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The Kulturecast Weirding Way Media
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3.8 • 57 Ratings
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The Kulturecast is a movie weekly podcast where movies are reviewed both new and old, those involved with making the films are talked to, and cinema tangents are gone on.
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Film Foundations: Edgar Wright- Director- An Introduction to Shaun of the Dead, Scott Pilgrim, and NOT Ant-Man!
*Crosspromotion from Film Foundations*
In our first episode, we establish our show with a director that means a lot to the both of us- EDGAR WRIGHT! We discuss his filmography, his history, and putting his films in context with things like zombies v. vampires, the MCU, and sci-fi epics!
Film Foundations links: https://linktr.ee/filmfoundations
Film Foundations is a show co-produced by Weirding Way Media and Someone's Favorite Productions!
Weirding Way Media: weirdingwaymedia.com
Someone's Favorite Productions: https://linktr.ee/someonesfavoriteproductions
Films discussed in our show and links to purchase:
Shaun of the Dead
Hot Fuzz
Scott Pilgrim vs, the World
The Adventures of Tintin
The World's End
Ant-Man
Baby Driver
Sparks Brothers
Last Night in Soho
Spaced
The Beekeeper
The Fly
Mission Impossible
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Star Trek
Paul
28 Days Later
Indiana Jones
Links above may be affiliate/promotional links that provide us a tiny commission to support the show and do not charge the consumer anything extra.
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CCCP: Oh! Heavenly Dog
Mark Begley (Wake Up Heavy), Chris Stachiw (The Kulturecast), and Mike White (The Projection Booth) host this monthly podcast. Join us on an exciting journey through the illustrious career of this comedy icon as we explore his groundbreaking roles, behind-the-scenes stories, and timeless contributions to the world of entertainment.
Each episode of the Chasing Chevy Chase podcast brings you expert analysis, and nostalgic reflections on Chevy Chase's most iconic characters in classic films like National Lampoon's Vacation, Caddyshack, and Fletch.
On our official first episode we're discussing Joe Camp and his Benji Empire which includes the film Oh! Heavenly Dog (1980) in which Chevy plays a private dick whose killed on a case and gets sent back to Earth not as Warren Beatty but Benji the dog. He tries to solve the case of his own murder and continue wooing Jane Seymour.
Subscribe today at http://www.chasingchevypodcast.com
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Fan
The Kulturecast takes a deep dive into the 2016 Bollywood film "Fan," exploring its bold choices, impressive CGI work, and complex themes. The hosts express mixed feelings about the movie but ultimately find it intriguing and worth discussing, especially for fans of Indian cinema and Shah Rukh Khan. With a detailed analysis of the performances, narrative twists, and exploration of celebrity culture, this episode offers a thought-provoking look at a film that pushes boundaries and experiments with genre conventions.
Tune in for a fascinating discussion that delves into the depths of "Fan" and its impact on the world of Indian cinema.
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KCxTPB: Civil War
Chris Stachiw, The Projection Booth's Mike White and Father Malone analyze the film "Civil War" with a critical eye, delving deep into its shortcomings and missed opportunities. With a blend of disappointment and frustration, the hosts compare the film to other works in the genre, highlighting where "Civil War" falls short in terms of plot logic, character development, and overall engagement. Their thoughtful analysis offers a nuanced perspective on the film's failings, providing listeners with a compelling discussion on how a high-budget production like "Civil War" missed the mark in delivering a meaningful narrative.
Tune in to The Kulturecast and The Projection Booth for an insightful critique that challenges the status quo of modern filmmaking.
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Torn Curtain
80's TV Ladies Susan Lambert and Sharon Johnson join Chris to explore Alfred Hitchcock's timeless legacy as a master of suspense and thriller cinema, focusing on the 1966 film "Torn Curtain." With a perfect blend of personal anecdotes, critical analysis, and historical context, the hosts delve deep into the performances, storytelling, and impact of Hitchcock's work, offering valuable insights and thought-provoking discussions. From discussing Hitchcock's influence on filmmakers like Steven Spielberg to dissecting the tension-filled scenes in "Torn Curtain," this podcast is a must-listen for fans of classic cinema and anyone looking to appreciate the enduring genius of one of the greatest directors in film history.
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Customer Reviews
A mostly good time
The show can be great on many occasions, especially when working with mike white or father Malone . That said sometimes the Host can sometimes sound disinterested in the topic . The audio mixing can also be really hit or miss . That all said I recommend the show for always having a unique look at films most people wouldn’t give the time of day
Love your Fletch Episode
Really enjoyed listening to your Confess/All things Fletch episode. Your overall research of the books was impressive and the group’s info and opinions about the world of Fletch was fun to listen to. Great Job guys! -Laker Jim
A Fast Favorite
The first time I heard Chris’s voice it scared me. It reminded me of every intellectual bully that talks with authority. But after a few episodes I’m addicted to his insights and the thoughtful attention he gives most of his subjects and his delivery just reinforces his passions. He has great banter with his co-hosts and often delves into topics I hadn’t considered on films I’ve lived with for years. His episode choices are both deep and light so you can pick an episode for what ever mood you’re in. Cannot recommend Kulturecast enough as well as his work with Mike White on The Shabby Detective.
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