Podcasts about hoxton movies

Once Upon a Time… In Hoxton Movies there were 2 presenters (as Matt was on holiday) who sought to bring you all the latest movies news and reviews. Niki and Morten chat trailers for Little Women, A Hidden Life and Last Christmas + Morten brings us all up and coming events and screenings from our partner cinema, Genesis. Reviews include Transit, JT Leroy and Tarantino’s latest Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, which also provides our soundtrack of the week for the week. https://twitter.com/hoxtonmovies https://twitter.com/GenesisCinema

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. The Brady Bunch Movie(1995) is rated 5.9 on IMDB and 63% on Rotten Tomatoes as rated by critics so at the top end of the scale but certainly a film that appears on the surface to be a lot less than it might be. Actor, writer and podcaster John Dorney joins us to defend the film and try to convince the Hoxton Movies team of its merits. Check out John on Best Pick Pod: bestpickpod.com

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Just My Luck (2006) is rated 5.3 on IMDB and 14% on Rotten Tomatoes by critics and was universally panned on release so deserving of a re-appraisal perhaps. Film writer and critic Ella Kemp joins us to defend the film and try to convince the Hoxton Movies team of its merits.

Hey everyone! Films eh? Films are great! Fab! Spread the love! Hit the bell for the notification squad! Subscribe and rate! Yadda bloody yadda. All that waffle. All that filler. Life is filler. Films are filler. Let's chat filler. Frank Soldato, Adam Grundy, and Blair Treacy talk about the films they saw last week (Crazy Rich Asians, The Predator, Ocean's 8) as well as some recent news on Disney slowing down Star Wars releases, Bond 25's new director, & a terrible Child's Play remake that no one wants. You might have a glimmer of though that you want it, but you don't. And then there's Hot Takes. It's a spicy one. Adam and Frank have mini breakdowns. Blair rises above that. For now. Luke Ibbetson meanwhile was on the Hoxton Movies show discussing his love for Road House. Have a listen to his bit. He's a good lad.    

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Road House (1989) is rated 6.5 on IMDB but just 38% on Rotten Tomatoes by critics. It maintains a cult classic status but clearly in need of defending. Writer/Director Luke Ibbetson is this week's guest as he tries to convince the Hoxton Movies team that it deserves a re-appraisal. Follow on Twitter: @HoxtonMovies @GenesisCinema @LukeIbbetson

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Tusk (2014) is rated 5.4 on IMDB and 43% on Rotten Tomatoes by critics so it is at the upper end but in need of a defence. Writer and podcaster Chay Collins joins us to defend the film and try to convince the Hoxton Movies team that it deserves a re-appraisal. Follow on Twitter: @HoxtonMovies @GenesisCinema @chaycollinsyes

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift is rated 6 on IMDB and 37% on Rotten Tomatoes by critics so it just about qualifies for a defence. Film writer and critic Steph Watts joins us to defend the film and try to convice the Hoxton Movies team that it deserves a re-appraisal. Follow on Twitter: @HoxtonMovies @GenesisCinema @_stephwatts

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. A Return to Salem's Lot (1987) is rated 4.3 on IMDB and 23% on Rotten Tomatoes by users with no critic score. It is the lowest ratest film someone has defended on the show. Film writer and critic Jimi Fletcher joins us in an attempt to convince us of the film's merits - will he succeed? Follow on Twitter: @HoxtonMovies @GenesisCinema @Fletchtalks

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. The Paperboy (2012) is rated 5.8 on IMDB and 43% on Rotten Tomatoes and was a film that divided fans and critics down the middle with a mix for 4-5 star reviews as well as 2 stars. Musanna Ahmed is a film critic and writer for Film inquiry and this week he gets his chance to convince the Hoxton Movies crew of this film's merits! @HoxtonMovies @Genesis Cinema @musannaaa

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Poison Ivy(1992) scores 5.4 on IMDb and just 37% on Rotten Tomatoes so an oft-maligned film. Anna Bogutskaya, programmer at the BFI and 1 half of The Final Girls defends the film's merits and tries to persuade you to see the film in a new light.

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Dying Young (1991) boasts a score of 6 on IMDb but just 23% on Rotten Tomatoes so perhaps more love from the audience side than the critics. Nikki Williams AKA The Celluloid Sorceress is in the studio to defend Dying Young - does she convince the sceptical Hoxton Movies crew? Nikki is also screening Dying Young at the Cinema Museum in June so check it out: http://www.cinemamuseum.org.uk/2018/the-celluloid-sorceress-presents-dying-young-1991/

Chay and EJ discuss their wigs, consult a real life couple, Megan Kealey & Morten Wright from Hoxton Movies, and Chay pitches their spec script.

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Jackass The Movie (2002) boasts a score of 6.6 on IMDb and 48% Rotten Tomatoes so just about sneaks in for an In Defence Of... Hannah Woodhead, staff writer/reviewer for Little White Lies has her chance to defend Jackass The Movie for the Hoxton Movies team...were we convinced?

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Curse of the Pink Panther (1983) boasts a score of 4.3 on IMDb and 29% Rotten Tomatoes - so not a lot of love all round. Producer Tom Salinsky from fellow film podcast Best Pick defends Curse of the Pink Panther and why he feels it deserves to be his In Defence Of...

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Ghostbusters 2 is another choice that sits on the cusp between critical panning and audience love with 6.5 on IMDB but just 53% on Rotten Tomatoes. Probably one of our highest rated movies to be defended in fact. Fellow podcasters Danny and Sam from the Film Chat Podcast discuss the merits of Hook and why they feel it deserves to be their In Defence Of...

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which we invite a guest to defend a film of their choice with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Hook is an interesting choice as it has 6.7 on IMDB but just 29% on Rotten Tomatoes meaning it seems to hold a special place in the hearts of the general movie-going public but is lambasted by critics. Filmmaker and writer Joel Blackledge discusses the merits of Hook and why he feels it deserves to be his In Defence Of...

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which a guest defends a film with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. With 5.4 on IMDB and 17% on Rotten Tomatoes this 1987 action fantasy definitely passes the test. Musician Billy Lunn defends the 80s Dolph Lungren "classic" Masters of the Universe in this edition of In Defence Of...

Kate was joined by Nikki from Hoxton Movies in Tash & Mari’s absence this week. They played a plethora of new tunes from the likes of La Lune, DIDI, Carolyn’s Fingers, Mint Field & Partner. Francesca from alternative/indie band After London also came in to the studio for a chat about the band’s new EP, and their upcoming launch show at Hoxton Bar & Kitchen on 7th Feb.

*Spoiler warning - the entire film is discussed in the special feature. The Hoxton Movies team bring you "In Defence Of..." - a bonus feature in which a guest defends a film with less than 6 on IMDB and/or 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. With 5.4 on IMDB and 40% on RT, Freddy's Revenge is firmly in the discredited film camp. Cliff Barnes joins us to defend Nightmare on Elm St 2: Freddy's Revenge.

On Hoxton Movies this week Niki, Matt and Morten bring you all the latest movie news and reviews including reviews of Ghostbusters, Neon Demon and Summertime and the DVD release of High Rise. Morten gives you the lowdown on the latest at our partner cinema Genesis Cinema in Whitechapel. This week’s soundtrack of the week comes from I’m Not There. @HoxtonMovies @GenesisCinema

Hoxton Movies – HALF YEAR REVIEW! On Hoxton Movies this week Niki, Matt and Morten bring you all the latest movie news and reviews including reviews of Legend of Tarzan, Now You See Me 2 and the DVD release of Anomalisa. Morten gives you the lowdown on the latest at our partner cinema Genesis Cinema in Whitechapel. The three of us also select our favourite films of the year so far and our worst.