Podcasts about david cronenberg's crash

This week, we discuss Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, Watch Dogs: Legion, and Miles Morales. Then, in Retro Corner, the focus is on Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather (1972). Now that's freakin' retro!!! Theme song by David Cassel

The latest edition of the monthly podcast magazine for the discerning film nerd, published in two parts with an intermission for that old school cinema experience. In Reel 1: a round up of a month in the life of a busy film nerd, including going to see Christopher Nolan's new film TENET at the IMAX; a look at the classic but highly controversial David Cronenberg's Crash, and the first part of the Adamson's discussing Spike Lee's feud with Quentin Tarantino and wider issues of diversity in Hollywood and beyond.

In our penultimate episode in the Erotic Thriller Summer series, we're tackling one movie this episode, but it's a special one. We're joined by special guest Olivia Willke to talk about David Cronenberg's controversial 1996 erotic thriller "Crash," a.k.a. The Car Fucking Movie. A refreshingly bonkers break from the previous films we've been discussing on the series, "Crash" was met with boo's at the Cannes Film Festival, received massive backlash from critics, and even managed to almost get banned in the U.K. So buckle up, pop a titty out, then quickly unbuckle so you can crash head-first into a celebration of proto-Bang Bus shenanigans, scar fetishes and ass eating. "Crash" is unfortunately not streaming ANYWHERE because the world is broken. But you can find it in certain places on the world wide web.

Explicit: Very strong, twisted sexual themes and references, and also some strong language. “Welcome to the Show” featured. Enjoy. :)

This week we get together to discuss Kevin's pick, Secretary starring Maggie Gyllenhaal and James Spader. We also talk about the trailer for the new Will Smith movie Gemini Man as well as Kevin's Coen Bros. Ranked List, Jaws, David Cronenberg's Crash, Fifty Shades of Grey, Pasolini, Snake Eyes, Dressed to Kill, Vice, Crossroads, Claire Denis' High Life, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, and others. Thanks for listening! filmyakpodcast@gmail.com

The gang test the boundaries of their preferred genre by looking at people testing the boundaries of their preferred sexual desire in David Cronenberg's Crash.       Night on the Docks - Sax Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

We had the pun-tastic Stephen Holleman (@HollemanJokes, Comedy Chow at Hooters) on the Golden Girls podcast!!! And we had pizza from Lucifers and a visit from Tom Whalen (@TommyntheCutmen) who delivered our pizza! It was the one where Sophia decides to become a nun after her friend from a convent dies. Also, Blanche borrows Rose's car to rear end men on the road that she basically wants to bang. We talked about David Cronenberg's Crash, the allure of collecting stamps, and of course, Sister Act. Music by Mike Dennison (@mikd33) and Brian Kokernak (@kokernutz).

Here at TortureVision, the manner in which we rate media is fairly simple. We reserve the “Good” rating for features that were better than expected. We deem “Bad” features as awful, yet still enjoyable productions. Lastly, we disregard painfully miserable features as “Abortions.” When devising this system we had no clue we'd ever encounter suffering worse than the latter- but two horrendous films took us by complete surprise... David Cronenberg's Crash (1996) and Jamie Blanks' Valentine (2001). If you consider watching subpar media to be tantamount to torture, then you should think of these two features as Fatal Footage! In this episode we discuss Crash and Valentine, as well as share some behind-the-scenes thoughts and address a few frequently asked questions. Right-Click "Save As" to download .MP3!

In this episode we discuss David Cronenberg's Crash, released in 1997 to a media frenzy in the UK. The film follows a couple estranged both from each other and society at large, as they enter a dangerous world of sex and car crash fetishism.LinksIMDBMelon FarmersHistory of Crash at the BBFCSiskel and Ebert on Crash - Video

This week we talk about spider goats, weddings, and David Cronenberg's Crash.