Podcasts about hold the dark

Director Jeremy Saulnier follows up his brutal downers of Green Room and Hold the Dark with a politically angry new action thriller. With a star-making turn from actor Aaron Pierre, Rebel Ridge rides into the pantheon of contemporary suspense in ways that might be surprising, especially if you're expecting more sanguine violence from Saulnier. We discuss all the ways Rebel Ridge subverts your typical action tropes to deliver something fresh.

This week, P.T.August continues with P.T.A.'s most recent output, and for the second time this year we're joined once again by the people's champion Matt Pollock to talk about a movie he has been smitten with since its COVID-era theatrical release: it's 2021's Licorice Pizza, written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, and starring Alana Haim, Cooper Hoffman, Sean Penn, Tom Waits, Bradley Cooper, Benny Safdie, Skyler Gisondo, Mary Elizabeth Ellis, Harriet Sansom Harris, and the entire Haim family. A collection of mostly true stories from 1970s L.A. embued with the golden glow of Anderson's own That One Summer childhood nostalgia, its led by two extremely winning performances from a pair of actors both making their big screen debuts. While not without its controversies, it's a dreamlike hazy hangout movie we all loved quite a lot. If you'd like to watch the film before listening along to our discussion, Licorice Pizza is currently streaming in Canada on Crave and across the globe on the Criterion Channel at the time of publication. Other works referenced in this episode include Twisters, Targets, Scanners, Kim's Video, Michael Clayton, Saturday Night, The Ladies Man, Coneheads, It's Pat, Rebel Ridge, Hold The Dark, Green Room, Blue Ruin, Clueless, Dazed and Confused, Wild Wild West, An Evening With Kevin Smith, A Star Is Born, Maestro, Warrior, Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, The Curse, Good Time, Coffee and Cigarettes, Down By Law, Rumble Fish, The Outsiders, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, Mystery Men, Domino, Seven Psychopaths, Special When Lit, Pinball: The Man Who Saved The Game, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood..., among countless others. We'll be back next week with more P.T.August as Travis Woloshyn joins the two-timer club, returning to talk another fumblingly comic detective noir as we watch Joaquin Phoenix and Katherine Waterston in 2014's Inherent Vice! Which is shockingly not currently streaming, at least not in Canada, so... good luck. Try the library! Until then, we'll see you at the movies!!

Der Frühling zeigt bereits sein mildes, sonniges Lächeln, aber Winterkind Patrick holt für sein Wunschdoppel in dieser Woche noch einmal die Schneestiefel heraus. Mit Daniel geht's direkt vom Irrenhaus in die nicht weniger gruselige Mördervilla in Curtains - Wahn ohne Ende (1983). Einen Sinn hinter der ganzen Slasherfarce finden die beiden Herren aber hier wie dort nicht. Und was verdammt noch mal ist mit dieser gruseligen Puppe los?!? Sehr viel schlüssiger und deutlich gemeiner ist Wolfsnächte (Hold the Dark, 2018), der es schafft, trotz seiner Netflixwurzeln schockierend gut zu sein. Natürlich finden der Lohmi und Herr Gramsch dennoch viel zu meckern. Aber vielleicht färbt die üble Laune der Protagonisten in Jeremy Saulniers blutigem Actionthriller auch einfach nur ab…

Man versus beast movies often make for electric Hollywood skirmishes, but Alaskan settings heighten the conflict even further. On today's Be Reel, Chance and Noah discuss "The Edge," "The Grey" and "Hold The Dark"—a trio of films about how outsiders to The Last Frontier find their lives (and masculinity) threatened by howling winds and howling wolves. (We would like to dedicate this episode to Bart the Bear and saying "Charles" without pronouncing the 'r'.)

Man vs. beast movies often make for electric Hollywood skirmishes, but Alaskan settings heighten the conflict even further. On today's Be Reel, Chance and Noah discuss "The Edge," "The Grey" and "Hold The Dark"—a trio of films about how outsiders to The Last Frontier find their lives (and masculinity) threatened by howling winds and howling wolves. (We would like to dedicate this episode to Bart the Bear and saying "Charles" without pronouncing the 'r'.) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theplaylist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theplaylist/support

Welcome back to The ManNic Film Club. For season three we've scoured the internet and combed through numerous lists to find some of the most under appreciated films on Netflix, and so ManNic Productions are happy to bring you season three or as we're calling it... The ManNic Film Club: Hidden Gems! This season we're bringing you ten main episodes each focusing on one of Netlix's hidden gem films. We have collected 19 films from various sources including GQ Magizine, Collider, Thoughts For Film & Liams home town newspaper The Saffron Walden Reporter. Each episode we randomly pick one film from the list. In this week's episode we're watching Hold The Dark! After the deaths of three children suspected to be killed by wolves, writer Russell Core is hired by the mother of a missing six-year-old boy to track downthe wolves and avenge the missing children! Will "Hold The Dark" feeling like alphas or howling at the moon in disgrace! Let us know if you agree with our review or if you think we're way off, head over to @Themannic on Twitter and let us know if the film was a Hit or a Miss for you! The next hidden gem we're going to be watching is "'71", you now have two weeks to watch along with us ready for the next epsiode! (this film is sadly now only avaibale on Amazon Prime) If you want to get a little more from your manNic experience why not check out one of our social media platforms (Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Tumblr) or even become a ManNic Patreon. ManNic Patrons get access to extended episodes of The ManNic Podcast containing patreon exclusive segments as well as access to the ManNic Discord. You can find the link to our Patreon as well as all our social media in the Linktree: https://linktr.ee/ManNic ---------- Thank you for listening, don't forget to Like, Comment & Subscribe! Stay Safe & Stay ManNic!

Season four is finally coming to a close! To see out the fourth season the boys are adding superpowers to films that were previously completely super power free... Will they improve or destroy the film? You'll have to listen to find out! We close off this seasons segments as well as discussing The Umbrella Academy, The Sandman, Dc League Of Super Pets and lots more! Thank you for supporting us we will be back with Season Five before you notice we're gone! In the meantime why not check out The ManNic Film Club Season Three which premieres this Friday (2nd September) with "Hold The Dark" on Netflix! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This season we are bringing you three segments on top of the weekly theme! CHARACTER SHOWDOWN The first is a brand new segment that we like to call "Character Showdown". The boys each randomly select a contender followed by a random activity (such as, who would win in a thumb war or Who would win in a staring contest" they then have to fight for their contender to be that weeks victor! CASTING COUCH A returning segment, Casting Couch is a running segment where the boys attempt top reboot a well loved franchise. This season the boys will be casting the adult characters if the Harry Potter series. This includes faculty, family, allies & villains! THIS WEEK IN GEEK A new segment where the boys take a look at the latest entertainment news as well as discussing all the latest things they've watched, played and enjoyed! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If that wasn't enough for you we also have two Patreon exclusive segments for those of you who are ManNic Patrons and have access to the extended episodes. Patreon is the best way to enhance your ManNic experience. For as low as £1 a month you get access to extended episodes as well as the ManNic Discord where you can chat to other patrons as well as help shape the future of the podcast. - The link to our Patreon is available in the Linktree below. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If your new to The ManNic universe then why not check out one of our social media profiles (using the Linktree link) where we post updates, polls, blogs and general musings! https://linktr.ee/ManNic Dont forget to go and check out our friends over at "A Nice Cup Of Histortea" at the link below! http://CupofHistortea.buzzsprout.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for listening Stay Safe & Stay ManNic!

Hello friends! After a brief summer hiatus the boys are back with a couple reviews before our summer franchise series comes back, "Summer of the Conjuring". This episode we review Possession from 1981 and Hold The Dark 2018, as stated in the title.  One of these movies got a 10 so be sure to tune in!   We will return soon with our Summer of the Conjuring and will be joined by not one but 2 special guests!

The word 'myth' refers to a society's collective stories, often involving Gods and the heroes that have offended them and Bad Dad Peter Andre has us thinking all about them and their cinematic representations and influences this week, as we kick things off with the Top 5 Mythical Characters. THE NORTHMAN is the second Robert Eggers film we've reviewed in recent months, after the deranged and often unpleasant THE LIGHTHOUSE and sees the director taking on the Hamlet origin story in what I hope is the first of a marvel style Shakespeare shared universe. Alexander Skarsgård seems to have found a niche playing wolf obsessed psychopaths having also explored this territory in the exceptionally bleak HOLD THE DARK and here he continues that as Prince Amleth, seeking revenge for the murder of his father King Aurvandil (Ethan Hawke) and the abduction and forced betrothal of his mother Queen Gudrún (Nicole Kidman) by his uncle Fjolnir (the excellently named Claes Bang). Eggers creates an authentic feeling world for his Vikings as well as portraying their spiritual side in a manner that allows us to enjoy the fantastical elements of their mythology balanced alongside the historical realism that is his trademark. An often incredible looking film, all bleak greys, lush greens and fire amongst the darkness at the gates of Hel, with timeless themes about anger and betrayal and how revenge wreaks damage on everyone connected no matter how tangentially, if you don't like dimly lit scenes of people making strange vocalisms to rhythmic drumming or sequences where people behave like dogs (a recurring motif for Eggers and for Willem Dafoe who at least doesn't have to do the barking this time) then you should probably avoid this, but if you're okay with all that and you enjoy timeless and classic Shakespearean themes, young boys decapitating horses and Valkyries riding into a beautiful Valhalla then this is probably the movie for you. Looking forward to The Safdie Brother's HENRY IV (PART 1) followed by Ari Aster's RICHARD III and then the eventual and inevitable history play team up movie helmed by Yorgos Lanthimos.  ULYSSES 31 is an undisputed classic animated series for those of a certain age, who can hear the theme tune in their heads just by the very mention of that title, though none of us remember the numerical suffix. Updating Homer's The Odyssey, the first episode sets up the basic premise of the series, namely that it is the 31st century and space Jesus Ulysses has killed a giant cyclops rescuing his son Telemachus and his smurf friends but the ancient gods are angry and sentence them to roam the stars in stasis until they find the kingdom of Hades. I've already mentioned the theme tune but it really is one for the ages, the animation is excellent and inventive and the central conceit, retelling Greek mythology through the medium of space opera is an obviously great idea, credited to Jean Chalopin (THE MYSTERIOUS CITIES OF GOLD, INSPECTOR GADGET). Be warned though, the comic relief robot sidekick No-No is awful in both concept and execution.We love to hear from our listeners! By which I mean we tolerate it. Try us on twitter @dads_film, on Facebook Bad Dads Film Review or on our website baddadsfilm.com. Until next time, we remain... Bad Dads 

Overview Our first culture clash takes place in northern climes and its cold. This is another one that is based on a book and its a wild ride right from the start. What seems like a simple story of a child killed by wolves and then a hunter coming to shoot the wolves evolves into […] The post Season 03 – Episode 01 – Hold the Dark appeared first on Horror Lasagna.

When you think about scenes in movies, boiling water never is too far from the screen. Tropes such as demanding that someone grabs hot water and towels when babies are born or directors using the whistling effect of a boiling kettle to signify tension seem ubiquitous and there's always the numerous horror movies where some poor victim receives a splash of the hot stuff to relate. Not to mention FATAL ATTRACTION of course. With that said when we came to discuss the Top 5 Scenes with Boiling Water, we collectively struggled to remember a single film, scene, or line of dialogue anywhere, from any movie or tv show that was about the subject so join us as we muddle through that. Howie's Netflix menu paralysis resulted in us watching HOLD THE DARK. When Medora Sloane's 6-year-old son is abducted from the remote Alaskan town of Keelut, she asks author and wolf expert Russell Core (Jeffrey Wright) to help track down the pack responsible. As her husband Vernon (an intense Alexander Skarsgård) returns injured from active combat duty to join the hunt, distressing revelations being to emerge. Director Jeremy Saulnier and writer Macon Blair (I DON'T FEEL AT HOME IN THIS WORLD ANYMORE) bring us this dense examination of human behaviour with strong cinematography and occasional explosive outbursts of brutal violence. Grim, bleak and utterly devoid of humour I found this one sometimes narratively incoherent and without a strong emotional performance or character to connect to. SURF'S UP sees aspiring penguin professional surfer Cody Maverick competing against the world's best in the Big Z Memorial surfing contest, including 9-time former champion Tank "The Shredder" Evans and dim-witted stoner Chicken Joe. After being stung by a sea urchin named Ivan, lifeguard Lani takes Cody to meet her uncle Geek but what does all this have to do with the disappearance of Cody's inspiration, Big Z? I don't know but I bet it won't be that they are the same person, Zeke having faked his own death to avoid having to deal with the humiliation of becoming second best at the sport he loves. Although I wouldn't bet a lot on that. Or anything. With a strong ensemble cast including Jeff Bridges, Zooey Deschanel, Diedrich Bader, Jon Heder and a memorable turn from James Woods as an ambitious otter and a genuinely novel and ambitious mockumentary aesthetic, incredible water effects and an improvisation heavy approach this was enjoyed by us all.We love to hear from our listeners! By which I mean we tolerate it. Try us on twitter @dads_film, on Facebook Bad Dads Film Review or on our website baddadsfilm.com. Until next time, we remain... Bad Dads

We welcome Kelly Jewett back into the Haven't Seen It lair to discuss a movie that she stumbled across at random on Netflix. That movie is called "Hold the Dark", and what a movie it is. Tangents, back-and-forths, and grand unified theories abound in this conversation about a movie that demands interpretation. What is the main theme of Hold the Dark? Is it explicitly about local Alaskan tradition and the mystical relationship between people and animals, or is it just a bunch of psychos with a misguided and brutally violent take on what it means to enact revenge?

In this episode, we welcome the wintery season and dive into Jeremy Saulnier's most recent film Hold the Dark from 2018. It's another heavy movie with quite a lot to discuss and dig in on. Michael breaks out the whiteboard to chart some of his own personal theories and interpretations of the plot. Jason questions one of the elements made significantly more vague in the translation from book to film. Dustin self-reflects about his hangups with Netflix Originals. As big fans, we also spend a bit of time celebrating the general filmography of Saulnier as well. And so much more! Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) What We've Been Watching: -Michael: Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight (2020) -Dustin: The Night House (2020) -Jason: Dune (2021) Show Notes: -Hold the Dark Trailer -Check out Hold the Dark on Netflix -Related Film: Murder Party -Related Film: Blue Ruin -Related Film: Green Room -Related Film: I Don't Feel At Home in This World Anymore -Related Film: The Witch -Related Topic: Chekhov's Gun -Related Topic: Yupik peoples -Related Film: Iron Man 3 -Related Topic: Wendigo -Related Film: Robocop -Related Film: First Blood -Related Topic: Skoll & Hati -Related Film: Donnie Darko -Related Film: Hereditary -Related Author: Cormac McCarthy -Related Film: Super Dark Times -Related Film: Under the Silver Lake Next Time: The Children (2008)

What does Alexander Skarsgård, Jeffrey Wright, Riley Keough, James Badge Dale, Macon Blair, and Julian Black Antelope have in common with the Hunger Games? They are all mentioned in this week's episode! Inspired by how long Hold the Dark (2018) is, the gang decided to record an extra long episode. Thaís quilts together a theory about the plot while Brady flexes his history knowledge and explains once again that this was not a fake war. Unleash your inner wolf and join them as they discuss popular theories and interpretations of this grim, Alaskan masterpiece. But be warned, for this episode contains spoilers!  Have a movie suggestion? Send us an email at worthwatchingoncepod@gmail.com and follow us on Twitter @ww1pod and Instagram @worthwatchingonce. Visit us at www.worthwatchingonce.com

Episode 220 - Left For The Wolves We think it's fair to say that the year 2020 was for the birds, right? Well wouldn't you know it, 2021 isn't faring much better so far. At the rate we're going 2021 might be better off if we just leave it to the wolves. Are you guys getting the theme here? It's an animal thing.... just, just go along with it, alright? Gosh! This week we grabbed some Husky IPA from Alaskan Brewing Co. and traveled to the only place that can match our feelings toward 2021 so far, the frozen, unforgiving tundra of Alaska, and watched a couple movies that would prepare us for becoming wolf feed. Cheers! Follow us! Twitter: @thebuzzedkillPC Instagram: @thebuzzedkillpodcast Facebook.com/thebuzzedkillpodcast MOVIES WE DISCUSSED - THE GREY(2011) - HOLD THE DARK (2018)

In this episode, Ryan and Erik head into the stark world of Hold the Dark, a Netflix original film written by Macon Blair and directed by Jeremy Saulnier. Then, Ryan finds a sweet new wolf mask. Also, Erik gets stabbed in the head.Timestamps:Intro: 0:00Main Topic: 1:51Ryan’s Word of the Day: 56:25It’s Time to Ask Ryan a Question: 1:09:00Whatcha Been?: 1:19:05Email questions, suggestions, or corrections to us at turnthesubtitleson@gmail.com.You can follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram for information on upcoming episodes and behind the podcast nuggets.

Shannon and Cathy discuss The Jack in the Box and other Horror Watches plus Horror Facts with Cath. We talk about how by the time this episode airs we might be in safety at home and INDEED Los Angeles and California in general is back in safety at home protocols when this episode was posted. https://www.patreon.com/terrortalk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/terrortalkpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TalkTerror Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/newterrortalkpodcast/ Business Inquiries: terrortalkpodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terrortalk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terrortalk/support

In the follow up to the previous discussion we all talk about watching each other's favorite scary movies. Scott picked "Hold The Dark". Erin picked "Insidious" and Zack "Suspiria". Follow us on:Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/wheresmykeyspod/Twitterhttps://twitter.com/wheresmykeyspodEmailwheresmykeyspod@gmail.com

This week Randy and Will prep themselves for the harsh winter ahead by reviewing Jeremy Saulnier's 2018 Alaskan mystery-thriller Hold The Dark.---Find Cathode Ray Mission on Letterboxd at crmpodOr on Instagram at cathoderaymissionpodEmails us at cathoderaymissionpodcast@gmail.comFind Randy & Will on Letterboxd at Raygun Busch & Wolf DakotaOr on Instagram @raygun_busch and @will.scovill

Scott gets into horror movies with our special guests Erin and Zack. We talk about why we dig them. Some of our faves. And what we hate. Then we dig into our individual faves "Hold the Dark" (Scott), "Insidious" (Erin) and "Suspiria" (Zack) that we all watched for this episode. Follow us on:Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/wheresmykeyspod/Twitterhttps://twitter.com/wheresmykeyspodEmailwheresmykeyspod@gmail.com

Filmography Club closes the book on the work of Jeremy Saulnier by having a discussion with writer/director Dycee Wildman about the 2018 film, Hold the Dark.

This week we check out Netflix’s one hundred and eleventh film the 2018 action thriller ‘Hold the Dark’ directed by Jeremy Saulnier starring Jeffrey Wright, Alexander Skarsgard, James Badge Dale, Riley Keough, Julian Black Antelope and Beckham Crawford.   Please follow us at Flix Forum on Facebook or @flixforum on Twitter and Instagram and answer our question of the week, 'Do you have any good snow trip memories?'   You can listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Podbean so please subscribe and drop us a review or 5 star rating.    If you're interested in what else we are watching, head on over to our Letterboxd profiles; MJ Jesse    We also have our own Flix Forum Letterboxd page! Links to all our past episodes and episode ratings can be found there by clicking here.    Next week we have 'Private Life', so check out the film before then. You can see the trailer here. 

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 101, I talk to Austin-based writer, actor, and director, Macon Blair. Macon and I discuss Robert Walden's face, being in a film - *Green Room -* that acts as a text that predicts current U.S race conflicts and asking Steven Soderbergh what his favourite movie is...the answer: *All The President's Men.* About Macon Blair (via Simon and Schuster ( https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Macon-Blair/151116958 ) ) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Macon Blair is a writer, actor, and director living in Austin, Texas. His credits in various capacities include *Hold The Dark, Blue Ruin, Green Room, Logan Lucky, The Florida Project* , and *I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore*. He's written comic book stories for Marvel, Dark Horse, and Image. He previously collaborated with Joe Flood on the graphic novel Hellcity, and Long Road To Liquor City has been a labor of love for them in the years since then. *Twitter:* @MaconBlair ( https://twitter.com/MaconBlair ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

This week, Morgan, Celia & Tucker are watching 2020's Project Power and 1979's The Fury, two movies that have more in common than any of us anticipated. Then they catch up on Hold The Dark from 2018 and question the height of actors, the most recent James Bond trailer, and Celia's first time watching 1999's The Insider. You can download episodes directly from itunes and rss. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to additional content and sesh. You can keep up with Tucker on Twitter at @factualopinion, Celia at @celiamattison and Morgan at @Morganjeske

This week, we watched Hold the Dark by one of our favorite young directors, Jeremy Saulnier. It's a story about Alaskan wolves for about ten minutes then it's about a whole lot of other things. It's definitely set in Alaska. Hit us up at cinetologypodcast@gmail.com ~~>Opening music: Cinetology Theme (Remix) by Double L / Closing music: Wolves by American Ice Age Support Cinetology by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/cinetology Find out more at https://cinetology.pinecast.co

Hey folks! We initially recorded this two years ago, though due to secret reasons we had to take the episode down. Now it's back for your listening enjoyment.   Topic list:   Devil's Triangle of Synopses The Wolf WhispererHOLD THE DARK Review True Detective Connection The Alaskan Hello Hollywood Ownage  Manly Shit Checklist Grimdark and Grandpa's Deathbed The Red Wolf (green is not a primary color) True Detective or Fortune Cookie? The More Dangerous Friend, Guy Doing Violence Right Three Distinct Chokes Taylor Sheridan Triggers Osborne  Wind River/Hold the Dark Whitewashing  Windigo Mini-Review The Passive Protagonist  A Scoop of Pineapple (Express) Pizzolato Corner Is That My Sandwich In There??? Lehane Corner Worst Thing Jordan Ever Wrote TV Writing Constrictions  Hightown (P-Town) Sneak Peek Tough Guys Don't Dance Mini-Review Crash Cart

Costume Designer Antoinette Messam’s body it’s work is so extreme from the stylish updated SUPERFLY to the gripping cold of HOLD THE DARK. Taking with such an all around talent I felt like I went back to school...I’m so thankful for this hour, you will be too.

In episode 6 we have the wonderful Antoinette Messam joining us. Antoinette was the costume designer for wonderful films like Creed, Orphan, Colossal and Hold The Dark.

Writer/actor/poster model for THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE Chase McCowan joins Sasha and Steven in expressing his passion for MOMMIE DEAREST (1981), the legendary hagsploitation starring Faye Dunaway - and therefore only barely featuring Diana Scarwid, Mara Hobel, Rutanya Alda and Steve Forrest. Is there anything more to the character of Christopher than inexplicably wearing a harness? Does Chase own MOMMIE DEAREST on every video format known to mankind? Is he a walking encyclopedia of all things Joan Crawford/Faye Dunaway/Bette Davis? Listen to find out. Also, Sasha and Steven recommend Hal Ashby's 1975 masterpiece SHAMPOO starring Warren Beatty, Julie Christie and Goldie Hawn - as well as Jeremy Saulnier's 2018 thriller HOLD THE DARK with Jeffrey Wright and Alexander Skarsgård. Email us at shutuppod@gmail.com Twitter/Instagram: @shutupiloveit1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shutupiloveit1/

Rayln Gladue is back! This time we are talking Hold The Dark, the decent Netflix film! It is Decent! We also talk about Joker! And much more! Check it out today! Sponsored by www.brewquet.ca  Rate! Review! Subscribe! *NEW EPISODES EVERY MONDAY* Email: letswatchthatpodcast@gmail.com Twitter/Instagram: @letswatchpod film, movies, humor, tv, reviews, podcast, Bryce Logan, Vancouver, guests, film school, arts, jokes, funny, entertainment, podcast, theatre, DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, screening, question, interview, Oscars, humour, actors, film festival, film review, IMDB, lets watch that, podcasting, pod, cast, director, writer, scripts, screenplay, iTunes, google play, Spotify, Reddit, BC, Canada, New Westminster, comedy, horror, action, drama, romance, sci-fi, mystery

Hey Swampies! The crew goes through the four movies of Jeremy Saulnier, MURDER PARTY, BLUE RUIN, GREEN ROOM, and HOLD THE DARK.

This week Adam and Nick talk about the violent, Alaskan set revenge flick, “Hold the Dark” from Murder Party Director Jeremy Saulnier. Also, Adam has put his hand in his pocket; we extend our reference materials beyond the Pigeon Movie Database, give an update on Hunk or Monk and reveal some exciting news for the future of the Stream Table.  As always there are SPOILERS ahead so if that sort of thing bothers you please watch the film before you listen  Bottom of the stream is a weekly podcast, hosted by film lovers Adam and Nick, exploring the parts of Netflix that most people don't go to in a bid to find out what hidden gems are lurking down there. Every week we rank the films we watch against each other and place them in what we like to call THE STREAM TABLE Follow us on Twitter and instagram @bots_podcast and on facebook at facebook.com/bottomofthestream check out our BRAND NEW WEBSITE: www.bottomofthestream.com

Hey everyone and welcome back to Brutally Honest Reviews, only on The Brutally Honest Network. This, along with most our our recent episodes are older as we catch up to our 2019 Season. Alas' this episode is more relevant to the streaming culture and you can still find all of the films we discuss on streaming services today. We dive into three films from Q4 2018 that were hyped or otherwise talked about all across social media at the least. The first, the Sandra Bullock post-apocalyptic vehicle, Bird Box, was heavily talked about all across every media platform imaginable. The second, the under the radar Dan Stevens period horror-thriller, The Apostle, from Gareth Evans of The Raid & The Raid 2 got all of us at BHR really excited. And the third, piggybacking off of Jeffrey Wright's success as Bernard in Westworld (AMC), Hold The Dark was a search and rescue film that looked beautiful, but didn't make a lot of sense. Check out these three films and let us know what you thought of them. And remember to keep it Brutally Honest! Watch On Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mxz_GjWq…&feature=youtu.be Listen On Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/brutally-honest-reviews/id1376023682 Listen On Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-198787686/ Listen On Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/evan-sch…views?refid=stpr Find Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrutallyHonestNetwork Find Us On Twitter: twitter.com/BrutallyNetwork Find Us On Instagram: www.instagram.com/brutallyhonestnetwork Cinematography, Recording, Editing & VFX: Hop Top Films (www.HopTopFilms.com) Studio: Hop Top Films Studios | Find Out How To Host Your Podcast Today!(evan@hoptopfilms.com)optopfilms.com)

Un veterano experto en lobos, Russell Core, viaja hasta un remoto pueblo de Alaska para ayudar a la joven madre Medora Slone a dar caza a los lobos que se llevaron a su hijo pequeño. El marido de Medora, Vernon, se encuentra combatiendo en la guerra de Iraq, y ella quiere que cuando regrese pueda, al menos, enseñarle el cadaver del lobo que les arrebató a su hijo

Seconde émission de New New Beat. On y parle de Green Room, le film d'horreur punk rock de Jeremy Saulnier (Blue Ruin, Hold The Dark), côté musique ça sera Fiddlehead, le dernier projet du chanteur des mythiques Have Heart.Comme à Newbeat on est toujours très logique, cette épisode est publié en second alors qu'il fut le premier enregistré donc y'a pas mal de raccords au pif et on dit même pas "au revoir". L'épisode trois sera plus carré et à l'épisode 678 on aura ptet une émission digne de ce nom :).

Seconde émission de New New Beat. On y parle de Green Room, le film d'horreur punk rock de Jeremy Saulnier (Blue Ruin, Hold The Dark), côté musique ça sera Fiddlehead, le dernier projet du chanteur des mythiques Have Heart.Comme à Newbeat on est toujours très logique, cette épisode est publié en second alors qu'il fut le premier enregistré donc y'a pas mal de raccords au pif et on dit même pas "au revoir". L'épisode trois sera plus carré et à l'épisode 678 on aura ptet une émission digne de ce nom :).

Jon & Jason are joined by Ian from BadMovieNight for the first dual filmaker focused on childhood friend directors Jeremy Saulnier (Green Room 2015) & Macon Blair (I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore 2017).#Movies #MoviereviewsFollow us on Twitter:Director's Cut @cut_directorJon Dunning @OrzhovDunnJason Alt @JasonEAltIan Anderson @IanthekiltmakerBadMovieNight @_BadMovieNightSupport the show by becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15831595Huge thanks for the original music provided by M.A.R.S. find them on Spotify!You can listen to this episode in podcast form on iTunes, Spotify, & everywhere else you can consume your content.

After the deaths of three children suspected to be killed by wolves, writer Russell Core is hired by the parents of a missing six-year-old boy to track down and locate their son in the Alaskan wilderness. Rated R | Runtime 2hr 5min | Drama, Horror, Adventure | Netflix Original Kevin Mallon joins us in the studio tonight for one of our favorite Netflix Originals of 2018 starring Jeffrey Wright, Alexander Skarsgård, James Badge Dale, and Riley Keough. We all ranked the film at a solid A- and do our best to explain that crazy ending! #flixin6 #NetflixOriginals #NetflixReviews Follow us on insta! Jeremy: @jermz1138 Michael: @naturezvalley Kevin: @thesupremetest2

Hold the Dark and Jim and Andy: The Great Beyond. The 2017 show playlist is here spotify:user:cockers_97:playlist:0EWljd6OS9tniyT5hCxgbR And follow the 2018 playlist here https://open.spotify.com/user/cockers_97/playlist/7vYj00WV4T1xiuk93DSgNH?si=SR1JhlBLQfOxHAPbH-TrSw

On Episode 342 of The Harold & Maudecast, Sarah and Jake review three Netflix Original films, VELVET BUZZSAW, HOLD THE DARK and POLAR. Also in this episode The Walking Dead, Season 9 Midseason Premiere, 909 "Adaptation". For more on these reviews and more podcast episodes visit www.thehmcnetwork.com

We begin our 2-part discussion of the best of 2018 in film by talking about ANNIHILATION, A QUIET PLACE, BLACK PANTHER, HOLD THE DARK, GREEN BOOK and more!  Look for part 2 in a few days! Thanks for listening!  Follow the show on Twitter: @GreatestPod and subscribe to our show on iTunes!  

Is it okay for a husband to kill his wife? Is it okay for ordinary townspeople to kill police officers? If you find out that something like this happens would you stop the person who's doing it? These questions and much much are brought up disgust and delved into this podcast review and in this movie that we're reviewing. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zachary-kamin-the-curious/support

We are breaking with tradition in the Lounge this week and reviewing not one, not two but three comic book movies. Moid has always been a Batman fan, Chris just copies what Moid does, Russ has multiple Batman tattoos and Dave has never seen the Dark Knight Trilogy. What a bunch of A-Holes. REVIEW BATMAN BEGINS THE DARK KNIGHT THE DARK KNIGHT RISES QUICK FLICKS Split, Birdbox, Snowdon, Ghost Stories, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, The Big Short, In The Fade, The House That Jack Built, The Orphanage, North By Northwest, Time After Time, Hold The Dark, Peppermint, The Endless, Fred, Attack the Block, Creep, Don't Worry He Won't Get Far On Foot, Eden Lake, Bros: When the Screaming Stops. The Snakeskin Movie Lounge is a fiercely independent podcast. We are commercial free, not part of a network and totally self funded. The only payment we accept is a 5 star rating and review on iTunes, it really helps like minded people find the show.

This week Sean and Steven dive into the films of a very promising writer/director in Jeremy Saulnier (pronounced soon-yay). First, we review and discuss his latest film produced and distributed by Netflix called Hold the Dark starring Jeffrey Wright, Alexander Skarsgard and Riley Keough. Then we get into the career of the True Detective Season 3 director and talk about his indie breakout Blue Ruin as well as his horror punk gut-punch in 2015's Green Room, not to be confused with Green Book. Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, and enjoy! Email us at celluloidheroespod@gmail.com

Join hosts Jason and Trevor for the 342nd episode of Movie Mavericks Podcast. Reviews: Bird Box Hold the Dark Searching Mid - 90's Trivial Trivia: First female director to have a film gross over $100,000,000 at the box office? Name the film? Movie News: Keanu Reeves suffers box office low We're Headed Back to Zamunda! Coming to America's Sequel Finds a Director ‘Mission: Impossible' Returning With Back-to-Back Films Directed by Chris McQuarrie ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Reboot Coming From Producers of Previous ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Reboot Peter Farley apologizes Trailer Addict: Men in Black: International Hellboy Godzilla: King of the Monsters US Triple Frontier

The whole gang's here to discuss Blue Ruin/Green Room director Jeremy Saulnier's new Alaskan wolf movie Hold the Dark (only on Netflix). Then they sniff each other and mark territory about the Modern Horror Genre and [spoiler] some Disappointing Follow-Ups from actors, directors, and wolf hunters we enjoy... Bark. > Direct podcast RSS feed: here!  > Contact: email, Facebook (movies, TV, games), and Twitter! > Check out The Media By Us Facebook Page too! > Review us on iTunes, Google Play, or anywhere!  New Homework Assignment: The Fly (1986) (Hulu) for Talk of Fame Warning: Some mild language. Some language is picante. *** Check out The Willow Walkers new single "Swamp Trash" on Spotify / iTunes / Amazon Music / Tidal / and more! *** > Intro theme courtesy of The Willow Walkers > Outro song "Extemporaneous  Birth" courtesy of Boo Reefa 

This week on The First Run, Matt returns from his brief hiatus to discuss Drew Goddard's latest, ‘Bad Times At The El Royale' with Chris. Is Goddard's twisty pulp thriller actually a good time after all? Chris shares his thoughts on Damien Chazelle's ‘First Man', starring Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong. Chazelle's film tells the story of Armstrong's journey to stepping foot on the moon. After the critically adored ‘Whiplash' and the 3 minute Best Picture tenure of ‘La La Land', does Chazelle have another hit? Then both gentlemen review Jeremy Saulnier's latest, ‘Hold The Dark'. After suffocating, relentless narrative's of ‘Blue Ruin' and ‘Green Room', how does Saulnier's wide-open Alaskan landscapes? Perhaps more character suffering will do it? There's the always-reliable big releases on Blu-Ray & DVD, featuring the Straight to DVD and Streaming Picks of the Week. The show then wraps up with the return of ‘What Are The Odds?' where your hosts figure out the odds on John Carpenter films get remade/sequels, Rey's parents end up being ‘important', Cats isn't horrible, and more!00:00-08:12: Intro/Bad Time At The El Royale08:13-13:08: First Man13:09-20:14: Blu-Ray & DVD Picks20:15-27:30: Hold The Dark27:31-46:43: What Are The Odds46:43-48:23: Wrap UpTheme music provided by Jamal Malachi Ford-Bey

ARKTOBER 2018 is upon us, and my brother (Gavin) and I (Noah) are back aboard The Movie Ark to kick off Year 2 of our Annual All Horror Month of content. We begin with yet another rambling, SPOILER filled review. This week we're discussing the admittedly non-traditional horror of Netflix's Newest Release, The 4th Film from the incomparable Jeremy Saulnier, Hold the Dark. We offer a few spoiler free thoughts before diving into the movie proper, BUT if you'd like to skip right past the review until you've seen it, we completely understand...Simply Jump to the 52 Minute Mark and ride out with us as we lay down The Rules for our respective Horror Movie Marathons. We hope you enjoy the episode; and don't forget, Stay Tuned All Month Long for New Episodes, Articles, and a few Surprises along the way. Have a Fantastic ARKTOBER Everyone! Intro ("In the Room Where You Sleep" by Dead Man's Bones) Outro ("Lose Your Soul" by Dead Man's Bones) Send Feedback : thearkofe@gmail.com Follow more from The Ark of E Network : On Instagram @thearkofenetwork , Twitter @thearkofe , and Our Website : www.thearkofe.com

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