ahistoryofviolence

Explore "ahistoryofviolence" with insightful episodes like "Episode 215: - Fast X & A History of Violence", "EPISODE 294: MARKED FOR LIFE (EASTERN PROMISES 07â Film Review)", "TAATM #346: Nobody vs. A History Of Violence", "Episode 77: Rescreening A History of Violence" and "Episode 73: Rescreening Erin Brockovich" from podcasts like ""Off Script Film Review", "Drop Da Mic.", "Trash, Art, And The Movies", "Drink in the Movies" and "Drink in the Movies"" and more!

Episodes (8)

Episode 215: - Fast X & A History of Violence

Criminal mastermind Dominic Toretto takes on his biggest challenge yet when a mysterious figure returns from his past to exact revenge in 'Fast X' the first in the reportedly last line of Fast and Furious films from first-time series director Louis Letterier. Then, all smalltown diner owner Tom Stall ever wanted was a quiet life with his family, until a mysterious figure returns from his past to exact revenge in 'A History of Violence', the 2005 David Cronenberg thriller that recently made headlines when Guardians 3 director James Gunn cited it as one of his favorite comic-book film adaptations. Finally, Netflix is cracking down on password sharing with a new additional fee, Fast X zooms to $300m+ global opening, and there's a new trailer out for Martin Scorsese's next picture?Movie News, Movie Reviews, and more every Tuesday on Off Script Film Review!

Off Script Film Review

enMay 23, 2023

EPISODE 294: MARKED FOR LIFE (EASTERN PROMISES 07â Film Review)

This week the crew switches gears with a review for director, David Cronenbergâs 2007 effort, âEASTERN PROMISES.â Join us for a break down of the film as well as pop culture news updates and weekly recommendations from both, James Warny and Ryan Jiminez.
Mixed and edited by:
Wesley Swanson.
Segments arranged by:
Admiral Atlas.

enNovember 05, 2022

TAATM #346: Nobody vs. A History Of Violence

Erin and Paul review two films about ordinary-looking family men who turn out to be hiding out from their murderous pasts: the Bob Odenkirk new actioner NOBODY, and David Cronenberg's 2005 psychological thriller A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE. Plus: our quick takes on RAINING IN THE MOUNTAIN, MONKEY BEACH, THE HUMAN VOICE, THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW, and FRENCH EXIT.

Trash, Art, And The Movies

enMay 22, 2021

Episode 77: Rescreening A History of Violence

The week on the Podcast we Rescreen David Cronenberg's A History of Violence and provide a First Impression on our next Rescreening episode title, Steven Soderbergh's Side Effects.

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enJuly 20, 2020

Episode 73: Rescreening Erin Brockovich

This week on the Podcast we Rescreen Steven Soderbergh's Erin Brockovich and provide a First Impression of our next Rescreening episode title, David Cronenberg's A History of Violence.

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enJune 07, 2020

A History of Violence (2005)

Liz picked a film that won accolades from critics as well as audiences for its thoughtful contemplation on humanity's violent tendencies.

CW: language, and discussions on sex & violence

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enMay 21, 2020

Road to Perdition & A History of Violence

Our "No Capes Allowed" block continues with a meditation on American Violence, featuring two wildly different yet parallel portraits of fathers trying to protect their families from the fallout of their own brutal lives. The filmmaking is as diverse as the approach to subject, and we dig deep into the work of both Sam Mendes and David Cronenberg to reveal their subtle motivations and the hidden themes they wield. We also discuss the powerful casts of both films, including Ton Hanks, Paul Newman, Daniel Craig, Viggo Mortenson, Maria Bello, Ed Harris, and the delightfully odd William Hurt.

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enJuly 02, 2019