Real Reel Talk

Josh and Dave
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Real Reel Talk stars Josh and Dave as they dive into spirited, unfiltered discussions about film, television, and the wild world of entertainment. With sharp opinions, deep dives, and plenty of friendly banter, they tackle everything from cult classics to current blockbusters—debating what works, what flops, and what makes storytelling matter. If you love passionate conversations and a little sarcasm with your cinema, this is the podcast for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. HACE 6 DÍAS

    Top 10 Horror Directors Today w/ Patrick from The Bark Knight Podcast

    summary In this episode of Real Real Talk, hosts Josh Bell and Patrick Bark dive into a top 10 countdown of the best horror directors currently working in the industry. They discuss the criteria for their selections, share insights on each director's unique contributions to the genre, and explore the evolution of horror filmmaking. From established names like Jordan Peele and Guillermo del Toro to emerging talents like Danny and Michael Philippou, the conversation highlights the diverse landscape of modern horror. In this engaging conversation, Patrick Bark and Josh Bell delve into the world of horror films, discussing various directors and their contributions to the genre. They explore atmospheric horror films, the evolution of directors like Mike Flanagan and Ari Aster, and the pinnacle of horror directing with Robert Eggers. The dialogue is rich with recommendations and insights into what makes these films impactful, as well as personal reflections on their experiences with horror cinema. takeaways Nothing draws a crowd like a crowd.The top 10 horror directors are a mix of established and emerging talent.Jordan Peele's impact on modern horror is significant.Coralie Fargeat's work is not for everyone, especially body horror fans.Danny and Michael Philippou are redefining horror with their unique storytelling.Fede Alvarez successfully revived the Evil Dead franchise.Damien Ragna's films explore possession in a culturally rich context.Scott Derrickson is known for his supernatural horror films.Osgood Perkins is carving out a niche in horror with his unique style.Guillermo del Toro blends dark fantasy with horror masterfully. The Night House is a highly atmospheric horror film.Mike Flanagan is known for his exceptional storytelling in horror.Ari Aster's films leave a lasting psychological impact.Robert Eggers is considered one of the best directors today.The Witch is often regarded as a perfect horror film.Horror films can evoke deep emotional responses.Directors like Flanagan and Aster redefine horror storytelling.The evolution of horror films reflects changing audience expectations.Atmospheric horror can be more effective than gore.Personal connections to horror films enhance the viewing experience.titles The Best Horror Directors Today: A CountdownExploring Modern Horror: Top Directors You Should KnowSound Bites "Coralie Fargeat is not for you.""I love Mike Flanagan.""I love a good possession movie."Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Real Real Talk and Special Guests 03:00 Top 10 Horror Directors: Overview and Criteria 06:05 Jordan Peele: A Modern Horror Icon 08:50 Coralie Fargeat: The Body Horror Visionary 11:56 Danny and Michael Philippou: New Voices in Horror 14:53 Fede Alvarez: Reviving Horror Classics 17:58 Damien Ragna: The Argentine Horror Master 21:01 Scott Derrickson: The Master of Supernatural Horror 23:53 Osgood Perkins: The Heir to Horror Royalty 26:49 Guillermo del Toro: The Dark Fantasy Maestro 29:53 James Wan: The Conjuring Universe Creator 32:49 David Bruckner: The Ritual and Beyond 38:42 Exploring Atmospheric Horror Films 42:23 The Evolution of Horror Directors 48:50 The Impact of Ari Aster's Work 53:33 Mike Flanagan's Mastery in Horror 01:00:04 Robert Eggers: The Pinnacle of Horror Directing Real Reel Talk is your weekly home for unfiltered deep dives into the world of film. Hosts Josh breaks it all down — from fresh releases to old-school favorites — with sharp insight, real opinions, and sharp trivia. Whether you're into Oscar bait, popcorn flicks, or everything in between, this is your go-to stop for real talk about reel stuff. Find Us Online: Follow and join the conversation with Dave and Josh on social media! Twitter / X: @RealReelTalkPodInstagram: @RealReelTalkThreads: @RealReelTalkYouTube: @RealReelTalkSubscribe to Real Reel Talk on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1 h y 17 min

  2. 3 OCT

    Top 10 Comfort Films w/ Agent Palmer

    In this episode of RealRealTalk, host Josh Bell and guest Agent Palmer dive into the world of comfort movies, exploring what defines a comfort film and sharing their personal top 10 lists. They discuss the nostalgia and emotional connections that these films evoke, as well as the impact of syndication on their viewing habits. The conversation highlights the joy of revisiting beloved films and the unique experiences that come with them. In this engaging conversation, Josh Bell and Agent Palmer explore the communal experience of film and podcasting, discussing the importance of community in film discovery, navigating spoilers, and the concept of guilty pleasures in cinema. They delve into nostalgic favorites like 'Jurassic Park', 'The Princess Bride', and 'Dazed and Confused', while also examining the absurdity of films like 'Demolition Man' and 'The Fifth Element'. The discussion highlights how these films resonate with their personal experiences and the impact of nostalgia on their enjoyment of cinema. In this engaging conversation, Agent Palmer and Josh Bell explore their favorite comfort films, highlighting the works of Michael Crichton, the nostalgic charm of 'Twister', the timeless appeal of 'Back to the Future', and the underrated brilliance of 'Real Genius'. They delve into the significance of nostalgia in film, the importance of positivity in film critique, and the personal connections that these movies foster. The discussion emphasizes the subjective nature of art and the joy of sharing differing opinions in the film community. takeaways Comfort films evoke nostalgia and emotional connections.Syndication plays a significant role in defining comfort movies.Personal definitions of comfort films can evolve over time.The joy of revisiting beloved films is universal.Not all comfort films are critically acclaimed, but they hold personal significance.The conversation about comfort movies can lead to deeper discussions about film culture.Soundtracks often enhance the comfort film experience.Comfort films can be a reflection of one's childhood and upbringing.The impact of streaming services on the availability of comfort films is notable.Sharing comfort films can create connections between people. The communal aspect of film enhances the viewing experience.Spoilers can significantly affect how we engage with films.Community plays a crucial role in discovering new films.Guilty pleasures should not be stigmatized; enjoyment is key.Nostalgia can enhance our appreciation for older films and commercials.The portrayal of the future in films often reflects societal hopes and fears.Comfort movies provide solace during tough times.The impact of childhood classics shapes our cinematic preferences.Absurdity in films can create memorable and enjoyable experiences.Nostalgic films often serve as time capsules of our youth. Michael Crichton is a prolific storyteller across multiple mediums.'Twister' is a quintessential Gen X film that resonates with personal experiences.'Back to the Future' combines nostalgia with heartfelt storytelling.'Real Genius' is an underrated comedy that showcases clever writing.The Goonies represents the ultimate childhood adventure and camaraderie.Nostalgia plays a significant role in how we perceive films.Comparison can detract from the enjoyment of films.Positivity in film critique fosters a healthier community.Art is subjective, and differing opinions should be celebrated.Every film has its audience, and it's important to respect that. Real Reel Talk is your weekly home for unfiltered deep dives into the world of film. Hosts Josh breaks it all down — from fresh releases to old-school favorites — with sharp insight, real opinions, and sharp trivia. Whether you're into Oscar bait, popcorn flicks, or everything in between, this is your go-to stop for real talk about reel stuff. Find Us Online: Follow and join the conversation with Dave and Josh on social media! Twitter / X: @RealReelTalkPodInstagram: @RealReelTalkThreads: @RealReelTalkYouTube: @RealReelTalkSubscribe to Real Reel Talk on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    2 h y 23 min

  3. 26 SEP

    The Allure of Bad Movies w/ Dave from Couch Critics

    summary In this episode of Real Real Talk, hosts Josh Bell and Dave dive into their top 10 lists of movies that are so bad they're good. They explore the subjective nature of these lists, share personal anecdotes, and discuss the charm and nostalgia associated with these films. The conversation touches on various genres, including heist movies and cult classics, while emphasizing the humor and campiness that make these films enjoyable. The hosts reflect on the influence of 80s cinema and the evolution of comedy in film, ultimately celebrating the unique legacy of low-budget and poorly received movies. In this engaging conversation, Josh Bell and Dave explore the world of cult classics and so-bad-they're-good movies. They delve into the charm and humor found in films like 'Death Race 2000', 'Troll 2', and 'Cannibal the Musical', discussing how these movies have garnered a dedicated following despite their flaws. The duo shares personal favorites, nostalgic memories, and audience recommendations, highlighting the impact of these films on pop culture and their significance in the realm of comedy. The discussion also touches on the evolution of parody and satire in cinema, culminating in a lively exchange of honorable mentions and listener favorites. takeaways Nothing draws a crowd like a crowd.These lists can go anywhere, from movies to soundtracks.Personal lists are subjective and can change over time.The charm of over-the-top movies lies in their absurdity.Nostalgia plays a significant role in our enjoyment of films.Humor is a key element in appreciating bad movies.The 80s cinema had a unique style that resonates today.Heist movies can be both entertaining and poorly executed.Cult classics often have a lasting impact on pop culture.Low-budget films can lead to unexpected comedic gems. Cult classics often highlight the absurdity of societal norms.The charm of bad movies lies in their unintentional humor.Nostalgia plays a significant role in our movie preferences.Parody films can serve as a critique of their genres.Iconic bad films have shaped the landscape of comedy.Audience engagement enhances the appreciation of cult films.The evolution of comedy reflects changing cultural values.Bad movies can foster a sense of community among fans.Honorable mentions often reveal hidden gems in cinema.Understanding the context of a film can enhance enjoyment.Sound Bites "These lists can go anywhere.""These are personal lists.""This is a very personal list."Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Series 02:02 The Concept of 'So Bad It's Good' Movies 03:55 Top 10 Lists: Personal Picks and Subjectivity 05:52 Exploring the First Picks: Over the Top and Wicker Man 08:54 Bugsy Malone and Miami Connection: A Dive into Camp 11:54 Mack and Me: Product Placement and Absurdity 14:55 Showgirls: Camp and Controversy 17:53 Beerfest: Embracing the Absurd 20:56 Tank Girl: A Cult Classic Revisited 23:52 Orgasmo: Trey Parker and Matt Stone's Humor 27:08 The Humor of Orgasmo 29:54 Trapped in Paradise: A Heist Gone Wrong 33:55 The 80s BMX Classic: Rad 38:52 The Room: A Cult Classic 45:47 Troll 2: The Best Worst Movie 50:39 Strange Brew: A Canadian Comedy Classic 54:31 Nostalgic Movie Memories 56:53 Exploring Cult Classics 01:00:31 The Appeal of So Bad It's Good 01:02:28 Honorable Mentions and Personal Favorites 01:10:36 Audience Engagement and Social Media Responses Real Reel Talk is your weekly home for unfiltered deep dives into the world of film. Hosts Josh breaks it all down — from fresh releases to old-school favorites — with sharp insight, real opinions, and sharp trivia. Whether you're into Oscar bait, popcorn flicks, or everything in between, this is your go-to stop for real talk about reel stuff. Find Us Online: Follow and join the conversation with Dave and Josh on social media! Twitter / X: @RealReelTalkPodInstagram: @RealReelTalkThreads: @RealReelTalkYouTube: @RealReelTalkSubscribe to Real Reel Talk on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1 h y 21 min

  4. 19 SEP

    Top 10 Opening Scenes in Movie History

    summary In this episode of Real Real Talk, host Josh dives into the top ten opening scenes in movie history, exploring how these moments set the tone for their respective films. From the shocking opening of Scream to the emotional depth of Up, each scene is analyzed for its storytelling techniques and impact on the audience. The discussion highlights the importance of a strong opening in cinema, showcasing how these scenes not only captivate viewers but also establish the identity and stakes of the story. takeaways Opening scenes are crucial for capturing audience attention.Great openings can take many forms, from adrenaline-fueled action to emotional storytelling.The opening of Scream subverts expectations by killing off its star early.Pixar's Up uses a wordless sequence to convey deep emotional themes.Jaws creates terror through anticipation rather than showing the monster immediately.Inglourious Basterds showcases tension through dialogue and character interaction.The Social Network opens with a breakup, setting the tone for the film's exploration of relationships.The Godfather's opening establishes its themes of loyalty and justice.Star Wars redefined cinematic storytelling with its iconic opening crawl.The Dark Knight's opening reveals the Joker's chaotic yet calculated nature.Sound Bites "It's not just sad, it's truly devastating.""The terror is in the anticipation.""This isn't just another gangster movie."Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Top Ten Opening Scenes 02:21 The Impact of 'Scream' on Horror Cinema 05:55 Emotional Storytelling in 'Up' 07:32 Creating Dread in 'Jaws' 09:06 Tension and Manipulation in 'Inglourious Basterds' 12:41 Character Development in 'The Social Network' 15:27 Setting the Stage in 'The Godfather' 17:53 Myth Making in 'Star Wars' 20:44 Realism in 'Saving Private Ryan' 24:06 Defining Adventure in 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' 27:45 Cinematic Precision in 'The Dark Knight' 33:16 Welcome to RealRealTalk 33:41 Exploring the World of Cinema 34:37 Diverse Podcast Offerings 36:04 Join the RealRealTalk Community Real Reel Talk is your weekly home for unfiltered deep dives into the world of film. Hosts Josh breaks it all down — from fresh releases to old-school favorites — with sharp insight, real opinions, and sharp trivia. Whether you're into Oscar bait, popcorn flicks, or everything in between, this is your go-to stop for real talk about reel stuff. Find Us Online: Follow and join the conversation with Dave and Josh on social media! Twitter / X: @RealReelTalkPodInstagram: @RealReelTalkThreads: @RealReelTalkYouTube: @RealReelTalkSubscribe to Real Reel Talk on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    36 min

  5. 17 SEP

    Top 10 Final Girls: Who Survives?

    summary In this episode of RealRealTalk, host Josh explores the concept of the 'Final Girl' in horror films, discussing the top 10 characters who embody this archetype. He delves into the characteristics that define a Final Girl, the rules he set for his list, and highlights both iconic and underrated characters. The conversation emphasizes the evolution of these characters over time and their significance in the horror genre, ultimately engaging the audience to share their own favorites. takeaways Final Girls are often the smartest and strongest characters in horror.The concept of the Final Girl has evolved over time.Rules for selecting Final Girls include variety and impact.Characters like Grace and Sienna represent different flavors of Final Girl energy.Honorable mentions highlight the depth of female characters in horror.Survival in horror is often about strategy and intelligence.The Final Girl archetype reflects societal changes in female representation.Characters like Laurie Strode set the standard for future Final Girls.The emotional journey of Final Girls adds depth to their survival stories.Audience engagement is key to discussing horror favorites.Sound Bites "A final girl isn't just any survivor.""There have to be rules.""Survival itself is an art form."Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Final Girls in Horror 06:29 The Underrated Survivors 15:56 The Overlooked, Humorous, and Badass Final Girls 19:41 The Dark Comedy of Survival: Grace Lodomas 22:31 The Badass Warrior: Sienna Shaw 25:43 The Evolution of the Final Girl: Tree, Grace, and Sienna 28:36 The Original Final Girl: Sally Hardesty 31:35 The Meta Survivor: Sidney Prescott 34:19 The Strategic Thinker: Nancy Thompson 37:29 The Iconic Final Girl: Laurie Strode Real Reel Talk is your weekly home for unfiltered deep dives into the world of film. Hosts Josh breaks it all down — from fresh releases to old-school favorites — with sharp insight, real opinions, and sharp trivia. Whether you're into Oscar bait, popcorn flicks, or everything in between, this is your go-to stop for real talk about reel stuff. Find Us Online: Follow and join the conversation with Dave and Josh on social media! Twitter / X: @RealReelTalkPodInstagram: @RealReelTalkThreads: @RealReelTalkYouTube: @RealReelTalkSubscribe to Real Reel Talk on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    39 min

  6. 29 AGO

    Unraveling INLAND EMPIRE: A Labyrinth of Identity and Illusion

    In this mind-bending installment of our David Lynch series, Real Reel Talk dives headfirst into the sprawling, surreal world of INLAND EMPIRE. Join Josh as he explores Lynch’s most experimental film—a three-hour fever dream of fractured timelines, layered realities, and a powerhouse performance from Laura Dern. We break down the film’s cryptic narrative structure, recurring Lynchian motifs, and the DIY digital aesthetic that makes INLAND EMPIRE a haunting cinematic puzzle. Whether you're a Lynch fanatic or a curious cinephile, this episode offers insights, theories, and reactions to one of the most challenging and rewarding entries in the director's filmography. 🔍 Topics include: What INLAND EMPIRE reveals about identity and performanceThe significance of the rabbits and Polish subplotHow digital video enhances the film’s unsettling atmosphereLynch's unique approach to storytelling and intuitionDon’t miss this deep dive into a modern surrealist epic that refuses to be explained—only experienced. Real Reel Talk is your weekly home for unfiltered deep dives into the world of film. Hosts Josh breaks it all down — from fresh releases to old-school favorites — with sharp insight, real opinions, and sharp trivia. Whether you're into Oscar bait, popcorn flicks, or everything in between, this is your go-to stop for real talk about reel stuff. Find Us Online: Follow and join the conversation with Dave and Josh on social media! Twitter / X: @RealReelTalkPodInstagram: @RealReelTalkThreads: @RealReelTalkYouTube: @RealReelTalkSubscribe to Real Reel Talk on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    45 min

  7. 22 AGO

    Mulholland Drive Explained: Decoding A Surreal Masterpiece

    In this episode of Real Reel Talk, we continue our deep dive into the enigmatic world of David Lynch with a full breakdown of Mulholland Drive (2001). Often hailed as one of the greatest films of the 21st century, Lynch’s dreamlike thriller blurs the line between fantasy and reality—and we’re here to unpack it all. We explore the film's cryptic narrative, dual identities, Hollywood satire, and haunting performances by Naomi Watts and Laura Harring. What’s real? What’s imagined? And how does Lynch use the language of cinema to reflect the subconscious? Whether you’re a first-time viewer or a longtime fan still piecing it together, this episode offers insight, theories, and appreciation for Lynch’s most haunting vision. 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review! #MulhollandDrive #DavidLynch #FilmAnalysis #RealReelTalk #SurrealCinema #MoviePodcast #MindBendingMovies Real Reel Talk is your weekly home for unfiltered deep dives into the world of film. Hosts Josh breaks it all down — from fresh releases to old-school favorites — with sharp insight, real opinions, and sharp trivia. Whether you're into Oscar bait, popcorn flicks, or everything in between, this is your go-to stop for real talk about reel stuff. Find Us Online: Follow and join the conversation with Dave and Josh on social media! Twitter / X: @RealReelTalkPodInstagram: @RealReelTalkThreads: @RealReelTalkYouTube: @RealReelTalkSubscribe to Real Reel Talk on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    40 min

  8. 15 AGO

    The Straight Story: A Most Unexpected Journey

    In this episode of Real Reel Talk, we continue our deep dive into the works of visionary director David Lynch with a look at The Straight Story (1999). Known for his surreal and unsettling storytelling, Lynch took a surprising turn with this heartfelt, slow-burning road movie based on a true story. We explore how The Straight Story blends quiet emotion with cinematic beauty, what makes it uniquely Lynch despite its G-rating, and why Richard Farnsworth’s performance is nothing short of extraordinary. Whether you're a longtime Lynch fan or discovering this gem for the first time, join us for a thoughtful conversation about one of his most underrated films. 🎧 Stream now and don't forget to subscribe for more episodes in our David Lynch series! Real Reel Talk is your weekly home for unfiltered deep dives into the world of film. Hosts Josh breaks it all down — from fresh releases to old-school favorites — with sharp insight, real opinions, and sharp trivia. Whether you're into Oscar bait, popcorn flicks, or everything in between, this is your go-to stop for real talk about reel stuff. Find Us Online: Follow and join the conversation with Dave and Josh on social media! Twitter / X: @RealReelTalkPodInstagram: @RealReelTalkThreads: @RealReelTalkYouTube: @RealReelTalkSubscribe to Real Reel Talk on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Real Reel Talk stars Josh and Dave as they dive into spirited, unfiltered discussions about film, television, and the wild world of entertainment. With sharp opinions, deep dives, and plenty of friendly banter, they tackle everything from cult classics to current blockbusters—debating what works, what flops, and what makes storytelling matter. If you love passionate conversations and a little sarcasm with your cinema, this is the podcast for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Creador
    Josh and Dave
  • Años de actividad
    2023 - 2025
  • Episodios
    172
  • Clasificación
    Explícito
  • Copyright
    © Josh and Dave
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