Are Terminator, Project Hail Mary, and Spider-Man really sci-fi movies?
The science fiction genre began in the early twentieth century with movies about space and the common element of showing us what the future could look like. So, have contemporary films like The Substance, Ex-Machina, and those in the Terminator and X-Men franchises strayed too far from the essence …
WALL-E with David Ehrlich
Put on your pod-day clothes, there's lots of world out there! We're joined by David Ehrlich to discuss WALL-E this week - a film many consider to be Stanton's (and Pixar's) crowning achievement, and a film David Ehrlich's son has watched upwards of a million times. Join us for a long-ranging conver…
'The Odyssey' Review, Plus What Christopher Nolan Got Right and Wrong About Homer's Epic
The review embargo is up, so Anne and Ryan dig into their full "The Odyssey" reviews, from the astonishing epic filmmaking to the performances of varying quality. IndieWire craft editor Sarah Shachat also joins to explain what Nolan changed from the original epic poem. Finally they unpack the news …
Episode 73: Frenn Faves x Poor Things
On this week’s episode, Remy and Kat dig into the visual feast that was Yorgos Lanthimos’s ‘Poor Things’. With 11 Academy Award nominations, this film is definitely one to catch before it leaves theaters.
Also, make sure to check out David Ehrlich’s annual recap of the top 25 films of the year …
554 – Tony, New X-Men Cast, The End of Oak Street
This week, we assure you David Ehrlich is returning to this podcast. In a return to some sort of format, you left reviews and sent e-mails but it still takes Katey, Patches, and Da7e a good 20 minutes to get started this week. When they do, Katey and Da7e weigh in on the perfectly cromulent To…
Episode 60: Hope (2026)
Hope is a 2026 South Korean science fiction thriller written, directed, and co-produced by Na Hong-jin. A police chief, a policewoman and a group of hunters try to track down and kill a mysterious creature that's laying waste to the South Korean village of Hope. This stars Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sun…
Resident Evil movie feels like you're playing the video game, and why is BET erasing its history?
Media giant Black Entertainment Television has deleted all of its digital articles from its website as part of its move to prioritize video content. Journalist Dalton Higgins and hip-hop broadcaster Jay Smooth join Elamin Abdelmahmoud to react to the news and its larger ramifications for the preser…
WALL-E with David Ehrlich
Put on your pod-day clothes, there's lots of world out there! We're joined by David Ehrlich to discuss WALL-E this week - a film many consider to be Stanton's (and Pixar's) crowning achievement, and a film David Ehrlich's son has watched upwards of a million times. Join us for a long-ranging conver…
Schindler's List with David Ehrlich
Our Early Spielberg series concludes with a movie that is a super fun time and not at all distressing to watch in our current political climate! David Ehrlich joins us to discuss 1993’s Schindler’s List, the film that defined the visual language of the Holocaust and finally got Spielberg his Oscar.…
Hereditary (with David Ehrlich)
This week Amy sits down with IndieWire film critic David Ehrlich to talk about Ari Aster's chilling debut, Hereditary. The two recall their unforgettable first screening at Sundance and explore how the film transforms family trauma, grief, and generational guilt into a movie that helped establish A…
PODCAST SEARCH ENGINE
You can use our website to search 3,823,168 podcasts and 195,631,619 episodes by people, places, or topics.
An investment in knowledge pays the best interest, so I listen to podcasts.
‐ Benjamin "Llamacorn" Franklin
EDIT
Thank you for helping to keep the podcast database up to date.
