcast that encourages lofty thinking. Here, you feel that your passions matter. Because they do! Highly recommended, and a whole lot of fun as well.
The Only Shame is NOT Listening
Any movie fan, at any level, has a film or films that they somehow just never got too. Showing the care, appreciation and insight that he always puts in his writing, James creates a terrific place to explore & discuss those first watches and how they affect us.
Great show!
Great podcast for film fanatics that dives deep into the history of each topic/movie being explored. Not too dense for the casual fan either. Love this show.