442 episodes
Film Buds Buds Nation
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- TV & Film
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4.9 • 137 Ratings
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A Daily Diary of Cinema and Other Life Experiences
Hosts Henry Faherty (Music Buds) & Elle DeWeese make sure you always have something to watch!
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Daily 75: No Way Up
Henry gets trapped underwater with No Way Up.Subscribe / Buy Bonus Shows / Contact (https://linktr.ee/filmbuds)
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Daily 74: Poor Things
2024 Best Picture Nominee (10 of 10 -- see below for more). Henry swaps brains for Emma Stone's Poor Things.2024 Best Picture Nominee Episodes:Daily 54: The HoldoversDaily 52: OppenheimerDaily 49: Past LivesDaily 47: MaestroDaily 34: Anatomy of a FallDaily 32: American FictionDaily 31: Killers of the Flower MoonEpisode 291: The Zone of InterestEpisode 270: BarbieSubscribe / Buy Bonus Shows / Contact (https://linktr.ee/filmbuds)
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Daily 73: Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver
Henry protects his homeland in Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver.Related Episodes:Bonus Podcast #63: Zack Snyder Films (including Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire)Subscribe / Buy Bonus Shows / Contact (https://linktr.ee/filmbuds)
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Daily 72: Five Nights at Freddy's
Henry fights possessed mascots in Blumhouse's Five Nights at Freddy's.Subscribe / Buy Bonus Shows / Contact (https://linktr.ee/filmbuds)
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Daily 71: Orion and the Dark
Henry gets major anxiety for Charlie Kaufman's Orion and the Dark.Subscribe / Buy Bonus Shows / Contact (https://linktr.ee/filmbuds)
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Daily 70: Ghostbusters: Afterlife (Revisited)
With Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire now in theaters, Henry revisits the previous installment, Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021). We will be covering Frozen Empire soon -- so don't worry!Related Episodes:Bonus Podcast #17: The Ghostbusters FranchiseSubscribe / Buy Bonus Shows / Contact (https://linktr.ee/filmbuds)
Customer Reviews
A Banquet on Human Creativity
“There is no business like show business” - Irving Berlin “Annie Get Your Gun” (1946)
Of all the industries and practices within human history, there has been no business as creative and as enduring as the show business. Television spawned the era of home theater. Streaming sites sought to expand it evermore into the home. But truthfully, no business like television would ever be able to get far without the help of the movie business and the creative minds that spurred it on and continue to do, now and forever, against all odds.
And this indisputable fact, is why I love the Film Buds podcast. The show itself dissects and handles every film - regardless of genre or style - with a care and attention and respect that most businesses and critics and modern audiences fail to give on a normal day to day basis. To legendary films such as “Fight Club”, to modern cinema classics such as “Oppenheimer” or “Barbie”. From small indie projects like “Little Miss Sunshine” to action-packed passions like “John Wick”.
On a more personal note, this podcast reminds me why I love movies and films. Cause while they provide the most reasonable solution to escapism from our reality - and being able to break it down and build up again in new perspectives - this podcast also fills a void and satisfies a childlike need to love a good film and not have to think so far into it, when in the moment. During the pandemic, movies were my go to escape and a passion I enjoyed and still enjoy to this day. This podcast and its host - Henry Faherty - make me proud of how intelligent and creative and compassionate we can be when it comes to the will and ideas of creative ideas.
In conclusion, what this podcast show offers is a banquet on human creativity. Questions are the appetizers to yearn for more, reviews and discussions our main palette, and the little human touches and insights with our host are our desserts that make the show special. It’s perfect. All followers and listeners are invited to share in. Share this podcast. Give a chance to hear the latest in what this show talks about.
Great show
Amazing, quality podcast for all movie lovers!
10/10
Highly recommend; quality podcast