Podcasts about cinepocalypse

Since its premiere at Chicago's Cinepocalypse festival, Glenn Danzig's directorial debut Verotika has gone down in legend. Not a good legend, but then as Countess Elizabeth Bathory would tell you not all legends are good. This week on Pop Screen, Ewan Gleadow from Cult Following rejoins us to discuss Danzig's three-part magnum opus, based on stories from his own Verotik comics imprint. Along the way we discuss the first story's strange Los Francegeles setting, the challenges of writing Tales from the Crypt-style horror shorts, Danzig's comments at the film's premiere and the diminishing returns of Satanic shock tactics. We also discuss the real body horror that's just off-screen, namely whether Glenn Danzig can escape his fate of becoming more meme than man. If you don't want to see us reduced to starring in Verotika 2 in order to pay the rent, you can donate to our Patreon, where you can get a monthly bonus episode of this show, exclusive access to our other movie podcast Director's Lottery, Graham's twice-weekly Doctor Who reviews and more. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. #popscreen #moviereviews #glenndanzig #verotika #horror #exploitation #horroranthology #talesfromthecrypt 

Glenn Danzig premiered Verotika, his adult actress led turd burger of a horror anthology at the 2019 Cinepocalypse film festival in Chicago to hysterical, gut-wrenching laughter. He was less than pleased. This week, The Ghouldaddy Himself, The Fun-Ghoul Outta Jersey, and Just Dan put themselves through an ordeal of cruel and unusual punishment (and several alcoholic beverages) to bring you their review (er, riff?) of quite possibly one of the worst heaping piles of shit ever conceptualized, let alone actually put on the big screen. Verotika's got it all: Parisian hookers with eyes for nipples, a man-spider... man, a killer stripper with an obsession for faces, and a 30-minute segment of "Elizabeth Bathory" bathing in blood. This abomination of putrescent film has something for everyone with no self-respect! If you enjoyed what you heard, please like and follow us on social media: on Facebook and Instagram @groovylilspookshow, and on Twitter @groovylilpod. Hate mail? Comments, corrections, concerns? Wedding proposals? Send them here: groovylilspookshow@gmail.com Stay G R O O V Y! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/groovylilspookshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/groovylilspookshow/support

It's been a long while since I was contacted about possible interviews, probably because there has been a lot going in the world or more than likely, I've been too busy to reply every single one. Well here are two I simply did not want to pass up because I thoroughly enjoyed the films we discuss. First up, as you heard during Episode 185, I sang the praises of I Blame Society, the latest from Gillian Wallace Horvat. For 15 minutes, we talk about what it was like making one of the year's best films so far and a whole lot more. Right after that, a longer discussion ensues with Mike P. Nelson who previously helmed The Domestics, a favorite from Cinepocalypse where it premiered here in Chicago. This time, he's responsible for a terrific remake / reboot of Wrong Turn. Surprisingly enough, this updating comes from the original screenwriter as well making some big changes along the way. Thanks so much to my great, very talented guests for their insights and delights. A couple more bonus episodes are coming before the next director-centric episode in mid-March. 00:00 - 06:35 - Intro 06:36 - 20:25 - Gillian Wallace Horvat (I Blame Society) 20:26 - 52:02 - Mike P. Nelson (Wrong Turn 2021) 52:03 - 52:59 - Outro My Review Of I Blame Society: https://www.voicesvisions.net/reviews/society Rent I Blame Society: https://crankedupfilms.com/iblamesociety Wrong Turn (2021): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9110170/ Vidiots - Donate and Save Their Store: https://www.vidiotsfoundation.org Switchblade Sisters Podcast (w/Gillian): https://maximumfun.org/episodes/switchblade-sisters/episode-171-to-die-for-with-i-blame-society-director-gillian-wallace-horvat/  

After over 100 years, is the theatrical film experience on its deathbed? Are gigantic blockbuster films coming to an end? Mike, Matt, and Jared break down what a post-lockdown movie landscape might look like. It's a full episode of NEWS FROM THE INTERWEBS here on THE HYPER SPACE!  

The Cinebabblers host a very special episode celebrating "The Decade That Was", choosing their top films of each year of the now-dead decade, working back from 2019 to 2010. It all hurtles towards their favorite films of the decade and the one film they would hold onto if all others perished in the Cinepocalypse. Enjoy! Episode time stamps are below: - TDTW Intro (5:00) - 2019 (7:00) - 2018 (14:10) - 2017 (18:40) - 2016 (27:25) - 2015 (33:25) - 2014 (41:50) - 2013 (49:25) - 2012 (56:45) - 2011 (1:03:05) - 2010 (1:09:30) - Top Five Favorites (1:19:05) - The Best of the Best, 2010-19 (1:19:35) - CineTron-3000 (1:22:45)

News feed - Gigi Guerrero and 10-31 - Bava, Geretta, and a new Demons movie - Corey Taylor and Tom Savini team up for horror movie - Muschietti directing The Howling remake - Cinepocalypse controversy - Blood Quantum trailer - The Boy 2 trailer - Verotika trailer - Guns Akimbo Chopping Block - Underwater - The Wave Game of the Week - Cinema Centipede

NHE host Scott Murphy chats to director and cinematographer Eric Liberacki about his feature debut the retro-slasher “The Lurker.” In an interview that was recorded ahead of its World Premiere at Cinepocalpyse. And particularly given the festival is in Eric’s hometown of Chicago we talk a little about his excitement of premiering the movie there. […]

NHE host Scott Murphy chats to writer/director/actor and pop-up bar owner Graham Skipper about a range of his projects including his directorial effort “Sequence Break”, one of his latest acting roles in Joe Begos’s “Bliss” and his horror themed bar the Rated R Speakeasy. Over the course, we particularly deep delve into his “Sequence Break” […]

NHE host Scott Murphy talks to director Caryn Waechter (interview begins at 1:51) about her new feature “Deadcon” which when we recorded the interview had yet to have its World Premiere at Cinepocalypse in June, so we talk a little about Caryn’s anticipation for that. Also, over the course of the interview, Caryn tells us […]

Jeremy was invited to Cinepocalypse (2019) to partake in a week-long event of film screenings. Including world premiers and nationwide premiers. As well as see [...]

My Bleeding Ears Ep:81 Cinepocalypse 2019 by Larry W.

NHE host Scott Murphy chats to director Chelsea Stardust about her debut feature “All That We Destroy” AND her second feature “Satanic Panic”, both of which premiered within weeks of each other. Over the course of the interview (interview begins at 2:00), Chelsea talks us through how exactly she managed her schedule given they overlap […]

It's a podcast crossover event as we welcome Attack Of The Queerwolf hosts Michael Kennedy, Nay Bever, Sam Wineman, and Brennan Klein to talk "camp" horror! But first, join your hosts Rob Galluzzo, Elric Kane, Ryan Turek, and Rebekah McKendry as they catch up on all the latest horrors! Elric reports back from Cinepocalypse where he caught THE LODGE, BLISS, and SATANIC PANIC. Ryan checked out GOOSEBUMPS 2 and TRAPPED ALIVE. Bekah caught the BEETLEJUICE musical, THE MANITOU, and MIDSOMMAR! Rob had a blast with LEPRECHAUN RETURNS! Things get loud when the hosts of Attack Of The Queerwolf educate us on "camp" in genre movies and beyond! From John Waters to ROCKY HORROR to CURSED and more, tune in and laugh along with the entire gang!

Thank you for checking out our latest episode of The Film Scribes Podcast. This week the film Rich Heimlich (/comment) and Dan Tabor (Phawker, Cinapse.co) review Men in Black: International, X-Men: Dark Phoenix and The Dead Don't Die. Dan also gives a rundown and a few reviews from the Cinepocalypse Film currently happening in Chicago at the Music Box Theater.  As always any feedback or questions can be sent to Filmscribes@philafcc.org to be discussed on a future show. 

Adam and Kevin take a look at this year's Cinepocalypse Film Festival and review the creative animated feature Attack of the Demons. Other titles discussed include Villains, Kindred Spirits, Deadcon, Island of the Hungry Ghosts, Malatesta's Carnival of Blood, The Child, and The Premonition.  00:02:13 - Attack of the Demons review 00:18:43 - Cinepocalypse and watch list 00:44:52 - New releases Please consider supporting Film Pulse by contributing to our Patreon for just $1 per month! http://patreon.com/filmpulse    web: http://filmpulse.net twitter: http://twitter.com/filmpulsenet facebook: http://facebook.com/filmpulse

Steve Prokopy joins this episode to talk about this year’s Cinepocalypse Film Festival at the Music Box Theatre in Chicago which is quickly becoming one of the most noted genre fests in the country. Hear all about special guests ranging from Michael Ironside to Joe Bob Briggs, numerous archival screenings, one of the best horror films that premiered at Sundance this year and how a gory possessed dinosaur film became just another forgotten PG-13 curiosity.

First off thank you to the lovely people at Chicago's CINEPOCALYPSE for making this possible! Thank you Kaila Hier and also Tracy(JBB's assistant)!! Be sure to check out CINEPOCALYPSE if you're anywhere close to Chicago next week! It's going to be a hell of a good time and you'll get to see Joe Bob Brigg's fascinating AN EVENING WITH JOE BOB BRIGGS: HOW REDNECKS SAVED HOLLYWOOD show on June 18th! So please be sure to check out that film festival I saw the lineup and it looks absolutely amazing! So here you have it my interview with JOE BOB BRIGGS we talk his first experiences with horror and what got him to fall in love with the genre his best drive in experience, how rednecks saved Hollywood came to be, Modern horror films that absolutely terrify him. Which horror films he finds controversial and infamous, Hope you all enjoy! Please share thanks!

Catching up here with a couple of really great conversations I had with two independent filmmakers as well as a producer!  Director Matthew Ross worked with actors like Michael Shannon on FRANK & LOLA previously, which captured the attention of Keanu Reeves who saught him out to work on a script by A SIMPLE PLAN's Scott Smith entitled SIBERIA.  It's part thriller, part diamond heist story, mostly character study highlighted by an understated Reeves performance and a memorable setting.  I talked with Matthew about what it's like working with Keanu Reeves, Scott Smith's screenplay, as well as some of the hurdles of the filmmaking process.  Immediately after, you'll hear some Cinepocalypse coverage since I was able to snag an interview with director Johnny Kervorkian as well as producer Jack Tarling about their terrific Christmas sci-fi horror tale AWAIT FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS, which has been compared to both Black Mirror & THE THING.  You'll be surprised to discover the source of inspiration for the story (courtesy of The National) as well as many other great anecdotes from the British team.  SIBERIA will be out soon and hopefully AWAIT FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS will find distribution within the year too!   Thank you to all three of my guests and for listening.  Even if you're not familiar with the names, the interviews were great and I truly hope you'll support the work of these fine independent filmmakers. 00:00 - 08:08 - Introduction 08:09 - 27:34 - Interview w/Matthew Ross 27:35 - 42:47 - Interview w/Johnny + Jack 42:48 - 43:46 - Outro More on SIBERIA: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6494418/ More on AWAIT FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4971408/    

My Bleeding Ears ep:39 Cinepocalypse by Larry W.

Hi and welcome to the Music Box podcast (or MBP) where we talk about all things Music Box Theater in Chicago. On today's shows we talk about the Cinepocalypse Genre Film Festival, Damsel, weekend matinee and midnight shows as well as a special guest appearance from writer Robert Cargill Steve Prokopy – Head Film Critic, Third coast review Drake Newnum – Lounge and beverages manager Ryan Oestreich – General Manager, Music Box Theater 01:56 “American Animals”, “The Mountain” 03:27 Cinepocalypse Mayhem! 16:15 “Judgement Night” + “Juice” 18:20 “Empathy Inc.” + “Bounce” 21:00 “The Appearance” World Premiere 23:40 Opening “Damsel” on June 29th 29:15 Michael Curtiz Retrospective continues this weekend 30:10 “Spring Breakers” Midnight this weekend 32:10 Robin Williams Series kicks off with “Aladdin” 39:30 This Old Theater: Interview between Steve Prokopy and Robert Cargill And as always please rate our podcast, and feel free to email us your comments or questions.

The 2nd Cinepocalypse Film Festival takes place from June 21-28, 2018 at the glorious Music Box Theatre in Chicago. Sergio Mims interviews director and cinematographer, Ernest Dickerson, who is receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award at the fest. Then Erik Childress talks with fest programmer, Steve Prokopy, about some of the noteworthy films playing, special guests and retro screenings including a 70mm print of a film you will not believe.

Jim joins the 3 timers club!  He and the boys discuss how ahead of the times the movie was, comic book trivia, and Cinepocalypse! Movie discussed: Chasing Amy (1997) If you enjoy the Overtalking Podcast, please RATE and especially REVIEW on iTunes or wherever you listen! Visit our website at overtalkingpod.party Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @overtalkingpod Email us at overtalkingpod@gmail.com or give us a call and leave us a message at (872) 228-1591 Logo by Nate Richards, check him out on Instagram @naterichardsdesigns

Welcome to the Music Box podcast where we talk about everyone's favorite subject, Movies! www.musicboxtheatre.com/ Each week you'll be updated on all the exciting new movies we are showing at The Music Box, hear why you might want to see these films, and learn how we chose to screen these particular films. This Week's Hosts: Steve Prokopy - Film Critic Drake Atticus Newnum - Lounge Coordinator Ryan Oestreich - General Manager 2:15 "American Animals" and "Mountain" 4:30 Cinepocalypse 10:30 Drake introducing the Cinepocalypse after party 13:30 What Steve is most excited to see 17:30 What Ryan is most excited to see 45:10 Advance Notice - Stephen King Film Festival 47:00 This Old Theater: How we program a Film Festival For full show notes and times please head on over to https://www.musicboxtheatre.com

One of the greatest joys to experience in the fine city of Chicago is seeing a screening of a classic film at The Music Box Theater.  It has been my favorite movie theater for quite some time and when the opportunity came to talk to the general manager of this theater, I could not have been more thrilled.  Ryan Oestreich has a long history with the film industry, particularly film festival programming and theater management.  He is now able to combine both of his passions alongside Josh Goldbloom, to put together a film festival that I can't wait to cover this summer:  The Cinepocalypse!  Ryan and I briefly cover his past experience and then we launch into our endless excitement for the many films and special events happening from June 21st to the 28th.  You can listen to us passionately talk about some of the titles we're looking forward to of course, but also be sure to visit the links below to buy a festival badge or tickets to any number of screenings coming up in about a month.  Ryan is a hard-working, energetic guest with a lot to contribute so even if you're not in the Chicagoland area and have no familiarity with the Music Box, I have no doubt that as a movie fanatic, you'll find a lot to enjoy throughout our conversation. More About Cinepocalypse 2018 Ryan's New Music Box Podcast Live 80s All Over Podcast Recording! Music Box on Facebook

Jim here again, sneaking in with a short bonus episode cross-posted with V+V.  One of the greatest joys to experience in the fine city of Chicago is sitting down to watch a screening of a classic film at The Music Box Theatre.  It has been my favorite movie theater for quite some time and when the opportunity came to talk to the general manager of this theater, I could not have been more thrilled.  Ryan Oestreich has a long history with the film industry, particularly film festival programming and theater management.  He is now able to combine both of his passions alongside Josh Goldbloom, to put together a film festival that I can't wait to cover this summer:  The Cinepocalypse!  Ryan and I briefly cover his past experience and then we launch into our endless excitement for the many films and special events happening from June 21st to the 28th.  You can listen to us passionately talk about some of the titles we're looking forward to of course, but also be sure to visit the links below to buy a festival badge or tickets to any number of screenings coming up in about a month.  Ryan is a hard-working, energetic guest with a lot to contribute so even if you're not in the Chicagoland area and have no familiarity with the Music Box, I have no doubt that as a movie fanatic, you'll find a lot to enjoy throughout our conversation. More About Cinepocalypse 2018 Ryan's New Music Box Podcast Live 80s All Over Podcast Recording! Music Box on Facebook

Welcome to the Music Box podcast where we talk about everyone's favorite subject, Movies! www.musicboxtheatre.com/ Each week you'll be updated on all the exciting new movies we are showing at The Music Box, hear why you might want to see these films, and learn how we chose to screen these particular films. Curtiz and Cinepocalypse, so much film to talk about!  Ryan Oestreich - General Manager Kyle Westphal - Programming Associate Josh Goldbloom - Artistic Director of Cinepocalypse  What's Playing: The Rider, Let The Sunshine In, and 2001: A Space Odyssey What's Opening This Week: The Guardians, Phenomena, and 70mm Shorts Program Advance Notice: Curtiz and Cinepocalypse For full show notes and times please head on over to www.musicboxtheatre.com

It's time to travel back to 1992 when every movie was STEAMY, SEXY and featured RICHARD GERE! Patrick Richter, Yajaira Marie and Tom Wilbeck from the mockumentary series THE BOBBY ROBERTS PROJECT join us to discuss 1992's twisty Hitchcock tribute FINAL ANALYSIS, with Kim Basinger, Uma Thurman and ERIC ROBERTS! We also chat about music videos, gerbil stuffing, 2018's Cinepocalypse film festival and so, so much more. All that and the latest Eric Roberts news. LET'S LISTEN! As always, check out ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN on Twitter, or come chat ER (or anything else) on our Facebook group. Don't forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is (unofficially) officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS! Our guests this week are Patrick Richter and Yajaira Marie and Tom Wilbeck, one half of the directors and the producers of THE BOBBY ROBERTS PROJECT! Keep up on when and where you can check it out at: https://www.facebook.com/therealbobbyroberts/. Check out Yajaira and Patrick's other upcoming projects at http://www.pyfilmsinc.com   Music on this episode: Break #1 – “Razzle Dazzle” by Richard Gere (from the musical CHICAGO) Break #2 – “‎Search and Destroy” by The Stooges The post Episode 67: Final Analysis (1992) (/w the creators of The Bobby Roberts Project) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

It’s time to travel back to 1992 when every movie was STEAMY, SEXY and featured RICHARD GERE! Patrick Richter, Yajaira Marie and Tom Wilbeck from the mockumentary series THE BOBBY ROBERTS PROJECT join us to discuss 1992’s twisty Hitchcock tribute FINAL ANALYSIS, with Kim Basinger, Uma Thurman and ERIC ROBERTS! We also chat about music videos, gerbil stuffing, 2018’s Cinepocalypse film festival and so, so much more. All that and the latest Eric Roberts news. LET’S LISTEN! As always, check out ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN on Twitter, or come chat ER (or anything else) on our Facebook group. Don’t forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is (unofficially) officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS! Our guests this week are Patrick Richter and Yajaira Marie and Tom Wilbeck, one half of the directors and the producers of THE BOBBY ROBERTS PROJECT! Keep up on when and where you can check it out at: https://www.facebook.com/therealbobbyroberts/. Check out Yajaira and Patrick’s other upcoming projects at http://www.pyfilmsinc.com   Music on this episode: Break #1 – “Razzle Dazzle” by Richard Gere (from the musical CHICAGO) Break #2 – “‎Search and Destroy” by The Stooges The post Episode 67: Final Analysis (1992) (/w the creators of The Bobby Roberts Project) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

You wanted the best, you got the best! After returning from their triumphant interview with ERIC ROBERTS at the CINEPOCALYPSE event in Chicago, Liam and Doug return to do a victory lap episode where they describe how the interview went down, all the behind the scenes dirt and discuss their incredibly improbable lunch with Eric Roberts along with legendary director Larry Cohen! They pull back the curtains to show their fears, anxieties and – eventually – the triumphs. It's self-indulgent, but it's FREE! TIME TO LISTEN! As always, check out ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN on Twitter, or come chat ER (or anything else) on our Facebook group. Don't forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is (unofficially) officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS! Music on this episode: Break #1 – “Smack That” by Akon (featuring Eminem) Break #2 – “The End” by The Beatles The post Episode 63: Eric Roberts Interview Mop-Up appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

You wanted the best, you got the best! After returning from their triumphant interview with ERIC ROBERTS at the CINEPOCALYPSE event in Chicago, Liam and Doug return to do a victory lap episode where they describe how the interview went down, all the behind the scenes dirt and discuss their incredibly improbable lunch with Eric Roberts along with legendary director Larry Cohen! They pull back the curtains to show their fears, anxieties and – eventually – the triumphs. It’s self-indulgent, but it’s FREE! TIME TO LISTEN! As always, check out ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN on Twitter, or come chat ER (or anything else) on our Facebook group. Don’t forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is (unofficially) officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS! Music on this episode: Break #1 – “Smack That” by Akon (featuring Eminem) Break #2 – “The End” by The Beatles The post Episode 63: Eric Roberts Interview Mop-Up appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

This week on No Coast Cinema, hosts Tom Hush and Conor Cornelius hang out with Katie Johnston-Smith, Drew Krehel and Kyle Talley of the sketch comedy and film collective, Muscular Clown. They talk about their award-winning web-series, “The Street Wizard’s Apprentice” and the process of writing and shooting the series and why creativity beats budget. […]

Before they head to CINEPOCALYPSE to interview ERIC ROBERTS, Liam and Doug sit down with the wonderful Elbee Bargeron to chat about an episode of the lame children's horror anthology series DEADTIME STORIES, along with the 2013 Linda Lovelace bio-pic LOVELACE! There's lots of laughs, a few tears, and everyone gets to talk about PORN! HUZZAH! Let's listen before it's too late!  The post Episode 61: Deadtime Stories S01E03 & Lovelace (2013) (/w Elbee Bargeron) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

On this special edition of the Saturday Night Special, host Amy Guth teams up with Tom Hush and Conor Cornelius from No Coast Cinema on WGN Plus to talk all about horror and other genre film. They preview the upcoming Cinepocalypse film festival at the Music Box Theatre with the festival’s artistic director, Josh Goldbloom, […]

Before they head to CINEPOCALYPSE to interview ERIC ROBERTS, Liam and Doug sit down with the wonderful Elbee Bargeron to chat about an episode of the lame children's horror anthology series DEADTIME STORIES, along with the 2013 Linda Lovelace bio-pic LOVELACE! There's lots of laughs, a few tears, and everyone gets to talk about PORN! HUZZAH! Let's listen before it's too late!  The post Episode 61: Deadtime Stories S01E03 & Lovelace (2013) (/w Elbee Bargeron) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

In the Season 1 Finale, Tony and Miles drag Hannah to the cinema for an 'extreme premiere' in which they watch some films they've made... while fighting off the local zombies. A good time is had by (nearly) all...First released: 11 Mar 2009

All the President's Minutes is a podcast where conversations about movies, journalism, politics and history meet. Each show we use the seminal and increasingly prescient 1976 film All The President's Men as a portal, to engage with the themes and the warnings of the film resonating since its release. For minute 58, I join a film critic with bylines at RogerEbert.com ( https://www.rogerebert.com/contributors/robert-daniels ) , ThePlaylist ( https://theplaylist.net/author/robert-daniels/ ) , Vulture ( https://www.vulture.com/2020/06/joel-schumacher-was-hollywoods-greatest-genre-chameleon.html ) , Consequence of Sound ( https://consequenceofsound.net/author/robert-daniels/ ) , Polygon ( https://www.polygon.com/users/Robert_Daniels ) , Film School Rejects ( https://filmschoolrejects.com/films-with-inspirational-black-stories/ ) , Robert Daniels. Robert and I discuss what it's like to be "Presidential Nerd," having a great teacher in high school who handed a DVD copy of President's for a teenager with a conspiratorial itch to scratch and the perpetual slow death of the concept of "media." ---------------------- *ABOUT ROBERT DANIELS* ---------------------- Robert Daniels has expressed a passion for films since, as a child, his father first introduced him to John Ford's movies. He received his BA and MA in English Literary Studies from DePaul University. There, he founded 812filmreviews.com. He is a Rotten Tomatoes approved critic ( https://www.rottentomatoes.com/critic/robert-daniels/movies ) and is a member of the Chicago Indie Critics (CIC), AAFCA, and the Online Film & Television Association (OFTA). He's also a contributor to RogerEbert.com ( https://www.rogerebert.com/contributors/robert-daniels ) , ThePlaylist ( https://theplaylist.net/author/robert-daniels/ ) , Vulture ( https://www.vulture.com/2020/06/joel-schumacher-was-hollywoods-greatest-genre-chameleon.html ) , Consequence of Sound ( https://consequenceofsound.net/author/robert-daniels/ ) , Polygon ( https://www.polygon.com/users/Robert_Daniels ) , Film School Rejects ( https://filmschoolrejects.com/films-with-inspirational-black-stories/ ) , Indiewire's Weekly Critics Survey, The Spool ( https://thespool.net/author/robert-daniels/ ) , ThatShelf ( https://thatshelf.com/author/robertd/ ) , and Mediaversity. He's also been a guest on ThePlaylist's podcast network, the AVClub, The Film Stage, All The President's Minutes, and WGN Radio. Robert has covered The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF: 18 & 19), Sundance (19 & 20), SXSW, Tribeca, The Denver Film Festival, The Chicago International Film Festival, the Chicago Critics Film Festival, Fantasia: 2018, and Cinepocalypse: 2018. *TWITTER:* @812filmreviews ( https://twitter.com/812filmreviews ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands