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#psycho #hitchcock #classichorror #classicfilm Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho was released in 1960 and became a sensation, playing both into and against many tropes of the American studio system. Starring Janet Leigh, the film took many audacious turns with regard to it's story, and as a result, audiences turned out in droves. Now, you may think that any film critic worth their salt has already seen this movie but as it turns out, Ryan Seybold never has! Does Psycho still hold up as a first-time viewing experience in 2024? Find out right now on this episode of Esoterica Cinema.
#frombeyond #stuartgordon #jeffreycombs #barbaracrampton #brianyuzna #cultmovies #cultclassic #cultmoviereview #bodyhorror In 1986, Stuart Gordon, Brian Yuzna, Jeffrey Combs, and Barbara Crampton all reunited for their follow-up to their unexpected hit Re-Animator. While Yuzna was keen to do a direct sequel to Re-Animator (which he would later direct himself), Gordon and the rest of the team wanted to do an original story, piggy-backing off what they had previously learned and delivering something fresh and new. Unfortunately, despite a sizeable investment from producer Charles Band, the film failed to recoup it's $4.5M budget, largely due to the fact that in addition to tepid market, the film failed to receive an R rating from the MPAA, who insisted on labeling it NC-17 and thus drastically lowering its distribution potential. Thankfully, the film became notorious on the VHS Video Nasties circuit, and later in 2013, the film received it's much needed restoration, restoring it to it's full run-time by adding every available scene that had been cut (sadly, there are still some sequences that were lost to the annals of time). Join Jason Peters and Ryan Seybold as they analyze what makes this movie such a fun, slimy, gory classic of mid-80's body horror filmmaking, right here on Esoterica Cinema.
Join Jason Peters from Esoterica Cinema as he guides you through the weird, wild road to greenlight for David Cronenberg's 1986 masterpiece The Fly.
The Fly was released in 1986 and quickly became director David Cronenberg's most successful film, lending itself to a far more mainstream narrative in spite of some serious body horror elements, especially along the back half of the film. Jeff Goldblum was still on the rise and was by no means a bankable leading man, so it was something of a risk when producer Stuart Cornfeld hired him to carry the film. To boot, David Cronenberg had been tapped to direct Total Recall for Dino de Laurentiis and was unable to take The Fly when producer Mel Brook called (yes, that Mel Brooks), and it was only through a series of both interesting and unfortunate circumstances that the stars aligned and Cronenberg was later brought on to direct. Geena Davis plays the lead supporting role, and was, in fact, Jeff Goldblum's real-life girlfriend at the time, which helps to explain the immediate and intense chemistry the two share throughout the movie. While heavy on the gore in the second half of the film, The Fly is still a superbly-rich narrative filled with empathy for the main character's unfortunate degradation. The tone is simultaneously somber and thrilling, and Jeff Goldblum's intensely physical performance is one for the ages. Quite simply, The Fly is David Cronenberg's masterpiece. Find out why in this episode of Esoterica Cinema with Jason Peters and Ryan Seybold.
#poorthings #emmastone #filmcritic #yorgoslanthimos Yorgos Lanthimos has been making films for 15 years, now. And just when you think you've got him figured out, he finds new and creative ways to surprise you. Poor Things is easily his most successful film of all time - certainly financially and arguably creatively - and Emma Stone delivers an incredible, physical performance every bit worthy of her Oscar win. Where do you fall on this admittedly bizarre film? Feel free to reach out to esotericacinema@gmail.com and let us know what you think, and enjoy this episode of Esoterica Cinema!
The Wachowski's Speed Racer was released in 2008 to horrible reviews and an even worse box office performance. But as time has progressed, a small but vocal contingent has gone on to reappraise the film, claiming that it was misunderstood at the time of its release. On this episode "Speed Racer (2008)", you get both sides of the argument as Jason found it a groan-inducing, cheesy bore while Ryan could get enough of the flashy visuals and eye candy. Where do you fall on this debate? Feel free to send in a comment and let us know what you think, and enjoy this feisty episode of Esoterica Cinema!
George Miller's post-apocalyptic epic Mad Max Fury Road hit theaters and audiences in 2015 with gale forces of hyperkinetic action and never looked back. The film was an overnight sensation, luring audiences into theaters while managing to impress the critics along the way, being named the Best Picture of the Year by the L.A. Times and picking up 10 Academy Award nominations; no small feat for arguably the weirdest blockbuster to ever come out of a major studio. But honoring Miller's unique vision is exactly why the film works. There is an authenticity on display that is perhaps unparalleled in the modern action film, and the creative freedom Miller allowed and even insisted on his crew employing to every piece of material accumulates into one of the all time great works of cinema and an absolutely genre-defining film. In this episode, Jason & Ryan break down all the many ways the film succeeds, both technically and creatively, while sharing numerous insights that they learned throughout their research and cinematic observations. Come join the conversation as we look at Mad Max: Fury Road right here on Esoterica Cinema.
Gangubai Kathiawadi from director Sanjay Leela Bhansali sees Alia Bhatt play the notoriously infamous Madame to various effects. On the one hand, the film is a dark and serious look at admittedly difficult parts of her legacy, while at the same time glossing over events to make them seem less sordid and violent than they in fact were. As Jason & Ryan review the film, you'll get both sides of the equation, as Jason took issue with the manner in which Gangubai Kathiawadi was represented, while Ryan felt the film did an estimable job telling the story of this flawed yet unique character that did much to advance the normalization of sex work in India and abroad. Either way, get ready for five musical sequences in a row (j/k) as we review Gangubai Kathiawadi right here on Esoterica Cinema.#moviereview #indiancinema #aliabhatt #sanjayleelabhansali #moviereviewpodcast #filmanalysis #filmcritic #filmcritique #filmcriticismABOUT OUR CHANNEL Esoterica Cinema is the result of a great friendship between Jason Peters and Ryan Seybold. Having met in film school, both have since gone on to pursue their craft in various ways. Ryan actively works as a sound recording engineer, having been involved in numerous projects for nationally prominent companies such as ESPN and PBS, while Jason is a published author, screenwriter, and filmmaker responsible for a variety of works available online and elsewhere. The program focuses not just on surface level observations, but gets down to the heart and soul of what makes a given film tick. Direction, Acting, Cinematography, Score, Sound Design, Narrative Structure, and Character Arcs are some of the many high-level and granular analysis provided on every episode. At Esoterica Cinema, we don't just tell you whether or not a movie is good; we go into detail on what makes it good or bad, educating and informing our audience along the way. Come join the fun and enjoy the movies!
Jason Peters of Esoterica Cinema is back to talk about the 2018 Cyberpunk film, Upgrade. Starring Logan Marshall Green as Grey, a man who is left crippled after his wife is killed. He's then offered an experimental implant that allows him to walk again. When the chip inside him starts to talk to him, he sets out to find the men who killed his wife. Written and Directed by Leigh Whannell (of Saw and Insidious fame) is this a worthy Cyberpunk/Noir whodunit? Or just another low budget action flick? Let's find out...Check out the Podcast Jason is on, Esoterica Cinema at esotericacinema.com or anywhere you get your podcastsThanks go out to Audie Norman (@TheAudieNorman) for the album art. Outro music In Pursuit provided by Purple-Planet.comSupport the show by going to patreon.com/wyhsVisit tvstravis.com for more shows and projects from TVsTravis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Jason & Ryan say yes to life, love, and dignity in 1980's heart-stirring drama The Elephant Man from director David Lynch and starring John Hurt. A beautiful movie about beautiful souls being beautiful. Watch this reaffirming film, then join us for smart, fun, in-depth analysis right here at Esoterica Cinema.
This week, Jason and Ryan venture out barefoot to get in touch with their inner wild children with Beth Zeitlan's 2012 tragicomic fantasy Beasts of the Southern Wild, starring Quvenzhané Wallis and Dwight Henry. Neither of the guys have seen this one before. Will they be charmed by its indie spirit and 16mm photography? Will they have problems with the characters and tone? Find out on this week's episode of Esoterica Cinema!
Jason and Ryan throw on the darkest, coolest nostalgia glasses they can find as they gear up for the cult-classic comedy-horror The Monster Squad. Jason obsessively watched this film ad nauseam growing up, while Ryan is checking it out for the first time. Will Ryan be able to appreciate it 35 years after its debut? Will Jason still cling to the celluloid with the same fervent passion of his youth? Listen now and find out on this week's episode of Esoterica Cinema!
Jason and Ryan strap on their protective gear and attempt to handle this volatile, explosive comedy in 2010's Four Lions from director Christopher Morris. This is possibly still the only terrorism satire to be distributed on such a wide level, for obvious reasons. Does the film toe the line effectively or jump right across? Listen now and find out on this week's episode of Esoterica Cinema!
To help break up those long, lonely weeks between full-length episodes, we're dropping 5 Minute Reviews on ya every other week!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan reviewing a film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - 5 minutes. But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means it could go as long as ten. Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free.This week, Jason looks at the 2020 micro-budget thriller Come True from writer/director/producer/cinematographer Anthony Scott Burns, and starring Julia Sarah Stone.#fiveminutereview #cometruereview #anthonyscottburns #juliasarahstone #horrorpodcastreview #indiepodcastreview #thrillerpodcastreview #cometruepodcastreview #esotericacinema
In this episode, Abigail from the MP Weirdo Podcast, Juleen from A Very Walker Vlog, and Jason from the Esoterica Cinema podcast join me to create a story based on the following phrases: Problem at the bus station, Confession, and Person voted most likely to succeed. Enjoy. Thoughts or Questions? Email us at StorytellersPod@Gmail.com. Twitter: @StoryTaleSpin, @RatchetBookClub, @MPWeirdoPodcast, @AVeryWalkerVlog, @EsotericaCinema Website: Uncle Abberant's Compendium Leave a review here: https://bit.ly/3gebWNp Become a Patron: http://www.patreon.com/singlesimulcast Donate at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sscast #TalesWeTell
In this episode, Abigail from the MP Weirdo Podcast, Juleen from A Very Walker Vlog, and Jason from the Esoterica Cinema podcast join me to create a story based on the following phrases: Problem at the bus station, Confession, and Person voted most likely to succeed. Enjoy. Thoughts or Questions? Email us at StorytellersPod@Gmail.com. Twitter: @StoryTaleSpin, @RatchetBookClub, @MPWeirdoPodcast, @AVeryWalkerVlog, @EsotericaCinema Website: Uncle Abberant's Compendium Leave a review here: https://bit.ly/3gebWNp Become a Patron: http://www.patreon.com/singlesimulcast Donate at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sscast #TalesWeTell
In this episode, Abigail from the MP Weirdo Podcast, Juleen from A Very Walker Vlog, and Jason from the Esoterica Cinema podcast join me to create a story based on the following phrases: Problem at the bus station, Confession, and Person voted most likely to succeed. Enjoy. Thoughts or Questions? Email us at StorytellersPod@Gmail.com. Twitter: @StoryTaleSpin, @RatchetBookClub, @MPWeirdoPodcast, @AVeryWalkerVlog, @EsotericaCinema Website: Uncle Abberant's Compendium Leave a review here: https://bit.ly/3gebWNp Become a Patron: http://www.patreon.com/singlesimulcast Donate at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sscast #TalesWeTell --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tales-we-tell/support
To help break up those long, lonely weeks between full-length episodes, we've decided to carry over our popular 5 Minute Review Series into the regular season!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan reviewing a film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - 5 minutes. But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means it'll likely go as long as ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so anyone can listen whether they've seen the film or not.This week, Ryan looks at the 2022 horror film Barbarian from writer/director Zach Cregger, and starring Georgina Campbell, Bill Skarsgård, and Justin Long.#fiveminutereview #barbarianreview #zachcregger #georginacampbell #horrorpodcastreview #billskarsgard #justinlong #barbarianpodcastreview #esotericacinema
To help break up those long, lonely weeks between full-length episodes, we've decided to carry over our popular 5 Minute Review Series into the regular season!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan reviewing a film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - 5 minutes. But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means it'll likely go as long as ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so anyone can listen whether they've seen the film or not.This week, Jason looks at the 1956 noir thriller The Killing from writer/director Stanley Kubrick, and starring Sterling Hayden.#5minutereview #thekilling #stanleykubrick #sterlinghayden #noir #filmpodcast#esotericacinema
The Esoterica Cinema train keeps rolling along with our fifth proper episode of Season 3!We're officially knee-deep into Season 3 and what a season it's been! If you haven't yet, be sure to go back through the last few months and check out our 5 Minute Review Series. It continues to receive a strong response, and features Jason or Ryan giving a brief breakdown of interesting films in cinematic history.We've also got some great guest spots on our long form episodes, like Jesse from Sudden But Inevitable, Wyndham from Celluloid Fever Dreams, and MJ from Let's Jaws a Minute; those can be found in our Season 3 bonus content.And of course, we are rocking' and rollin' with some of the absolute best sketches of the show's young career.Today, though, we are bringing you the best of what our full-length episodes have to offer: deep cinematic insight coupled with a large helping of fun!Enjoy this review of Alexander Mackendrick's Sweet Smell of Success from 1957, along with everything the new and improved Season 3 has to offer.Thanks for listening!Jason & Ryan#sweetsmellofsuccess #sweetsmell #alexandermackendrick #burtlancaster #tonycurtis #elmerbernstein #jameswonghowe #moviepodcast #filmdiscussion. #filmpodcast #esotericacinema
To help break up those long, lonely weeks between full-length episodes, we've decided to carry over our popular 5 Minute Review Series into the regular season!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan reviewing a film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - 5 minutes. But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means it'll likely go as long as ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so anyone can listen whether they've seen the film or not.This week, Ryan looks at the 1952 Western High Noon from director Fred Zinnemann, and starring Gary Cooper.
The Esoterica Cinema train keeps rolling along with our third proper episode of Season 3!We're officially knee-deep into Season 3 and what a season it's been! If you haven't yet, be sure to go back through the last few months of episodes and check out our 5 Minute Review Series. It's been getting a very strong response, and features Jason or Ryan giving a brief breakdown of interesting films in cinematic history. We've also got some great guest spots on our long form episodes, like Jesse from Sudden But Inevitable, Wyndham from Celluloid Fever Dreams, and MJ from Let's Jaws a Minute; those can be found in our Season 3 bonus content.Today, though, we are bringing you the best of what our full-length episodes have to offer: deep cinematic insight coupled with a constant thread of fun! We've even brought back the comedy sketches that we know you all know and love.**We know some of you think these are dumb as hell, but we love them so don't assume they're going anywhere!Enjoy this review of Alexander Payne's sophomore effort Election, and everything the new and improved Season 3 has to offer. Thanks for listening!Jason & Ryan#election #alexanderpayne #matthewbroderick #reesewitherspoon #moviepodcast #filmdiscussion. #filmpodcast #esotericacinema
To help break up those long, lonely weeks between full-length episodes, we've decided to carry over our rather popular 5 Minute Review Series into the regular season!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan reviewing a film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - 5 minutes. But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means it'll likely go as long as ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so anyone can listen whether they've seen the film or not.This week, Jason looks at the 2010 psychological horror Antichrist from writer/director Lars von Trier, and starring show-favorite Willem Dafoe alongside Charlotte Gainsbourg.
The Esoterica Cinema train keeps rolling along with our third proper episode of Season 3!We had a lot of fun in the off-season, and created some amazing content, both long-form and short-form. If you haven't yet, be sure to go back through the last few months of episodes and see if our new 5 Minute Review Series tickles your fancy. We've also got some great guest spots, like Jesse from Sudden But Inevitable, Wyndham from Celluloid Fever Dreams, and MJ from Let's Jaws a Minute.Today, though, we are bringing you the best of what our full-length episodes have to offer: deep cinematic insight coupled with a constant thread of fun. We've even brought back our comedy sketches!Enjoy this review of Christopher Nolan's first feature film Following, and everything the new and improved Season 3 has to offer. Thanks for listening!Jason & Ryan
It's time for the 4th annual Cage-A-Palooza! That's right, it's our yearly celebration of Nicolas Cage and his movies. This week, Jason Peters from Esoterica Cinema podcast joins Travis to talk about Moonstruck, starring Cher and Nicolas Cage. This movie won 3 Oscars, but did it deserve them? Find out... Thanks go out to Audie Norman (@OddlyNormalOne) for the album art. Outro music "In Pursuit" provided by Purple-Planet.net
It's time for the 4th annual Cage-A-Palooza! That's right, it's our yearly celebration of Nicolas Cage and his movies. This week, Jason Peters from Esoterica Cinema podcast joins Travis to talk about Moonstruck, starring Cher and Nicolas Cage. This movie won 3 Oscars, but did it deserve them? Find out... Thanks go out to Audie Norman (@OddlyNormalOne) for the album art. Outro music “In Pursuit” provided by Purple-Planet.net
To help break up those long, lonely weeks between full-length episodes, we've decided to carry over our rather popular 5 Minute Review Series!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan reviewing a film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - 5 minutes. But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means it'll likely go as long as ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so anyone can listen whether they've seen the film or not.This week, Ryan looks at the 2021 action-western Old Henry from writer/director Potsy Ponciroli, and starring the ever-entertaining Tim Blake Nelson.
To help break up those long, lonely weeks between full-length episodes, we've decided to carry over our rather popular 5 Minute Review Series!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan reviewing a film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - 5 minutes. But it's an Esoterica Cinema f five minutes which means it'll likely go as long as ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so anyone can listen whether they've seen the film or not.To kick-off Season 3, Jason looks at an earlier film from one of his favorite working directors, Denis Villeneuve's Incendies from 2010. While outside his current sci-fi wheelhouse, the film is a definite success, and you can find out right here on Esoterica Cinema's 5 Minute Review Series.
Esoterica Cinema is back with twice the fun and 367% more insight!*Join hosts Jason Peters and Ryan Seybold as they review and analyze lesser known films from the cinematic multiverse. From high art to genre crap, there's no film these guys won't touch.And on top of some strong analysis and plenty of laughs, there's also an original comedy sketch made by the guys based on the film they just reviewed.Why settle for stuffy review programs when you can get all of the insight with a healthy dose of fun right here at Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where we take films from the cinematic multiverse and discuss the hell out of 'em!
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we've been introducing new features and content such as our 5 Minute Review Series!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they'll typically clock in around ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Jason as he breaks down the 1932 epic The Sign of the Cross, written by Waldemar Young & Sidney Buchman, directed by Cecil B. DeMille, and starring Fredric Mark, Claudette Colbert, & Charles Laughton.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like for us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we've been introducing new features and content such as our 5 Minute Review Series!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they'll typically clock in around ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Ryan as he breaks down the 2022 action epic RRR, written & directed by S. S. Rajamouli, and starring N. T. Rama Rao Jr. & Ram Charan.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like for us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or G-mail @esotericacinema
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we've been introducing new features and content such as our 5 Minute Review Series!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they'll typically clock in around ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Jason as he breaks down the 1970 biopic Patton, written by Francis Ford Coppola & Edmund North, directed by Franklin Schaffner, and starring George C. Scott.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like for us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we've been introducing new features and content such as our 5 Minute Review Series!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they'll typically clock in around ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Jason as he breaks down the 1987 sci-fi/action film The Running Man, written by Steven DeSouza, directed by Paul Michael Glaser, and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Richard Dawson.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like for us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we've been introducing new features and content such as our 5 Minute Review Series!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they'll typically clock in around ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Jason as he breaks down the 1987 sci-fi/action film The Running Man, written by Steven DeSouza, directed by Paul Michael Glaser, and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Richard Dawson.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like for us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
This week we decide firmly if we are Team Light or Team L, as Death Note gets more intense per episode! We are joined by Death Note Superfan Cali D to break down Light's manipulation and ultimate murder of Ray Pember. Josh and Ricky D argue over whether Ray's actions were executed (sorry) out of stupidity or pure laziness, while the Cap'n attempts to keep everyone focused!Don't forget to check out Cali D's shop!Listen to the Cap'n's most recent appearance on Esoterica Cinema discussing Neon Genesis Evangelion with Jason! Subscribe now to Open Pike Night so that you can be part of the show as Star Trek's Strange New Worlds series draws ever closer!Support your favorite indie podcast in style with an SBI shirt! Follow us on Twitter @SuddenBut! Check out our picks for Shot of the Show on Instagram @suddenbutinevitablepodcast! Or, go to twistmyarm.net/sbi to get everything all in one place. Follow our Facebook page to join us live and be part of the discussion! Watch us on YouTube!
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we've been introducing new features and content such as our 5 Minute Review Series!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they'll typically clock in around ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Ryan as he breaks down the 2017 film Blade Runner 2049, written by Hampton Fancher and Michael Green, directed by Denis Villeneuve, and starring Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, and Ana de Armas.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like for us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
This week the crew dives into the third and fourth episodes of Death Note family-style, but does that mean Ricky D cuts the show more or less slack? Josh sneaks in yet another HIMYM reference, and the Cap'n tries his best to shut it down immediately. Be warned. Listen next week for the return of fan-favorite Cali D(no relation)!Listen to the Cap'n's most recent appearance on Esoterica Cinema discussing Neon Genesis Evangelion with Jason! Subscribe now to Open Pike Night so that you can be part of the show as Star Trek's Strange New Worlds series draws ever closer!Support your favorite indie podcast in style with an SBI shirt! Follow us on Twitter @SuddenBut! Check out our picks for Shot of the Show on Instagram @suddenbutinevitablepodcast! Or, go to twistmyarm.net/sbi to get everything all in one place. Follow our Facebook page to join us live and be part of the discussion! Watch us on YouTube!
Season 4 of SBI is here! This time, we are taking on the 2006 anime series Death Note, two episodes per week! To help us kick things off for Josh and Ricky D's first watch, we welcome Jason of Esoterica Cinema to SBI to talk Shinigami shenanigans and notebook no-no's. Will our first-timers jump into Death Note with the same enthusiasm they did Cowboy Bebop, or is this podcast rotting? Listen to the Cap'n's most recent appearance on Esoterica Cinema discussing Neon Genesis Evangelion with Jason! Subscribe now to Open Pike Night so that you can be part of the show as Star Trek's Strange New Worlds series draws ever closer!Support your favorite indie podcast in style with an SBI shirt! Follow us on Twitter @SuddenBut! Check out our picks for Shot of the Show on Instagram @suddenbutinevitablepodcast! Or, go to twistmyarm.net/sbi to get everything all in one place. Follow our Facebook page to join us live and be part of the discussion! Watch us on YouTube!
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we'll be introducing new features and content such as our brand new series 5 Minute Reviews!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they'll typically clock in around ten..Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Jason as he breaks down the 2018 film Upgrade, written and directed by Leigh Whannell and starring Logan Marshall-Green.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like for us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
1990's Dick Tracy The comic strip detective finds his life vastly complicated when Breathless Mahoney makes advances towards him while he is trying to battle Big Boy Caprice's united mob. Ryan and Jason from Esoterica Cinema
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we wanted to take a moment to show some appreciation to our fans.The other day, a guy by the name of Nick hit us up on IG and told us how much he loved the show and asked if we had ever seen this film The Beast?After responding that we had not, Nick proceeded to break down the many reasons why this is a film worth checking out, and it didn't take long for us to be sold.Nick - thanks for being an awesome fan of film and the show, we dedicate this episode to you, and all of the Esoterica Cinema fans that give us a reason to keep doing the program.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinemaNow go watch The Beast and come back to check out the episode!Jason & Ryan
Hello all you Ed-Heads, Timbos, and Esoterica Cinema enthusists. Welcome to the last round of March meta movie madness! This wee we are joined by Jason, and Ryan from the Esoterica Cinema podcast to discuss the 2011 horror film Cabin in the Woods. Join us as we break down the many layers of this meta horror onion, discuss how to smoke pot from a merman, and tease the hell out of next months theme. Please please please give a listen to Ryan and Jason on their podcast, available at http://esotericacinema.com/ Or listed as Esoterica Cinema on all your podcasting apps. Hit us up on twitter. you can check us out on twitter. Esoterica Cinema https://twitter.com/EsotericaCinema Tim @yobogold Candice @horrorhoochie69 and me @eddietheaxe and If you want to support the show leave us a 5 star review on your podcast app. or with money, https://www.patreon.com/bloodybits
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we'll be introducing new features and content such as our brand new series 5 Minute Reviews!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they'll typically clock in around ten..Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Jason as he breaks down the 2021 film The Card Counter, written and directed by Paul Schrader, and starring Oscar Isaac.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we'll be introducing new features and content such as our brand new series, 5 Minute Reviews!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they reserve the right to be as long as ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy then whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Ryan as he breaks down the 2021 film Malignant, written by Akela Cooper and directed by James Wan. Starring Annabelle Wallis.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we'll be introducing new features and content such as our brand new series 5 Minute Reviews!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they reserve the right to be as long as ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Jason as he breaks down the 2021 film Licorice Pizza, written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, and starring Alana Haim and Cooper Hoffman.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we'll be introducing new features and content such as our brand new series 5 Minute Reviews!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they reserve the right to be as long as ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Ryan as he breaks down the 2021 film Annette, written by Leos Carax, Ron Mael, and Russell Mael, directed by Leos Carax, and starring Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
During this off-season of Esoterica Cinema, we'll be introducing new features and content such as our brand new series 5 Minute Reviews!5 Minute Reviews feature Jason or Ryan breaking down a given film from the Esoterica Cinema universe in - you guessed it - five minutes! But it's an Esoterica Cinema five minutes which means they reserve the right to be as long as ten.Our 5 Minute Reviews are short-form and spoiler-free, so absolutely anyone can enjoy whether they've seen the film or not.Today, join Jason as he breaks down the 2020 film Nomadland, written & directed by Chloe Zhao and starring Frances McDormand.Stay tuned for plenty more where this came from! And if there's a particular film you'd like us to review, drop us a line on Twitter, IG, or Gmail @esotericacinema
Jason & Ryan quickly break down their plans for the off-season of Esoterica Cinema, including 5-Minute Reviews and special guest features.
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode.***Episode 20 of Season 2 features this sketch, "The Keep: Actor Auditions" inspired by The Keep. If you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written & Produced by Jason PetersPerformed by Ryan Seybold & Jason Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #faketrailer #sketchcomedy #movies #film #indiepodcast #filmpodcast #filmreview #moviereview #thekeep #michaelmann #scottglenn #ianmckellen #gabrielbyrne #bts #esotericacinema
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1983's The Keep! If this one sounds familiar, it might be because this one was famously plagued with all sorts of production issues, resulting in over half of the film being cut before its theatrical release. It's also possible you read the novel by F. Paul Wilson, which is amazing and far superior to the film.***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #filmpodcast #filmreview #moviereview #thekeep #michaelmann #gabrielbyrne #scottglenn #ianmckellen #fpaulwilson #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode.***Episode 19 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Koyaanisqatsi Wheels & Mental Health Services" inspired by Koyaanisqatsi. If you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written, Produced, & Performed by Jason PetersAdditional Performance by Debi Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #faketrailer #sketchcomedy #movies #film #indiepodcast #filmpodcast #filmreview #moviereview #koyaanasqatsi #godfreyreggio #ronfricke #philipglass #esotericacinema
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1982's Koyaanasqatsi! If this one sounds familiar, you may know it as one of the first and most popular audiovisual non-narrative films released via traditional distribution. It also brought the music of Philip Glass to significantly larger audience.***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #filmpodcast #filmreview #moviereview #koyaanasqatsi #godfreyreggio #ronfricke #philipglass #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode.***Episode 18 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Paint on a Stoop" inspired by Crooklyn. If you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written, Produced, and Performed by Ryan Seybold***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #faketrailer #sketchcomedy #perfectblue #satoshikon #audiocomedy #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1994's Crooklyn! If this one sounds familiar, it's probably because it's the one time Spike Lee tried his hand at a broad family comedy, and to strong results no less.***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #filmpodcast #filmreview #crooklyn #spikelee #alfrewoodard #delroylindo #zeldaharris #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode.***Episode 17 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Perfect Blue Pep Pills" inspired by Perfect Blue. If you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written & Produced by Jason PetersPerformed by Jason Peters & Debi Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #faketrailer #sketchcomedy #perfectblue #satoshikon #audiocomedy #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1973's The Last Detail! If it sounds familiar, it's probably because it features the power trio of Hal Ashby at Director, Robert Towne as screenwriter, and the inimitable Jack Nicholson as the feature's Lead Actor.***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #perfectblue #satoshikon #sadayukimurai #horroranimation #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode.***Episode 16 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Wages of Fear: The Game Show!" inspired by Wages of Fear. If you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written & Produced by Jason PetersPerformed by Jason Peters, Debi Peters, & Ryan Seybold***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #faketrailer #sketchcomedy #wagesoffear #henrigeorgesclouzot #yvesmontand #gameshow #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1973's The Last Detail! If it sounds familiar, it's probably because it features the power trio of Hal Ashby at Director, Robert Towne as screenwriter, and the inimitable Jack Nicholson as the feature's Lead Actor.***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #wagesoffear #henrigeorgesclouzot #yvesmontand #charlesvanel #fiftiescinema #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode.***Episode 15 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Horsekoch Hot Dogs" inspired by The Last Detail. If you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written, Produced, & Performed by Ryan Seybold***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #faketrailer #sketchcomedy #thelastdetail #halashby #roberttowne #jacknicholson #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1973's The Last Detail! If it sounds familiar, it's probably because it features the power trio of Hal Ashby at Director, Robert Towne as screenwriter, and the inimitable Jack Nicholson as the feature's Lead Actor.***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #thelastdetail #halashby #roberttowne #jacknicholson #seventiescinema #esotericacinema
Hey there, friends!For season 2, we've decided to try something a little different. In the spirit of our comedy sketches, we wanted to try out some more variety-type features and combine them into one package for you to enjoy every month. So we created the Viva Esoterica Variety Special!Some of the features will be comedy, others will be more informative, but all will stay within the realms of cinema, and be centered around the very types of films and programming we regularly enjoy here on Esoterica Cinema.Come join the fun, and enjoy!Jason & Ryan
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode.***Episode 14 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Malt Diznee Presents: Mixar's Vehicles" inspired by Duel. If you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written, Produced, & Performed by Jason PetersAdditional Performances by Ryan Seybold & Debi Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #faketrailer #sketchcomedy #duel #spielberg #stevenspielberg #dennisweaver #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1971's Duel! If it sounds familiar, it's probably because it's the first film from this young bucko named Steven Spielberg, who we here at Esoterica Cinema firmly believe is a rising talent that is going places.***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #duel #stevenspielberg #dennisweaver #richardmatheson #thriller #madefortv #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode.***Episode 13 of Season 2 features this sketch, "The 69th Chamber of Sex" inspired by The 36th Chamber of Shaolin. If you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written, Produced, & Performed by Ryan SeyboldAdditional Performances by Javan Aldridge & Debi Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #36thchamber #enterthe36thchamber #shawbros #gordonliu #69 #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1978's Enter the 36th Chamber! And we've brought guest along with us in Cameron from the Green Shirt Podcast!***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #enterthe36thchamber #36thchamber #gordonliu #shawbros #kungfu#kungfufilm #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. ***Episode 12 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Intruso Whole Home Convenience & Security" inspired by Cache. If you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written, Produced, & Performed by Jason Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #cache #michaelhaneke #juliettebinoche #danielauteuil #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 2005's Cache! This seems to be one of those films that everyone's heard of and has on their list, but few actually make the time to check out. If it sounds familiar, it's probably because you've heard of this Michael Haneke guy, best known for the US & Austrian versions of Funny Games.***Come listen to us chat about the film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #cache #michaelhaneke #juliettebinoche #danielauteuil #internationalcinema #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!***Episode 11 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Psychoplasmics" inspired by The Brood. In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written, Produced, & Performed by Jason Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #thebrood #samanthaeggars #oliverreed #davidcronenberg #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1979's The Brood! If this one sounds familiar, it might be because it was David Cronenberg's big stepping-out film, the one that really put him on the map with it's still pretty-shocking finale.***Come revisit this incomparable (for better and/or worse) film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #thebrood #davidcronenberg #samanthaeggar #oliverreed #canadianfilms #esotericacinema
Hey there, friends!For season 2, we've decided to try something a little different. In the spirit of our comedy sketches, we wanted to try out some more variety-type features and combine them into one package for you to enjoy every month. So we created the Viva Esoterica Variety Special!Some of the features will be comedy, others will be more informative, but all will stay within the realms of cinema, and be centered around the very types of films and programming we regularly enjoy here on Esoterica Cinema.Come join the fun, and enjoy!Jason & Ryan
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!***Episode 10 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Ball Club for Men" inspired by Hard Candy (and Hair Club for Men!). In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written, Produced, & Performed by Ryan Seybold***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #hardcandy #elliotpage #davidslade #patrickwilson #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves! And this time, they've brought in a special guest to help them out, Daniel Segura from The Moustachioed Podcastio***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 2005's Hard Candy, directed by David Slade. You might remember this one as "that film about the internet child stalker with Elliot Page"...yeah, that one! It also stars Patrick Wilson, who is one of those actors where if you don't know his name you certainly know his face.***Come revisit this film (which, btw, is nowhere near as graphic as it could've been, for better or worse), and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan (and Daniel!) right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #hardcandy #davidslade #patrickwilson #elliotpage #filmpodcast #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!***Episode 9 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Lucky Severed Fingers" inspired by Holy Motors (and Lucky Charms!). In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written, Produced, & Performed by Ryan Seybold***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #holymotors #leoscarax #denislavant #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 2012's Holy Motors! If this one sounds familiar, it might be because Leos Carax, the filmmaker, is also the guy behind Annette, the cunnilingus-themed musical with Adam Driver & Marion Cotillard that was on everyone's radar for a moment(kidding but only kind-of). He is also notable for having directed his first feature film at the age of 24.***Come revisit this incomparable (for better and/or worse) film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #holymotors #leoscarax #denislavant #evamendes #frenchfilms #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!***Episode 8 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Super Bamboo-matic '76" inspired by Harakiri (and Dan Akroyd/SNL!). In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written, Produced, & Performed by Jason Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #SNL #sketchcomedy #harakiri #kobayashi #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1962's Harakiri! If this one sounds familiar, it's because it's one of the most respected films to ever come out of Japan, and is featured in IMDB's Top 100 Films of All-Time. It is also included in the Criterion Collection.***Come revisit this exceptional film, and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #matinee #johngoodman #joedante #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!***Episode 7 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Ry-ant!" inspired by Matinee. In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to hear to the sketch on its own again, catch it right here!***Written by Ryan Seybold and Jason PetersPerformed by Ryan Seybold, Debi Peters, and Jason PetersProduced by Ryan Seybold***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #fakemovie #sketchcomedy #matinee #johngoodman #mant #joedante #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1993's Matinee! Remember that one? You'd be forgiven if not, it made a disappointing $9.5M on a budget of $13M. But it's got John Goodman with Joe Dante at the helm, so it's not all bad.***Come revisit this forgotten cult film and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason & Ryan right here on Esoterica Cinema.***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #matinee #johngoodman #joedante #esotericacinema
Hey there, friends!For season 2, we've decided to try something a little different and we really hope you like it.As you all know, we do a unique comedy sketch for every episode, and in that spirit we wanted to try out some more fun variety-type features and combine them into one package for you to enjoy every month. So we created the Viva Esoterica Variety Special!Some of the features will be comedy, others will be more informative, but all will stay within the realms of cinema, and be centered around the very types of films and programming we regularly enjoy here on Esoterica Cinema.Come join the fun!Jason & Ryan
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!***Episode 6 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Michael Bay's Grave of the Fireflies" inspired by Grave of the Fireflies. In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to listen to the sketch on its own again, give a listen!***Written, Produced, and Performed by Jason Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #graveofthefireflies #michaelbay #machoman #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome back to another episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 1988's Grave of the Fireflies, and what better film to bring in some guest hosts with! Other people like emotionally draining WWII films, don't they? Let's hope Kraig & Seamus from the awesomely entertaining Repeat Viewing Podcast are up for the challenge. (hint: they are)***Come revisit this animated classic and enjoy some stimulating, earnest conversation with Jason, Ryan, Kraig, & Seamus right here on Esoterica Cinema.***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #filmreview #graveofthefireflies #studioghibli #repeatviewing #podcastfriends #japaneseanimation #anime #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!***Episode5 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Country Store" inspired by Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to listen to the sketch on its own again, give a listen!***Written, Produced, and Performed by Ryan Seybold***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #tuckeranddale #alantudyk #tylerlabine #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome back to another fun-ass episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 2010's Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. Will the guys be impressed by Alan Tudyk & Tyler Labine's boyish charms? Will they be disappointed by the lack of interesting deaths? And will they be able to withstand the onslaught of people that disagree with their assessment of this film?***The only way to find out is to give a listen and join the fun right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #podcast #alantudyk #tylerlabine #tuckeranddale #tuckeranddalevsevil #filmreview #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!***Episode 4 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Jody White for Sheriff" inspired by The Void. In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to listen to the sketch on its own again, check it out!***Written, Produced, and Performed by Ryan Seybold***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #thevoid #stevenkostanski #jeremygillespie #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome back to another fun-ass episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 2016's The Void. Will the guys be impressed by what Steven Kostanski and Jeremy Gillespie can do on a shoestring budget? Will they be disappointed by the lack of a cohesive story? And will they be frightened by dudes in white bedsheets that have nothing to do with unfortunate attitudes toward race?***The only way to find out is to give a listen and join the fun right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #podcast #stevenkostanski #jeremygillespie #thevoid #filmreview #esotericacinema
Hey there, friends! For season 2, we've decided to try something a little different and we really hope you like it.As you all know, we do a unique comedy sketch for every episode, and in that spirit we wanted to try out some more fun variety-type features and combine them into one package for you to enjoy every month. So we created the Viva Esoterica Variety Special! (though that name will most certainly change.)Some of the features will be comedy, others will be more informative, but all will stay within the realms of cinema, and be centered around the very types of films and programming we regularly enjoy here on Esoterica Cinema.So give us a shot and come join the fun! We hope you enjoy.Jason & Ryan
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!***Episode 3 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Camp Arcadia" inspired by The Endless. In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to listen to the sketch on its own again, give a listen!***Written, Produced, and Performed by Jason PetersAdditional voices by Ryan Seybold***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #the endless #justinbenson #aaronmoorhead #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome back to another fun-ass episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 2017's The Endless. Will the guys be impressed by what Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead can do with a few bucks and a camera? Will they be disappointed by the lack of splashy special effects? And will they finally learn the significance of the rising of the third moon?***The only way to find out is to give a listen and join the fun right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #podcast #justinbenson #aaronmoorhead #theendless #filmreview #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial or sketchy-sketch at the end of the episode. We're posting them separately in case you'd like to hear it again or for the first time!***Episode 2 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Malt Diznee presents Under the Skin" inspired by Under the Skin. In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to listen to the sketch on its own again, give a listen!***Written, Produced, and Performed by Jason Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #undertheskin #jonathanglazer #scarlettjohansson #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome back to another fun-ass episode of Esoterica Cinema, the podcast where the hosts take movies way more seriously than they do themselves!***This week, the random wheel of chance has landed on 2013's Under the Skin. Will the guys be impressed by Jonathan Glazer's slow, meticulous direction? Will they be satisfied by the subdued performances? And will they finally learn how to dress for secret underground S&M clubs?***The only way to find out is to give a listen and join the fun right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #podcast #jonathanglazer #scarlettjohansson #undertheskin #a24 #filmreview #esotericacinema
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial (or sketchy-sketch!) during one of our breaks. We put a lot of work into them, and since everyone seems to agree they're a lot of fun, we figured we'd share them with you separately during our off weeks.***Episode 1 of Season 2 features this sketch, "Home Seekers: New Zealand" inspired by Dead Alive/Braindead. In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to listen to the sketch on its own again, give a listen!***Written by Ryan Seybold & Jason PetersPerformed by Ryan Seybold, Javon Aldridge, and Debi Peters.***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #deadalive #braindead #homeseekers #newzealand #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
Hello peoples and welcome back to a brand-spanking-new season of your favorite film discussion program, Esoterica Cinema! This season promises to bring more films, more laughs, more guesthouses, and even some unique bonus episodes! And yes, we're still doing the comedy sketches, in case you were wondering.***To kick things off, we're looking at 1993's Dead Alive (or Braindead if you're the international sort....though from your perspective, I suppose we're the international sorts, right?)Will the guys be charmed by Peter Jackson's arguable overuse of blood & gore? Will they be charmed by the zaniness of the film's spirit? And will they finally learn how many zombies it takes to fill a New Zealand mansion?***The only way to find out is to give a listen and join the fun right here on Esoterica Cinema!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #podcast #peterjackson #braindead #deadalive #esotericacinema
Jason & Ryan are back for another season of discussing the hell out of films from the cinematic universe, launching September 1'st!Season 2 is going to be bigger, badder, and more fun than ever, with weekly episodes and monthly variety shows! If you enjoyed us before, you'll love what we have in store for season 2 of Esoterica Cinema!
Returning to the Schneider-verse, we share a hilarious and deep chat about Zack Snyder and filmmaking in the modern age with Jason & Ryan, hosts of the excellent "Esoterica Cinema" podcast. We tear into Snyder's first post DC film, and along the way the energized conversation reveals many layers to the undead movie and its artistically talented creator. Plus, what movie does this movie seem to a nod to? And the Esoterica boys absolutely slay the game "What's it all about?" Please rate, review, share & subscribe to Repeat Viewing (and Esoterica Cinema!) wherever you listen to podcasts! Theme music by Samuel Oak.
I'm joined by the homies, Jason and Ryan from Esoterica Cinema to discuss 1993's Hard Target. We honor the late great Wilford Brimley and his fantastic walrus moustache and we also bask in the light of Jean-Claude Van Damme's dope mullet. The Moustachioed Podcastio is the weird uncle of the wonderful PodMoth Media Network. Check out more PodMoth podcasts here: https://podmoth.network/ TW: @PodMothNetwork IG: @PodMoth Check out Esoterica Cinema at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/esoterica-cinema/id1525980589 Featured Podcast: The Lost Signal Podcast Check them out at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lost-signal/id1465964518
Every episode of Esoterica Cinema features a comedy sketch in the form of a fake commercial (or sketchy-sketch!) during one of our breaks. We put a lot of work into them, and since everyone seems to agree they're a lot of fun, we figured we'd share them with you separately during our off weeks.***Episode 20 features this sketch, "Charles Cheesie's Family Restaurant" inspired by Willy's Wonderland. In case you didn't listen to the episode, or if you'd just like to see what the comedy aspect of our show is all about, give it a listen!***Written, Produced, and Performed by Jason Peters***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#filmcomedy #moviecomedy #satire #fakecommercial #sketchcomedy #willyswonderland #niccage #kevinlewis #sketch #audiosketch #esotericacinema #weknowweareidiots
What do you get when you cross a banana-pants crazy actor like Nic Cage with a bunch of other people you've never heard of before? This Season 1 Finale of Esoterica Cinema starring Jason & Ryan, featuring Willy's Wonderland!***Will the guys find enough death and mayhem to satisfy their cartoonish craving? Will they be charmed by the wordless performance of the great Cage? And will they finally learn how many curb stomps it takes to defeat an animatronic gorilla?***The only way to find out is to give a listen and join the fun!***Follow us on Twitter @Esoterica CinemaCheck us out on Instagram EsotericaCinema#movies #film #indiepodcast #moviepodcast #podcast #niccage #kevinlewis #willyswonderland #esotericacinema
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