Random Filmhistory Podcasts

Every Friday we review films that are part of our non-stop festivals. These festivals will cover a treasure trove of topics about film history from famous directors to genres to modern classics and punishment reviews. We are here to dive deep into each film and educate ourselves and you along the way. And what better way to have these discussions than with old friends. Adam Sherlock and Adam Palcher had a podcast since 2007 named A Damn Movie Podcast with over 300 episodes, in 2019 we decided to rebrand into Deep Dive Film School. Our brotherly love is a huge part of the show and we want to share that with you while we drink, curse, laugh and dissect our love of movies. We do SPOIL in most every episode so please be aware! Please subscribe and you can email us at deepdivefilmschool@gmail.com or hit us up on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Enjoy! *We are not an actual accredited film school, it’s just a clever name.

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: action, actor, adampalcher, adamsherlock, Comedy, Critic, deepdive, deepdivefilmschool, director, drama, film, Filmfestivals, filmhistory, filmreviews, filmschool, Genre, movie, moviereviews, Podcast, sundance

Toronto based journalist / filmmaker Mark R. Hasan interviews film composers, directors, and soundtrack & home video producers for the film / filmmusic media site KQEK.com, and the filmmaking site Big Head Amusements.com.

Categories: Music, TV & Film

Tags: artists, bigheadamusements, composers, directors, filmcomposers, filmhistory, Filmmaking, filmmusic, FilmRestoration, homevideo, homevideoproducers, kqek, mondomark, painters, photographers, Podcasts, producers, soundtracklabels, soundtrackproducers, soundtracks, videofeedback

A compare and contrast podcast of films from present to past. Showcasing movies connected by genre, creators, personal themes & social relevance, we discover the elements that make movies rewatchable (or not). Hosted by artist-filmmakers and longtime friends, Kraig Rasmussen & Seamus Smith.

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: actionmovies, actors, actresses, americanmovies, cinema, cinemahistory, cinemapodcasts, cinematographers, comedymoveis, crimemovies, directors, dramamovies, film, filmhistory, filmmakers, Filmmaking, filmpodcasts, filmtalk, horrormovies, makingmovies, moviehistory, moviepodcasts, moviestudios, movietalk, periodpiecemovies, podcastsaboutmovies, producers, rewatchingmovies, romanticcomedymovies, screenwriters, viewing, westernmovies, writingmovies

Wrong Reel is a podcast for hardcore cinephiles where we tackle everything from Jean-Luc Godard to Jean-Luc Picard. Hosted by James Hancock.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: cinephiles, film, filmbuffs, filmhistory, filmnews, filmreviews, movienews, moviepodcast, moviereviews, Movies, Podcast

Welcome to Not Just For Kids. Once a week we will revisit the movies we loved as children, looking at their place in the history of family films, the themes they explore and if they’re any good. Each season we will focus on a different area: be it a particular film studio, director or time period. And each week we will invite a guest onto the podcast who will offer their own perspective on the films being covered that week.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: cinema, familyfilms, film, filmhistory

A weekly podcast for nite-owls and erotic thriller enthusiasts, hosted by Seth W. Owen. Show notes and more at nighttimeforone.com

Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: bedtime, Comedy, eroticthrillers, film, filmcriticism, filmhistory, hotels, Movies, night, Noir, screenwriting

Movie nerd, filmmaker, and anniversary celebrator Mark J. Parker brings a friend on each episode to discuss movies (and sometimes TV shows and music) that are hitting milestone anniversaries of release that month. Think 20th anniversary, 25th, 30th, 40th, 50th, 60th, 70th, 75th, you get it! They’ll dive in together, discussing fun facts, memorable moments, and what makes these movies worth a rewind all these years later. Let’s get nostalgic! The podcast logo was originally created by Greg Clements. The theme song is the instrumental version of “Dance This Out” by singer/songwriter Kyle Motsinger and producer Smoke and Mirrors.

From Straw Hut Media

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: film, filmhistory, movie, Movies, music, oldmovie, releasedate, throwback, throwbacks, TVSHOW, tvshows