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Episodes (15)
2014 (Part 3)
It's time for one of those huge episodes. Well, it's a four parter anyways. 2014 was for me, a classic year for horror movies, Some would say that not enough time has elapsed to make this assessment, I say, balderdash! The highs are really high & the lows can be quite messy. But, what do I think was the very greatest horror movie that came out during 2014? Well, here we have the top 10. The worst 10. A slew of also rans. Some awesome mates. Some special guests. Several pints of beer and over 5 hours of running time split over 4 episodes. This is 2014, A Year In Horror.
- 00.29 - What We Do in the Shadows
- 07.36 - Also Rans (Part 2)
- 18.59 - Blue Ruin (w/ Clutch)
- 1.00.34 - Sci-Fi Corner
- 1.10.09 - Lucy (w/ Elizabeth Blake Thomas)
Reel 3 - Blue Ruin
This week we discuss Blue Ruin. A film that explores the messy side of revenge.
Montressor Talks with Macon Blair
We have writer, director, actor, and all around amazing guy Macon Blair! We talk about his upcoming movie, The Toxic Avenger. We also ask about how he got into the business, where he's going and everything in between. Listen in its a great time with this guy!
Produced by
Seth Decker
Jesse Fresco
Hope Wyatt
Episode 8: Teenage Picks part 1
This week we begin the countdown of our favourite ten films from the last decade. This includes much discussion around the brilliance of Jeremy Saulnier, Quentin Tarantino, and Joe Carnahan and the underrated films from Pixar and Damien Chazelle.
We also get into news stories concerning the death of cinema, a movie adaptation of Sega's Yakuza franchise, Borat and Nightbreed. We also recommend some things we have been watching including The Peanut Butter Falcon and Bill and Ted Face the Music and James' final outrage against Christopher Nolan's Tenet.
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Theme Music: Show Your Moves by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4350-show-your-moves
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
The Lunch Hour Geek Out
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Blue Ruin (2013)
Matt & Todd produce a spoiler-free review from quarantine after seeing Blue Ruin (2013) starring Macon Blair, Devin Ratray, and Amy Hargreaves.
MCFC Episode 33 - Dunkirk
The gang get historical this week, as they dive deep into Christopher Nolan's tense WWII drama Dunkirk (2017). With non-linear storytelling, multiple time jumps, and no set main character, this masterpiece of a film is done in a way only Nolan can. Not streaming currently, but well worth a $3.00 Youtube or Amazon digital rental.
Plenty of streaming picks, this week, so tune in to Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon and watch what we're watching. Also stay tuned til the end for next week's mystery movie from the Wheel of Destiny.
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Pete Abeyta
Joseph Navarro
and Tyler Noe
The Predator / Trailer: Hold The Dark
Matt and Matt talk about The Good Place, The Sinner, Green Room, Blue Ruin, and Murder Party before doing a full review of The Predator and then making predictions for Hold The Dark.
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148. Under the Green Room
I detta avsnitt har vi sett två filmer från de senaste åren: Green Room (2015) och Under the Shadow (2016).
TR#168: The Return of Eugene V. Debs!
We discuss Eugene V. Debs; plus Batman v Superman, Civil War, Socialism, elections, Last Days in the Desert, Blue Ruin, Green Room and more!
#168: Green Room
Jeremy Saulnier's follow up to Blue Ruin, Green Room, is the feature review this week. Also: House, The River, Fanny and Alexander.
12 - 20,000 Days on Earth, Blue Ruin, Calvary, Maleficent, The Fault in Our Stars, The Matrix
Nick Cave entertains us with his documentary about himself. We finally have a look at the cold world of Calvary. Blue Ruin gets a look in and we see whether crowd funded films work. Maleficent and The Fault in Our Stars (again) get look in's. The Matrix is our classic for the week.
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TorTR #108 - 35mm Blues
This week we are joined by two distinguished guests that bring a little bit of class and a whole lot of film knowledge to the table. Our good buddy Josh from the Arkham Film Society is in studio to hang out with us and also joining us via soup can connection is our long-time friend, Professor Jay from the Back Alley Film Series! We review the incredible revenge flick, Blue Ruin and have a super interesting roundtable discussion about the future viability of 35mm film. What we lack in dick jokes, we make up for with film knowledge. Find a gun, wait for the cigarette burn and strap on for Episode 108!
Topics discussed: Somerville Theater, The Runaways, the evil Frito Burrito, Jeremy Saulnier, Cherry Bomb, ice bucket challenge, The Back Alley Film Series, Blue Ruin, back on camera, The Arkham Film Society, XSplit! (XSplit!), who actually gets final cut, QT's dramatic ways, Dwight Evans, The Rock And Shock film festival and submission guidelines, is Amazon evil?, revenge films, Murder Party, Rigor Mortis, Eve Plumb, Macon Blair, The Weinsteins, guest530, Ravenshadow's dads porn problem, 35mm film, Casablanca, Moe's, is Avatar to blame?, Vinyl, Demons and Night of the Comet, Taco Bell and Beef Spud, the video you watched in 6th grade, the pros of digital filmmaking and distribution, the perils of booking a theater, Richard Simmons, stag party porn films, Slim Goodbody, Arkham’s Euro FilmFest and cigarette burns.Support the show
TorTR #108 - 35mm Blues
This week we are joined by two distinguished guests that bring a little bit of class and a whole lot of film knowledge to the table. Our good buddy Josh from the Arkham Film Society is in studio to hang out with us and also joining us via soup can connection is our long-time friend, Professor Jay from the Back Alley Film Series! We review the incredible revenge flick, Blue Ruin and have a super interesting roundtable discussion about the future viability of 35mm film. What we lack in dick jokes, we make up for with film knowledge. Find a gun, wait for the cigarette burn and strap on for Episode 108!
Topics discussed: Somerville Theater, The Runaways, the evil Frito Burrito, Jeremy Saulnier, Cherry Bomb, ice bucket challenge, The Back Alley Film Series, Blue Ruin, back on camera, The Arkham Film Society, XSplit! (XSplit!), who actually gets final cut, QT's dramatic ways, Dwight Evans, The Rock And Shock film festival and submission guidelines, is Amazon evil?, revenge films, Murder Party, Rigor Mortis, Eve Plumb, Macon Blair, The Weinsteins, guest530, Ravenshadow's dads porn problem, 35mm film, Casablanca, Moe's, is Avatar to blame?, Vinyl, Demons and Night of the Comet, Taco Bell and Beef Spud, the video you watched in 6th grade, the pros of digital filmmaking and distribution, the perils of booking a theater, Richard Simmons, stag party porn films, Slim Goodbody, Arkham’s Euro FilmFest and cigarette burns.Support the show
Review – Avoiding Locke Will Blue Ruin Your Day
Imagine this podcast takes place in a car. This week, Patches survives the barrage of studio movies (The Other Woman, Brick Mansions and The Quiet Ones) to join David for a double-serving of arthouse reviews. First, the guys shift into drive for a look at Locke, Tom Hardy’s one-man show from writer-director Steven Knight. Then […]