146 episodes
Cinepunx Liam O'Donnell
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- TV & Film
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4.8 • 56 Ratings
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Cinepunx is an ongoing conversation about film, art, and culture between knuckleheads. Join Joshua Alvarez and Liam O’Donnell who, along with their menagerie of guests, discuss their passions in cinema and music. With enough taste to be interesting and enough disgrace to be fun, Cinepunx builds it up to break it down, pointing fingers and drinking coffee, discussing both firestorms and camera angles for your enjoyment.
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Cinepunx Episode 145: CONAN THE BARBARIAN and BLOODSPORT
HAPPY NEW YEAR MY FIENDISH FRIENDS AND WELCOME TO EPISODE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE…
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Cinepunx Episode 144: THE SEVENTH CONTINENT and BREAKING THE WAVES w/ Adrianna Gober
HAPPY HOLIDAYS, CINEPUNX FANS AND FRIENDS! Josh and I are back with a cheery and…
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Cinepunx BONUS* JAWN: “New”* Movie Round Up
*Both the words “bonus” and “new” in this title feel at least mildly disingenuous. Ok…
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Cinepunx EPISODE 143: FRIGHT NIGHT (85) & NEAR DARK (87), CINE-WEEN 2021
LOOK OUT! IT’S ANOTHER SPOOKY AND HAUNTING EPISODE OF YOUR FAVORITE GHOULISH PODCAST, CINEPUNX!! On…
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Cinepunx Episode 142: CINE-WEEN SPECTACULAR : SALEM’S LOT (79) and PATRICK (78)
CINEPUNX HERE WITH AN AWESOME CINE-WEEN EDITION! Yeah them boys are back talking horror and…
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Cinepunx Episode 141: DRIVE (97) and DOUBLE TEAM (97) w/ Justin LaLiberty
OH YES, CINEPUNX IS BACK WITH AN EXPLOSION OF 90S ACTION! Hey friends, thanks for…
Customer Reviews
Not political enough
The joy these fellas get from hanging out and talking about movies is palpable and infectious.
One of my favorite podcasts!
Liam and Josh are two knowledgeable film and punk nerds. They’re engaging and I love the fact that they’ll dedicate an entire show to a movie most of us may not have ever heard of. Also, great selection of guests local to the Philly and NJ area.
Punk + Film = almost awesome
You would think that some punx shooting the breeze about films would be cool, and it is most of the time. The odd thing is that they seem to forget these are fictional stories and use those current year buzzwords such as : male gaze, gross, problematic, misogynistic, etc.
You get the picture. Otherwise, solid stuff.