Random Film history Podcasts

Death By DVD: When watching is never enough. We here at Death By DVD sit painfully through hours and hours of movies so you, the public, can make an informed decision of what you put in your ear holes and eye holes. Some of these films are good, some bad, and some even unmentionable; but ALL have one thing in common : Watching all of these movies will one day melt our brains into a sloppy wet mush. No need to thank us, we were already methodically destroying ourselves with cinema. At least this way there is a permanent record of our demise. As the midnight hour approaches, the smoke sets heavy, and the booze begins to flow like blood; tune in and drop through hell with your host Harry Scott Sullivan featuring horror artist I.Alexander Nash as we take you on a journey through the worlds of horror, gore, cult, strange, slashers, psychotronic, trash, twisted, gornography, weird, drive-in, cheesy, lost, rare, and frightening films. Join us and listen as lives collapse upon themselves

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: cult films, Death By DVD, Drive In Movies, Exploitation Movies, film, film history, Foreign Films, giallo, Horror Movies, Italian Horror, movie reviews, Movies

Join father-son duo, Jason and Fred, as they revisit the history of genre films, one year at a time. With full-length commentaries and deep dives, they discover new favorites, old classics, and maybe learn a little bit about themselves, and each other, along the way.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: fantasy, film, Film Commentary, film history, film reviews, genre films, horror, science-fiction, SmeggCo

A (mostly) chronological exploration of international film history. Each episode is a deep dive into the history of the people, events, technologies, cultural forces, and most all the movies that have molded cinema into what it is today! Join host Jacob Aschieris and other listeners for an in depth, thoughtful listening experience, and learn why no story ever written for the screen is as dramatic as the story of the screen itself!

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: cinema, film, film history, History, movie, Old Movie

A podcast giving a voice to NYC restaurant culture. Host Rosie D’Amato sits down with the owners of New York City’s most vibrant restaurants to talk their most well-loved movie. Each episode features a frank conversation about life, culture, and film and how they all intersect with hospitality in a food city. Show Instagram: @reelsaucey Host Instagram: @rosiedamato Restaurant links will be added to each episode. Bon appetit!

Categories: Business, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: film, film history, Movies, new york city, nyc, nyc restaurants, personal journeys, restaurants

Long-running film podcast featuring hosts Ken and Thomas and numerous guests . In what began as a Clint Eastwood podcast, an actor who pivoted to director in a way no other actor had done before or since, we are now spending Season 10 talking about all those others who have attempted a similar pivot, to wildly varying results.

SIDE HUSTLE: Directors better known as something else, usually an actor, but we’re flexible. Come listen to see how long we can program it alphabetically.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: actor, Clint Eastwood, film, film history, harmony korine, john frankenheimer, michael mann, mike nichols, Nicolas Cage, oscar winner TV, Producer, steven spielberg, uwe boll

A sophisticated podcast about foreign films for beautiful people (like you). We look at each film and the time and place it was made. We also make people guess how old Jim Broadbent is in all his different movies. Film // History // Comedy

Categories: Comedy, History, TV & Film

Tags: cinema, Comedy, film history, foreign film, Movies, TV & Film, world culture, world history

Movies have always been a shelter for non-normative people. Different lives on the screen help to dream higher or just to escape your reality. By asking LGBT older adults which was their favorite movie when they were young, this podcast will explore those magical connections that, sometimes, a straight narrative could spark on a queer kid.

Categories: Arts, Education, TV & Film

Tags: classic films, discussion, film history, gay, Hostos, Impactful Cinema, interviews, Mateo Sancho Cardiel, MOVIE PODCASTS, Movies, queer stories

The Ghost of Hollywood is a talk show and podcast focused on movie making & entertainment. It is hosted by Ms. Ragan & Poxy Lynard.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: cinema, film, film history, movie podcast, Movies, Podcast, Radio Show, television, The Ghost of Hollywood

Tune into the Monster Island Radio podcast to hear Ben & Graeme talk about one of their favourite movie franchises, Godzilla! Every episode of this Godzilla Podcast is a discussion about each film from the Toho/World of Godzilla series and the Legendary MonsterVerse (and maybe a few other kaiju movies too)!

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: film history, film reviews, TV & Film

With the A Year in Film podcast, rewind and unwind with some of the biggest moments in movie history. Join experts from Hollywood Suite’s A Year in Film TV series — Becky Shrimpton, Alicia Fletcher and Cameron Maitland — as they make like Marty McFly and turn back time to revisit a different era of film, tracking the top trends and forgotten milestones that defined each year and continue to influence us to this very day. A Year in Film podcast is hosted by Becky Shrimpton, and produced by Becky Shrimpton, Alicia Fletcher, and Cameron Maitland. Supervising producer is Emily Gagne and executive producers are David Kines and Julie Kumaria.

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Categories: History, TV & Film

Tags: a year in film, a year in film podcast, film history, hollywood suite, hollywood suite podcast

Welcome to the family. After Petros watched, reviewed and lost his mind watching every Nicolas Cage film. It’s time to look at the Coppola family, whether it’s Francis Ford Coppola or Patricia Arquette for the 5 years she was married to Nicolas Cage in the pursuit to answer the ultimate question; Are they the greatest film family of all time.

Each week Petros is joined by a guest where they discuss their relationship with the Coppola family and dissect a film in order to piece together their mark on cinema history.

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Categories: TV & Film

Tags: Coppola, film, film history, Film News, film reviews, interview, Nic Cage, Nicolas Cage

Between Metropolis and Star Wars lies a 50 year wasteland of terrible movie robots. FIFTY YEARS OF S**T ROBOTS is a podcast that celebrates them all. Hosted by writer and broadcaster, Matt Brown and Stephen Murray, senior lecturer in TV, Film & Journalism at Teesside University. WARNING! The S**t-bomb is sometimes uttered but nothing more.

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Categories: Fiction, TV & Film

Tags: Fifty, Fifty Years of Shit Robots, film history, films, geek, geeks, Matt Brown, Movies, robot, Robot History, robots, Sci-Fi, shit, Stephen Murray, years

Gone But Not Forgotten is a podcast dedicated to re-examining the lives, careers, and legacies of actors who left us too soon. We will cover stars like Sharon Tate, River Phoenix, Elvis Presley, Natalie Wood, and more! Follow hosts Audrey (@flick.loving.chick) and Louise (@1001filmsaday) on Instagram

Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: actor, actress, Biographies, Biography, film, film history, television, tv

Welcome to A Piece of Pie: the Queer Film Podcast. Creator and host Brian Rowe welcomes a rotating cast of contributors to discuss/ review movies both new and old; giving them their own unique queer perspective. Podcasts will post bi-weekly.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: bisexual, cinema, film, film history, gay, Homosexuality, lesbian, lgbtq, Movies, queer, transgender

Join Nic Cage and JCVD enthusiasts Rob, Simon and James as they dig into a vault of underrated movies from yesteryear to see if they are rightly shunned to the bargain buckets of Asda, or whether they do indeed deserve reconsideration.

To qualify the week’s film must either be classed as Rotten on RottenTomatoes.com, or officially be a box office bomb.

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Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: bad movies, british, cinema, english, film, film history, Film podcast, films, movie chat, movie history, movie podcast, Movies, rotten tomatoes, underrated films, underrated movies

These are interviews with interesting people, which can be anyone – maybe well known, maybe not. Does everyone have an interesting life, and have interesting things to say? I think so. I don’t give you any background or context about them ahead of time. You’ll just have to listen – carefully – to what they say. These are conversations, not interviews. I don’t have a prepared set of questions. I just let the discussion go where it will.

Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: advice, family, film history, filmmakers, friendship, hobbies, interviews, memory, parents, relationships, work

This podcast is a dedication to the late, great film critic, Roger Ebert. If you’re a film-goer, you most likely already know that the “Fruit Cart!” was Ebert’s favorite movie trope! I’ve added a weekly segment in honor of Ebert and his long-time collaborator, Gene Siskel. A few dissections here and there along with weekly games, trivia, and even the occasional deep dive into obscure cinema. Did I mention there will be actor impersonations? 🍉 🛒 🎞

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: actors, cinema, film history, film review, gene siskel, hollywood, movie lovers, Movies, roger ebert

Starting in 1953, the first year the Oscars were broadcast on television, we randomly select a merit award category winner, watch the film, then talk about why it won that award. But that’s not all, this is our Oscars! We also randomly select three other categories, and decide if that film could have won those awards as well.

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: film history, Performing Arts