TruStory FM Specials Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/tsfmspecials The Next Reel team has been dedicated to reviews, news, and commentary on world film for a decade. This podcast is The Next Reel master feed including all the episodes The Next Reel, Trailer Rewind, The Film Board, Saturday Matinée, The Speakeasy, and all the other shorts, interviews, and specials we've produced. © TruStory FM 242f3850-89bc-51bd-a98a-b916c98faef1 yes en Mon, 11 Aug 2025 15:24:11 -0700 Mon, 11 Aug 2025 15:25:02 -0700 https://thenextreel.com https://img.transistor.fm/FtZ9viR_6xaoDaBOQrIhnlhCGW9qykmlDIQJEW2QLg0/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzMzMTg2LzE2NjA0/MDY0NzEtYXJ0d29y/ay5qcGc.jpg TruStory FM Specials https://thenextreel.com episodic TruStory FM The Next Reel team has been dedicated to reviews, news, and commentary on world film for a decade. This podcast is The Next Reel master feed including all the episodes The Next Reel, Trailer Rewind, The Film Board, Saturday Matinée, The Speakeasy, and all the other shorts, interviews, and specials we've produced. The Next Reel team has been dedicated to reviews, news, and commentary on world film for a decade. film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review TruStory FM shows@trustory.fm No No Take 10: The Kilmer Chronicles • An Appreciation of Val in Ten Glorious Performances with Kyle Olson and guest Pete Wright 1 1 8 8 Take 10: The Kilmer Chronicles • An Appreciation of Val in Ten Glorious Performances with Kyle Olson and guest Pete Wright full 128c5414-a5be-4012-999c-ee9703c6e5b4 https://share.transistor.fm/s/38f89630 Kyle is joined by podcast impresario and professional talker Pete Wright for a ten-slot love letter to one of the last movie stars who was equal parts matinee idol, quirky character actor, and chaotic neutral energy bomb: it’s Val Kilmer. No, this is not a definitive ranking of Val Kilmer performances (because, come on, that would be impossible and also wrong), but rather the moments that defined Val for them.

They cover everything from the obvious (Tombstone, The Doors) to the gloriously oddball (Top Secret, The Saint), to the just-barely-legal cinematic hallucinations (The Island of Dr. Moreau—which is to movies what “raw chicken sushi” is to food). Along the way, you’ll get tales of tuberculosis towns, awkward horse stories, and a beefy defense of “Real Genius” as the Rosetta Stone of the “Hot Smart Guy With a Joke” archetype.

Also: Val plays Elvis in True Romance—but you never get a full view of his face. That’s how cool he was. He didn’t even need a face. He could haunt your cinematic soul with a voice and some shadows. WHO ELSE CAN DO THAT?

So, pour yourself a drink, set your VHS copy of Willow to rewind, and settle in for a warm and weird walk through the career of a man whose IMDb is overflowing with range and at least one rogue documentary. And yes, they skip Top Gun. Why? Because Iceman was right. That’s why.

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]]> Kyle is joined by podcast impresario and professional talker Pete Wright for a ten-slot love letter to one of the last movie stars who was equal parts matinee idol, quirky character actor, and chaotic neutral energy bomb: it’s Val Kilmer. No, this is not a definitive ranking of Val Kilmer performances (because, come on, that would be impossible and also wrong), but rather the moments that defined Val for them.

They cover everything from the obvious (Tombstone, The Doors) to the gloriously oddball (Top Secret, The Saint), to the just-barely-legal cinematic hallucinations (The Island of Dr. Moreau—which is to movies what “raw chicken sushi” is to food). Along the way, you’ll get tales of tuberculosis towns, awkward horse stories, and a beefy defense of “Real Genius” as the Rosetta Stone of the “Hot Smart Guy With a Joke” archetype.

Also: Val plays Elvis in True Romance—but you never get a full view of his face. That’s how cool he was. He didn’t even need a face. He could haunt your cinematic soul with a voice and some shadows. WHO ELSE CAN DO THAT?

So, pour yourself a drink, set your VHS copy of Willow to rewind, and settle in for a warm and weird walk through the career of a man whose IMDb is overflowing with range and at least one rogue documentary. And yes, they skip Top Gun. Why? Because Iceman was right. That’s why.

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]]> Wed, 09 Apr 2025 03:00:00 -0700 TruStory FM TruStory FM 3163 Kyle is joined by podcast impresario and professional talker Pete Wright for a ten-slot love letter to one of the last movie stars who was equal parts matinee idol, quirky character actor, and chaotic neutral energy bomb: it’s Val Kilmer. No, this is not a definitive ranking of Val Kilmer performances (because, come on, that would be impossible and also wrong), but rather the moments that defined Val for them.

They cover everything from the obvious (Tombstone, The Doors) to the gloriously oddball (Top Secret, The Saint), to the just-barely-legal cinematic hallucinations (The Island of Dr. Moreau—which is to movies what “raw chicken sushi” is to food). Along the way, you’ll get tales of tuberculosis towns, awkward horse stories, and a beefy defense of “Real Genius” as the Rosetta Stone of the “Hot Smart Guy With a Joke” archetype.

Also: Val plays Elvis in True Romance—but you never get a full view of his face. That’s how cool he was. He didn’t even need a face. He could haunt your cinematic soul with a voice and some shadows. WHO ELSE CAN DO THAT?

So, pour yourself a drink, set your VHS copy of Willow to rewind, and settle in for a warm and weird walk through the career of a man whose IMDb is overflowing with range and at least one rogue documentary. And yes, they skip Top Gun. Why? Because Iceman was right. That’s why.

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]]> film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Callsheet • Behind the Sites with Casey Liss 13 13 Callsheet • Behind the Sites with Casey Liss full 29773989-42b8-46d9-9a13-4b3b08cb588e https://share.transistor.fm/s/a95a87f8 Welcome back to Behind the Sites, a long-overdue return to one of our favorite series here at The Next Reel. This series celebrates the technology behind the entertainment industry... specifically, the sites and apps we use to learn about the movies and shows of which we call ourselves fans.


Casey Liss is a podcaster, developer, and writer from Richmond, Virginia. However, these days, it might be hard to know in which order to put those things. He's one-third of the Accidental Tech Podcast, a must-listen for principled nerds, and half of Analog(ue) on Relay FM. But he's here today to talk about his latest app, Callsheet, an entertainment industry search experience that might just earn a prized spot on the home screen of your phone.


Along the way, Casey talks about the challenges that come with attempting to peel back the features of an existing monolith in order to create an app that is fast, yet still seemingly feature-complete. We talk about what goes into working on an app that is dependent on a third-party API in an era that has rendered API a dirty, profit-seeking word. Oh, and we talk about Plex. For members, we talk a lot about Plex.


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]]> Welcome back to Behind the Sites, a long-overdue return to one of our favorite series here at The Next Reel. This series celebrates the technology behind the entertainment industry... specifically, the sites and apps we use to learn about the movies and shows of which we call ourselves fans.


Casey Liss is a podcaster, developer, and writer from Richmond, Virginia. However, these days, it might be hard to know in which order to put those things. He's one-third of the Accidental Tech Podcast, a must-listen for principled nerds, and half of Analog(ue) on Relay FM. But he's here today to talk about his latest app, Callsheet, an entertainment industry search experience that might just earn a prized spot on the home screen of your phone.


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]]> Fri, 25 Aug 2023 03:00:00 -0700 TruStory FM TruStory FM 2127 Welcome back to Behind the Sites, a long-overdue return to one of our favorite series here at The Next Reel. This series celebrates the technology behind the entertainment industry... specifically, the sites and apps we use to learn about the movies and shows of which we call ourselves fans.


Casey Liss is a podcaster, developer, and writer from Richmond, Virginia. However, these days, it might be hard to know in which order to put those things. He's one-third of the Accidental Tech Podcast, a must-listen for principled nerds, and half of Analog(ue) on Relay FM. But he's here today to talk about his latest app, Callsheet, an entertainment industry search experience that might just earn a prized spot on the home screen of your phone.


Along the way, Casey talks about the challenges that come with attempting to peel back the features of an existing monolith in order to create an app that is fast, yet still seemingly feature-complete. We talk about what goes into working on an app that is dependent on a third-party API in an era that has rendered API a dirty, profit-seeking word. Oh, and we talk about Plex. For members, we talk a lot about Plex.


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]]> film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Favorite College Albums • Take Ten 1 1 7 7 Favorite College Albums • Take Ten full dfa33b4f-f56e-48f2-8639-1cf0b65715d9 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1b4a5925 Dust off that CD player, we’re heading back to the nineties! In today’s episode, Kyle and Rob get melodious as they each discuss the 5 albums that got them through college. No soundtracks or cast recordings here, they’ve come to rock!


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]]> Dust off that CD player, we’re heading back to the nineties! In today’s episode, Kyle and Rob get melodious as they each discuss the 5 albums that got them through college. No soundtracks or cast recordings here, they’ve come to rock!


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]]> Sun, 04 Jul 2021 02:00:00 -0700 Rob Kubasko, Kyle Olson Rob Kubasko, Kyle Olson 2600 Dust off that CD player, we’re heading back to the nineties! In today’s episode, Kyle and Rob get melodious as they each discuss the 5 albums that got them through college. No soundtracks or cast recordings here, they’ve come to rock! Dust off that CD player, we’re heading back to the nineties! In today’s episode, Kyle and Rob get melodious as they each discuss the 5 albums that got them through college. No soundtracks or cast recordings here, they’ve come to rock! film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Top Animated Sequences • Take Ten 1 1 6 6 Top Animated Sequences • Take Ten full 28082636-b8c1-4614-9c5a-78a243d900d4 https://share.transistor.fm/s/fae1a58c Rather than try and talk about our favorite animated movies, this list has our ten favorite animated sequences from movies. Maybe it’s the best part of a terrible movie or the crown jewel of an amazing film, but things are going to get animated (and emotional!) on this episode.


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]]> Rather than try and talk about our favorite animated movies, this list has our ten favorite animated sequences from movies. Maybe it’s the best part of a terrible movie or the crown jewel of an amazing film, but things are going to get animated (and emotional!) on this episode.


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]]> Mon, 14 Jun 2021 02:00:00 -0700 Rob Kubasko, Kyle Olson Rob Kubasko, Kyle Olson 3050 Rather than try and talk about our favorite animated movies, this list has our ten favorite animated sequences from movies. Maybe it’s the best part of a terrible movie or the crown jewel of an amazing film, but things are going to get animated (and emotional!) on this episode. Rather than try and talk about our favorite animated movies, this list has our ten favorite animated sequences from movies. Maybe it’s the best part of a terrible movie or the crown jewel of an amazing film, but things are going to get animated (and emoti film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Small Screen Star Trek • Take Ten 1 1 5 5 Small Screen Star Trek • Take Ten full a8ed63e5-c7fc-41b0-a6b2-4553741c8e5e https://share.transistor.fm/s/6472d572 Kyle and Rob are back to talk Trek. This time, our list is stand alone episodes of Star Trek that meant something to us. No two-parters or movies are allowed. Make it so!


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]]> Kyle and Rob are back to talk Trek. This time, our list is stand alone episodes of Star Trek that meant something to us. No two-parters or movies are allowed. Make it so!


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]]> Mon, 31 May 2021 02:00:00 -0700 Kyle Olson, Rob Kubasko Kyle Olson, Rob Kubasko 2534 Kyle and Rob are back to talk Trek. This time, our list is stand alone episodes of Star Trek that meant something to us. No two-parters or movies are allowed. Make it so! Kyle and Rob are back to talk Trek. This time, our list is stand alone episodes of Star Trek that meant something to us. No two-parters or movies are allowed. Make it so! film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Director’s Cuts • Take Ten 1 1 4 4 Director’s Cuts • Take Ten full fcbba42f-8e47-4a0c-9c5b-5b5eb71ad5e6 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c9a3b614 Kyle and Rob are back to discuss 10 alternate cuts of movies. Call them Director’s Cuts, Ultimate Editions, Assembly Cuts, whatever you want, we’re here to talk about ten other versions of the films we love. (And one we hate!)


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]]> Kyle and Rob are back to discuss 10 alternate cuts of movies. Call them Director’s Cuts, Ultimate Editions, Assembly Cuts, whatever you want, we’re here to talk about ten other versions of the films we love. (And one we hate!)


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]]> Tue, 20 Apr 2021 03:00:00 -0700 TruStory FM TruStory FM 3498 Kyle and Rob are back to discuss 10 alternate cuts of movies. Call them Director’s Cuts, Ultimate Editions, Assembly Cuts, whatever you want, we’re here to talk about ten other versions of the films we love. (And one we hate!) Kyle and Rob are back to discuss 10 alternate cuts of movies. Call them Director’s Cuts, Ultimate Editions, Assembly Cuts, whatever you want, we’re here to talk about ten other versions of the films we love. (And one we hate!) film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Licensing and Formats and Ownership, Oh My! • TNR Shorts 5 5 1 1 Licensing and Formats and Ownership, Oh My! • TNR Shorts full da88ce5c-1229-42fe-abab-dfaf2db1ab8a https://share.transistor.fm/s/75085f1c Everything you wanted to know about licensing but were afraid to ask!

Physical copies vs. digital copies. Ownership from one country to another. Andy and Steve are joined by entertainment attorney Donald Smiley and distributor & owner of Archstone Entertainment Scott Martin to talk about a lot of these behind-the-scenes bits of the business of film production.


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]]> Everything you wanted to know about licensing but were afraid to ask!

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]]> Tue, 02 Mar 2021 00:00:00 -0800 TruStory FM TruStory FM 3068 Andy has Steve join him for a special episode that looks at ownership, physical vs. digital copies, backend deals and more! It's the ULTIMATE MEDIA FORMAT THROWDOWN! Andy has Steve join him for a special episode that looks at ownership, physical vs. digital copies, backend deals and more! It's the ULTIMATE MEDIA FORMAT THROWDOWN! film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No One-Season Wonders • Take Ten 1 1 3 3 One-Season Wonders • Take Ten full 9669801f-ec0a-4d6b-b48e-02c95cb8ecf0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4890b142 Kyle and Rob, their own favorite hosts, bring ten of their favorite properties cancelled after just one season. Rather than give you easy clicks, however, this month’s outing is going to make you work for it — beloved one-season shows in some cases have evaporated from distribution. So get ready to check those garage sales, eBay, or your local library!


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]]> Kyle and Rob, their own favorite hosts, bring ten of their favorite properties cancelled after just one season. Rather than give you easy clicks, however, this month’s outing is going to make you work for it — beloved one-season shows in some cases have evaporated from distribution. So get ready to check those garage sales, eBay, or your local library!


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]]> Fri, 29 Jan 2021 03:00:00 -0800 TruStory FM TruStory FM 2739 Kyle and Rob, their own favorite hosts in the Next Reel family, bring ten of their favorite properties cancelled after just one season. Kyle and Rob, their own favorite hosts in the Next Reel family, bring ten of their favorite properties cancelled after just one season. film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No HBOMax • Take Ten 1 1 2 2 HBOMax • Take Ten full e4c8593b-6fe6-40c7-89c5-0291e6ed62d1 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d28b3f12 It’s all about that sweet, sweet content. Following up on their deep dive into Disney+ a few months back, Kyle and Rob are back to dredge the depths of HBOMax.

Why ‘the Max’? When Warner announced they were dropping their upcoming 2021 slate of films on HBOMax day-and-date with theaters, that made for a drive sign up. ‘WonderWoman 1984’ hits Christmas Day! But there’s no reason to let the subscription languish waiting for the brand new AAA titles. Rob and Kyle share their favorites to help you get the most out of your HBOMax-ertainment dollar while you wait for Gal Gadot and Chris Pine to wrap you in a magic lasso.


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]]> Wed, 23 Dec 2020 03:00:00 -0800 TruStory FM TruStory FM 2795 Rob and Kyle are back to talk about the gems on HBOMax this holiday season and beyond. Rob and Kyle are back to talk about the gems on HBOMax this holiday season and beyond. film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Disney+ • Take Ten 1 1 1 1 Disney+ • Take Ten full 8cb7e8dc-7c3c-4b59-b0e7-8deca5cb8d11 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6f105fef Have some time social distancing by yourself or with the family and looking for something cool to watch? Kyle and Rob from the Marvel Movie Minute Season 2 take their top 10 lists of great movie options on Disney+ that might be off the beaten path. Take a stroll down the Disney movie lane to fill up your watchlists now!


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]]> Have some time social distancing by yourself or with the family and looking for something cool to watch? Kyle and Rob from the Marvel Movie Minute Season 2 take their top 10 lists of great movie options on Disney+ that might be off the beaten path. Take a stroll down the Disney movie lane to fill up your watchlists now!


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]]> Fri, 20 Mar 2020 02:00:00 -0700 TruStory FM TruStory FM 2669 Have some time social distancing by yourself or with the family and looking for something cool to watch? Join Kyle and Rob for a stroll down the Disney movie lane to fill up your watchlists now! Have some time social distancing by yourself or with the family and looking for something cool to watch? Join Kyle and Rob for a stroll down the Disney movie lane to fill up your watchlists now! film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Secret Origins of Superhero Cinema at Phoenix Fan Fusion 2019 • TNR Shorts 4 4 1 1 Secret Origins of Superhero Cinema at Phoenix Fan Fusion 2019 • TNR Shorts full e6b01cae-fc2b-4cfe-b6f4-f565e0218b0d https://share.transistor.fm/s/a310024e Before Steve Rogers could do this all day, before Batman asked Superman if he could bleed, before Venom got weirdly obsessed with the pancreas, there was a superhero boom in the movies of the late 80s and early 90s that paved the way for the golden age we are presently experiencing. But how did these movies prepare audiences for seeing comic book heroes on the big screen? What mistakes did they make?

A topic this big is too big for one show, so our own Andy Nelson joined the folks behind Road To Infinity and Most Excellent 80s Movies podcasts have teamed up to create an epic crossover event. No stone left unturned, no flop left unflipped, and you are right in the middle of the recording session at Phoenix Fan Fusion 2019!


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]]> Before Steve Rogers could do this all day, before Batman asked Superman if he could bleed, before Venom got weirdly obsessed with the pancreas, there was a superhero boom in the movies of the late 80s and early 90s that paved the way for the golden age we are presently experiencing. But how did these movies prepare audiences for seeing comic book heroes on the big screen? What mistakes did they make?

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]]> Thu, 18 Jul 2019 09:00:00 -0700 TruStory FM TruStory FM 3542 Before Steve Rogers could do this all day, before Batman asked Superman if he could bleed, before Venom got weirdly obsessed with the pancreas, there was a superhero boom in the movies of the late 80s and early 90s that paved the way for the golden age we are presently experiencing. This panel event recorded at the Phoenix Fan Fusion 2019. Before Steve Rogers could do this all day, before Batman asked Superman if he could bleed, before Venom got weirdly obsessed with the pancreas, there was a superhero boom in the movies of the late 80s and early 90s that paved the way for the golden age we film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Comscore's Paul Degarabedian • Behind the Sites • TNR Shorts 3 3 1 1 Comscore's Paul Degarabedian • Behind the Sites • TNR Shorts full efd4271a-c826-40b0-a872-206e88450c49 https://share.transistor.fm/s/3a69dc11 As part of our ongoing series on the people behind the sites and services that serve the film-loving community, today we’re talking to Paul Dergarabedian, the senior media analyst for comScore. You may not be familiar with comScore but you’re likely familiar with reports on how well any particular movie did on any given weekend. comScore is the company that gathers all of that information from the movie theatres, organizes the statistics into useful information, and gets it back to the studios so they know how well their movies did. Paul works as the frontman for the company and is often seen as the face of the numbers in interviews far and wide. Paul joins us to talk about the exciting world of film statistics, how he got started in the business and his love for film.

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]]> As part of our ongoing series on the people behind the sites and services that serve the film-loving community, today we’re talking to Paul Dergarabedian, the senior media analyst for comScore. You may not be familiar with comScore but you’re likely familiar with reports on how well any particular movie did on any given weekend. comScore is the company that gathers all of that information from the movie theatres, organizes the statistics into useful information, and gets it back to the studios so they know how well their movies did. Paul works as the frontman for the company and is often seen as the face of the numbers in interviews far and wide. Paul joins us to talk about the exciting world of film statistics, how he got started in the business and his love for film.

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]]> Sun, 10 Dec 2017 00:00:00 -0800 Paul Degarabedian, Pete Wright, Andy Nelson Paul Degarabedian, Pete Wright, Andy Nelson 4405 As part of our ongoing series on the people behind the sites and services that serve the film-loving community, today we’re talking to Paul Dergarabedian, the senior media analyst for comScore. You may not be familiar with comScore but you’re likely familiar with reports on how well any particular movie did on any given weekend. comScore is the company that gathers all of that information from the movie theatres, organizes the statistics into useful information, and gets it back to the studios so they know how well their movies did. Paul works as the frontman for the company and is often seen as the face of the numbers in interviews far and wide. Paul joins us to talk about the exciting world of film statistics, how he got started in the business and his love for film.

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]]> film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No The Return of the Living Dead • No, No, Wait! Hear Me Out! • TNR Shorts 2 2 3 3 The Return of the Living Dead • No, No, Wait! Hear Me Out! • TNR Shorts full b1c38c10-a496-454f-974c-24b2b20c0e0e https://share.transistor.fm/s/3bfac223 "The important question is, where do they get all the skeletons with perfect teeth?"

Tommy Handsome is back with his take on Dan O’Bannon’s 1985 zombie romp, The Return of the Living Dead. And before you hang up the podcast machine, wait, wait! Hear him out! This film brings some surprising horror chops in spite of the camp legacy in its wake starting with director O’Bannon himself… yes, that O’Bannon, of Alien, Lifeforce, Total Recall and more. If that doesn’t make the little hairs stand up, maybe you’ll get excited when you finally hear, in the words of a zombie herself, why she has a never-ending hunger… for brains… brains… brains…?

Film Sundries

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]]> "The important question is, where do they get all the skeletons with perfect teeth?"

Tommy Handsome is back with his take on Dan O’Bannon’s 1985 zombie romp, The Return of the Living Dead. And before you hang up the podcast machine, wait, wait! Hear him out! This film brings some surprising horror chops in spite of the camp legacy in its wake starting with director O’Bannon himself… yes, that O’Bannon, of Alien, Lifeforce, Total Recall and more. If that doesn’t make the little hairs stand up, maybe you’ll get excited when you finally hear, in the words of a zombie herself, why she has a never-ending hunger… for brains… brains… brains…?

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]]> Tue, 27 Jun 2017 02:00:00 -0700 Tommy Metz III Tommy Metz III 831 Tommy Handsome is back with his take on Dan O’Bannon’s 1985 zombie romp, The Return of the Living Dead. And before you hang up the podcast machine, wait, wait! Hear him out! This film brings some surprising horror chops in spite of the camp legacy in its wake starting with director O’Bannon himself… yes, that O’Bannon, of Alien, Lifeforce, Total Recall and more. If that doesn’t make the little hairs stand up, maybe you’ll get excited when you finally hear, in the words of a zombie herself, why she has a never-ending hunger… for brains… brains… brains…? Tommy Handsome is back with his take on Dan O’Bannon’s 1985 zombie romp, The Return of the Living Dead. And before you hang up the podcast machine, wait, wait! Hear him out! This film brings some surprising horror chops in spite of the camp legacy in its film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Josie and the Pussycats • No, No, Wait! Hear Me Out! • TNR Shorts 2 2 2 2 Josie and the Pussycats • No, No, Wait! Hear Me Out! • TNR Shorts full 63b4b819-f0ec-4c7f-b59e-531bf36c6ddd https://share.transistor.fm/s/9d51b81c "Du Jour means teamwork!"

You know the feeling. You have a ridiculous internal affair with a movie. You’ve seen it a dozen times. You laugh at all the right places and cry when it ends. But alas, you are alone. Your friends don’t understand you. They shun you. They malign your tastes. You suffer in silence. 

It is in that spirit that Tommy Handsome brings you No, No, Wait! Hear Me Out! The latest Next Reel Short is a chance to right a wrong in the world by building a case that a movie you think you’re supposed to hate actually has some value. This month, it’s Josie and the Pussycats, Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan directing. This B-list film about a C-list comic book band actually offers some A-list comedy, says Tommy. Starring Rachael Leigh Cook, Rosario Dawson, Tara Reid, Alan Cumming, and Parker Posey, this cast manages to deliver a level of insight into consumer culture that punches well above its weight. 

So join us on this maiden voyage of No, No, Wait! Hear Me Out! and let your shame drift, drift away with three… small… words… 

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]]> "Du Jour means teamwork!"

You know the feeling. You have a ridiculous internal affair with a movie. You’ve seen it a dozen times. You laugh at all the right places and cry when it ends. But alas, you are alone. Your friends don’t understand you. They shun you. They malign your tastes. You suffer in silence. 

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So join us on this maiden voyage of No, No, Wait! Hear Me Out! and let your shame drift, drift away with three… small… words… 

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]]> Tue, 11 Oct 2016 02:00:00 -0700 Tommy Metz III Tommy Metz III 478 Tommy Handsome brings you "No, No, Wait! Hear Me Out!" The latest Next Reel Short is a chance to right a wrong in the world by building a case that a movie you think you’re supposed to hate actually has some value. This month, it’s Josie and the Pussycats, Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan directing. Tommy Handsome brings you "No, No, Wait! Hear Me Out!" The latest Next Reel Short is a chance to right a wrong in the world by building a case that a movie you think you’re supposed to hate actually has some value. This month, it’s Josie and the Pussycats film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No The Scores of John Carpenter • TNR Shorts 2 2 1 1 The Scores of John Carpenter • TNR Shorts full 11839d58-84f2-4170-92e3-481ef23e37f2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/73e30afd It was a dark and stormy . . . actually, it was a sunny June Sunday evening when Andy and Steve decided to celebrate the joys of fatherhood with John Carpenter, the Master of Horror. On Father’s Day 2016, these two bold men decided to forego the company of their wives and children and settled in for an evening of sonic chills.

Carpenter is in the middle of a worldwide tour, performing selections from the scores of his films and themes from his recent albums, Lost Themes and Lost Themes II. Listen in as Andy and Steve describe their experience and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Carpenter’s compositions.


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]]> It was a dark and stormy . . . actually, it was a sunny June Sunday evening when Andy and Steve decided to celebrate the joys of fatherhood with John Carpenter, the Master of Horror. On Father’s Day 2016, these two bold men decided to forego the company of their wives and children and settled in for an evening of sonic chills.

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]]> Tue, 19 Jul 2016 00:00:00 -0700 Steve Sarmento, Andy Nelson Steve Sarmento, Andy Nelson 1598 Carpenter is in the middle of a worldwide tour, performing selections from the scores of his films and themes from his recent albums, Lost Themes and Lost Themes II. Listen in as Andy and Steve describe their experience and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Carpenter’s compositions. Carpenter is in the middle of a worldwide tour, performing selections from the scores of his films and themes from his recent albums, Lost Themes and Lost Themes II. Listen in as Andy and Steve describe their experience and discuss the strengths and weakn film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Mindbenders • TNR Shorts 1 1 5 5 Mindbenders • TNR Shorts full 71cdb562-4b36-4e2d-afa1-82490d57dbed https://share.transistor.fm/s/c67cf320 The Next Reel was born out of “Movies We Like” and in this new TNR Short JJ and Tommy Handsome talk about one of our favorite movie gimmicks, tricks, twists, archetypes or whatever you want to call it — it includes all those stories that make you question the reality that’s portrayed to you on the screen. What do you believe? Does it matter? Do you like to question it ... or do you like cheeseburgers? Consider the source and listen to Mindbenders. 

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]]> The Next Reel was born out of “Movies We Like” and in this new TNR Short JJ and Tommy Handsome talk about one of our favorite movie gimmicks, tricks, twists, archetypes or whatever you want to call it — it includes all those stories that make you question the reality that’s portrayed to you on the screen. What do you believe? Does it matter? Do you like to question it ... or do you like cheeseburgers? Consider the source and listen to Mindbenders. 

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]]> Tue, 17 May 2016 02:00:00 -0700 Tommy Metz III, Justin Jaeger Tommy Metz III, Justin Jaeger 1552 The Next Reel was born out of “Movies We Like” and in this new TNR Short JJ and Tommy Handsome talk about one of our favorite movie gimmicks, tricks, twists, archetypes or whatever you want to call it — it includes all those stories that make you question the reality that’s portrayed to you on the screen. What do you believe? Does it matter? Do you like to question it ... or do you like cheeseburgers? Consider the source and listen to Mindbender. The Next Reel was born out of “Movies We Like” and in this new TNR Short JJ and Tommy Handsome talk about one of our favorite movie gimmicks, tricks, twists, archetypes or whatever you want to call it — it includes all those stories that make you question film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Behind the Sites with Matthew Buchanan of Letterboxd.com • Behind the Sites • TNR Shorts 1 1 4 4 Behind the Sites with Matthew Buchanan of Letterboxd.com • Behind the Sites • TNR Shorts full 6a0be1ae-ce10-4248-9044-a0e383d075db https://share.transistor.fm/s/f01e3f28 As part of our ongoing series on the people behind the sites and services that serve the film-loving community, today we’re talking to Matthew Buchanan, co-founder of Letterboxd.com. Letterboxd has become an indispensable service for film journalists, diarists, and fans, marked by a beautiful design and just the right mix of social connectivity. Matthew and team have created a robust community in Letterboxd, one that stands out on the Internet not only in calibre of discussion, but in kindness of its members.

Sundries


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]]> As part of our ongoing series on the people behind the sites and services that serve the film-loving community, today we’re talking to Matthew Buchanan, co-founder of Letterboxd.com. Letterboxd has become an indispensable service for film journalists, diarists, and fans, marked by a beautiful design and just the right mix of social connectivity. Matthew and team have created a robust community in Letterboxd, one that stands out on the Internet not only in calibre of discussion, but in kindness of its members.

Sundries


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]]> Tue, 08 Mar 2016 00:00:00 -0800 Andy Nelson, Pete Wright, Matthew Buchanan Andy Nelson, Pete Wright, Matthew Buchanan 1641 As part of our ongoing series on the people behind the sites and services that serve the film-loving community, today we’re talking to Matthew Buchanan, co-founder of Letterboxd.com. Letterboxd has become an indispensable service for film journalists, diarists, and fans, marked by a beautiful design and just the right mix of social connectivity. Matthew and team have created a robust community in Letterboxd, one that stands out on the Internet not only in calibre of discussion, but in kindness of its members.

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]]> film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Behind the Scenes on Filmumentaries with Jamie Benning • Behind the Sites • TNR Shorts 1 1 3 3 Behind the Scenes on Filmumentaries with Jamie Benning • Behind the Sites • TNR Shorts full 1d6581a6-ac87-4b18-b265-dabd69be67e7 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a795fb80 As a part of our series on the movie sites we love, today we’re talking about one of our favorite movie projects. Jamie Benning has become, through great effort and time, custodian to the behind the scenes media of our most iconic films of the 70’s and 80s through his ultimate fan creations: Filmumentaries. In addition to his feature Filmumentaries on the original Star Wars trilogy, Raiders, and Jaws, he’s released a series of shorts furthering his contribution to the body of film analysis, and cementing his position as primary source for schleps like us.

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]]> As a part of our series on the movie sites we love, today we’re talking about one of our favorite movie projects. Jamie Benning has become, through great effort and time, custodian to the behind the scenes media of our most iconic films of the 70’s and 80s through his ultimate fan creations: Filmumentaries. In addition to his feature Filmumentaries on the original Star Wars trilogy, Raiders, and Jaws, he’s released a series of shorts furthering his contribution to the body of film analysis, and cementing his position as primary source for schleps like us.

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]]> Tue, 23 Feb 2016 00:00:00 -0800 Andy Nelson, Jamie Benning, Pete Wright Andy Nelson, Jamie Benning, Pete Wright 3074 As a part of our series on the movie sites we love, today we’re talking about one of our favorite movie projects. Jamie Benning has become, through great effort and time, custodian to the behind the scenes media of our most iconic films of the 70’s and 80s through his ultimate fan creations: Filmumentaries. In addition to his feature Filmumentaries on the original Star Wars trilogy, Raiders, and Jaws, he’s released a series of shorts furthering his contribution to the body of film analysis, and cementing his position as primary source for schleps like us.

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]]> film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Nathan Chase & Jeremy Thompson from Flickchart.com • Behind the Sites • TNR Shorts 1 1 2 2 Nathan Chase & Jeremy Thompson from Flickchart.com • Behind the Sites • TNR Shorts full e6e4dbff-8a4c-4d1f-9e78-e263d53775c3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4d1b6bf6 As a part of our series on the movie sites we love, you’d probably guess that we couldn’t go very far without talking to Nathan Chase and Jeremy Thompson, the team behind Flickchart.com. Over the years, Flickchart has become central to our own ranking of films we review on this show, and offers a fun — if enormously frustrating at times — paradigm for stack ranking our favorites. It’s at once a service and an addiction, and we’re thrilled to be able to sit down with Nathan and Jeremy to hear how it all came to be. We talk about the origins of the site and founding philosophy. We explore the technical underpinnings of the site and how the technology has had to scale to keep up with growth and complexity. Most importantly, we get to hear a little bit about Flickchart 2.0, and get a firm non-committal committal of a specific though frustratingly vague launch date … No, we can’t wait to get our hands on it either. 

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]]> As a part of our series on the movie sites we love, you’d probably guess that we couldn’t go very far without talking to Nathan Chase and Jeremy Thompson, the team behind Flickchart.com. Over the years, Flickchart has become central to our own ranking of films we review on this show, and offers a fun — if enormously frustrating at times — paradigm for stack ranking our favorites. It’s at once a service and an addiction, and we’re thrilled to be able to sit down with Nathan and Jeremy to hear how it all came to be. We talk about the origins of the site and founding philosophy. We explore the technical underpinnings of the site and how the technology has had to scale to keep up with growth and complexity. Most importantly, we get to hear a little bit about Flickchart 2.0, and get a firm non-committal committal of a specific though frustratingly vague launch date … No, we can’t wait to get our hands on it either. 

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]]> Tue, 26 Jan 2016 00:00:00 -0800 Pete Wright, Nathan Chase, Jeremy Thompson, Andy Nelson Pete Wright, Nathan Chase, Jeremy Thompson, Andy Nelson 1673 As a part of our series on the movie sites we love, you’d probably guess that we couldn’t go very far without talking to Nathan Chase and Jeremy Thompson, the team behind Flickchart.com. Over the years, Flickchart has become central to our own ranking of films we review on this show, and offers a fun — if enormously frustrating at times — paradigm for stack ranking our favorites. It’s at once a service and an addiction, and we’re thrilled to be able to sit down with Nathan and Jeremy to hear how it all came to be. We talk about the origins of the site and founding philosophy. We explore the technical underpinnings of the site and how the technology has had to scale to keep up with growth and complexity. Most importantly, we get to hear a little bit about Flickchart 2.0, and get a firm non-committal committal of a specific though frustratingly vague launch date … No, we can’t wait to get our hands on it either. 

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]]> film, filmcommentary, moviereview, movies, review No Get your Trailer Fix on Trailer.Town with Founders Joel Farris & Alex Carvalho • Behind the Sites • TNR Shorts 1 1 1 1 Get your Trailer Fix on Trailer.Town with Founders Joel Farris & Alex Carvalho • Behind the Sites • TNR Shorts full 15bfe152-e346-447e-b7b9-f8f28bcc5c71 https://share.transistor.fm/s/59d51aed A few weeks ago, we ran across a new site dedicated to movie trailers. It’s called Trailer.Town and it’s a clean, well-organized home for our favorite form of promotion. This week on Shorts, we’re joined by Joel Farris and Alex Carvalho, half of the Trailer.Town team and founders of the site to talk about trailers, spoilers, and the importance of curation in a messy Youtube world. 

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]]> A few weeks ago, we ran across a new site dedicated to movie trailers. It’s called Trailer.Town and it’s a clean, well-organized home for our favorite form of promotion. This week on Shorts, we’re joined by Joel Farris and Alex Carvalho, half of the Trailer.Town team and founders of the site to talk about trailers, spoilers, and the importance of curation in a messy Youtube world. 

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]]> Tue, 12 Jan 2016 00:00:00 -0800 Pete Wright, Andy Nelson, Alex Carvalho, Joel Farris Pete Wright, Andy Nelson, Alex Carvalho, Joel Farris 1160 A few weeks ago, we ran across a new site dedicated to movie trailers. It’s called Trailer.Town and it’s a clean, well-organized home for our favorite form of promotion. This week on Shorts, we’re joined by Joel Farris and Alex Carvalho, half of the Trailer.Town team and founders of the site to talk about trailers, spoilers, and the importance of curation in a messy Youtube world. 

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