Rectangles Podcast

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Film-loving partners Janackeh and Nick get together each week to riff on everything from cult classics and hidden-gem documentaries to current blockbusters and trending series. Their conversations blend sharp observations, easy humor, and the kind of back-and-forth you’d hear from friends arguing over the remote.

02/11/2025

Ep.14 Genre Analysis #3: Asian Horror

Send us Fan Mail Before Hollywood remade every cursed tape and long-haired ghost, Asia had already flipped horror into social commentary. In this deep-dive, Nick and Jan unpack how Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong turned fear into a mirror — reflecting guilt, grief, class, and control. We break down Bong Joon-ho’s The Host (a creature feature that’s really about pollution, policy, and parenting), the anthology Three…Extremes (beauty, revenge, and trauma as literal body horror), and Takashi Miike’s Audition (the notorious slow-burn romance that mutates into pure nightmare). Along the way: the real “formaldehyde scandal” behind The Host, why Asian horror favors dread over jump scares, and how bodies become battlegrounds for public anxiety. Support the show
02/11/2025

Ep.13 Genre Analysis #2: Black Horror

Send us Fan Mail In our 13th episode of Rectangles Podcast, we dive deep into the world of Black Horror — a genre that’s more than just jump scares and monsters. From Candyman to Get Out, we explore how fear, trauma, and resistance intertwine in stories told through a Black lens. Nick and Jan unpack the social commentary behind the screams — how Black filmmakers have redefined horror as both reflection and rebellion. We talk Jordan Peele’s psychological precision, Nia DaCosta’s fresh vision, and even those under-seen gems that helped shape the genre long before Hollywood caught up. Expect laughs, sharp takes, and a little discomfort — the good kind. Because when it comes to Black Horror, the real horror isn’t always on screen. 🎙️ Rectangles Podcast — where genre meets culture. Support the show
20/10/2025

Ep.12 Genre Analysis #1: True Crime

Send us Fan Mail In our first Genre Analysis episode, Janackeh and Nick unpack why ~70% of true-crime audiences are women, why many men prefer fictional gore over real cases, and how obsession, empathy, and power shape the genre. We break down the docs that haunt us (American Nightmare, Long Shot, Making a Murderer, Don’t F**k With Cats, What Jennifer Did, The Girl in the Picture, Tiger King, The Vow, Dirty Pop, Sins of Our Mother), the algorithms that fuel it, and the ethics we can’t ignore. Support the show
17/10/2025

Ep.11 Spooky SZN: The Final Destination Series Part 2

Send us Fan Mail In part two of our Final Destination deep dive, we jump into the long-awaited Final Destination 6 — the franchise’s first revival in over a decade. We break down what makes this entry different, how it reimagines Death’s “design,” and why it might be the smartest sequel in the series. From behind-the-scenes rumors to creative team shakeups and fan theories that finally get some pay-off, we’re dissecting everything that makes FD6 a worthy return — and how it sets the tone for a new generation of paranoia. 🎬 Topic: Final Destination 6 (2025) and the legacy of the franchise 🎧 Part 1 recap: Episodes 1–5 are covered in the earlier in the week's deep dive Support the show
14/10/2025

Ep.10 Spooky SZN: The Final Destination Series Part 1

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we kick off a two-part deep dive into the Final Destination series — breaking down the chaos, the creativity, and the cultural impact of the first five films. From the OG flight premonition to the wildest Rube Goldberg death traps in horror history, we unpack what made this franchise so iconic (and lowkey terrifying). We’re talking tension, superstition, Y2K energy, and the art of making every everyday object feel like a death sentence. Buckle up — Death’s design is just getting started. 🎬 Films covered: Final Destination (2000) through Final Destination 5 (2011) 🎧 *Part 2 drops later week — where we talk reboots, theories, and the future of the franchise. Support the show
25/09/2025

EP.9 On Couch / Off Topic #2 2025 Emmys

Send us Fan Mail On this second installment of On Couch / Off Topic, we break down the winners and record-setters from the 2025 Emmy Awards. From historic firsts to surprise upsets, we cover who walked away with the gold, who got snubbed, and the cultural conversations sparked by the night’s biggest moments. If you want the real talk on how this year’s Emmys reshaped the TV landscape, grab a seat on the couch with us. Support the show
16/09/2025

Ep.8 The Rectangles That Raised Us

Send us Fan Mail For the 30th anniversary of Larry Clark’s KIDS, we take a hard look at the film that shook skateboarding and youth culture in the mid-90s. We pair it with the documentary We Were Once Kids, digging into its raw relevance to skateboarding and the darker aftermath for stars Harold Hunter and Justin Pierce. We talk about exploitation by Clark and, to a lesser degree, screenwriter Harmony Korine and weigh how much responsibility they hold for the fallout. Beyond the film’s gritty reputation, we explore its complicated legacy, the culture it reflected, and the reactions that still ripple today. Support the show
26/08/2025

Ep.7 On Couch / Off Topic #1

Send us Fan Mail In the debut of our off-topic series, we settle in and let the conversation sprawl. First up is the King of the Hill revival—what excites us, what worries us, and why Arlen still matters today. From there, we shift gears into heavier territory with Nat Geo’s deep dive on the Oklahoma City bombing and HBO’s haunting Hurricane Katrina documentary, unpacking how each one balances memory, history, and storytelling. Nick then takes aim at old-school broadcast scheduling, airing his gripes about networks still clinging to fall-to-spring calendars instead of embracing the drop-when-ready model that streaming perfected. We wrap things up with a look ahead: a tease of our very first Off the Couch episode, where we’ll be taking the show out into the world and shooting on location. Support the show

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Film-loving partners Janackeh and Nick get together each week to riff on everything from cult classics and hidden-gem documentaries to current blockbusters and trending series. Their conversations blend sharp observations, easy humor, and the kind of back-and-forth you’d hear from friends arguing over the remote.

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Imporium Arts
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2025
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Rectangles Podcast