Podcast appearances and mentions of katheryn bigelow

Johnny Utah is an F! B! I! AGENT! Bohdi is a surfing bank robber Zen master. Angelo likes meatball sandwiches. This is 1991's epic heist thriller, Point Break, starring Patrick Swayze, Keanu Reeves and Gary Busey, directed by Katheryn Bigelow. The Socials: YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moviepunditrypodcast7930 Twitter: @movie_punditry @mikeymo1741 @RDellBurns Threads: @Movie_Punditry @mikeymo1741 @rdell47 Facebook: https://wwww.facebook.com/MoviePunditry Instagram: @Movie_Punditry Email: moviepunditry@outlook.com Random Rewatch Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/mikeymo1741/list/random-rewatch/ Rewatch music Opening Music: Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by Alex Grohl via Pixabay.com

This time around, Matt and Daryl are joined by film critic and podcaster, Matthew Turner, to discuss Katheryn Bigelow's 1990 thriller, Blue Steel. You can find Matthew on Twitter (@FilmFan1971) and his podcast (Fatal Attractions

This week we have the @bvkpodcast on as guests to talk about Near Dark.  A neo-western 80's vampire horror movie that literally none of us had seen. Felicia and Brad bring some trivia about the making of this movie including how Katheryn Bigelow stole some actors from the set of Aliens. Tangents include: what makes a movie a western, scary movie covers that are seared into our memories, and how much cocaine Bill Paxton had to be on while shooting this movie. Thanks to our newest patron @billxrussell for your support!Near Dark (1987)Director: Kathryn BigelowTawny's rating 2.5/5Felicia's rating 1.3/5Zach's rating 2.88/5Nate's rating 0.73/5Scott's rating 1.27/5Brad's rating 1.86/5Average rating 1.76/5Support the show and get exclusive perks by being a patron! https://www.patreon.com/twochicksandahorrorflick?fan_landing=true Be a part of the conversation! Join our horror community on Discord: https://discord.gg/8WBByTQPFX Watch us on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnzdvNtFn92f5wM3uTFvThQ Don't forget to connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twochicksandahorrorflick You can also always send us your reviews, thoughts, and recommendations by emailing us at twochicksandahorrorflick@gmail.com or visit our site https://www.twochicksandahorrorflick.com/Support the show

Greetings, Script Apart listeners. Your mission today, should you choose to accept it – listen to the one and only David Koepp regale us with fascinating stories and insights from an astonishing three-decade career in Hollywood. Having written movies totalling over $9bn at the box office, David is a giant of the screenwriting world. Jurassic Park, Spider-Man, Carlito's Way, Panic Room and War of the Worlds are just a few of the iconic films that David has penned over the years, making the decision of which movie of his to cover today a tricky one. We threw the question over to him to decide, and his pick of the bunch was 1996's masterful Mission: Impossible – a Tom Cruise espionage epic that spawned five blockbuster sequels, with two more now on the way.David's Mission: Impossible was markedly different to the most recent instalments in the series. His adaptation of the 1960s TV series was a lean, patient spy slow-burn that had action and excitement, but thrived on tension and paranoia. It followed Ethan Hunt, a secret agent framed for the murder of his friends and colleagues following a botched mission in Prague. It's full of the sort of storytelling smarts that is commonplace in David's work, evident in everything from his 1989 debut Apartment Zero to last year's collaboration with Steven Soderbergh, the Covid thriller KIMI. In this wide-ranging conversation, David tells me about the chaos that submerged Mission: Impossible at multiple points in its development, the explosive prison break scene that was cut from his screenplay for budgetary reasons, the artful exposition that's a regular feature in his storytelling (seriously, study the Mr. DNA sequence in Jurassic Park if you don't believe me) and how he approaches screenwriting versus his work as a novelist. Last month, he released Aurora, his second novel, about a solar flare that knocks the Earth's electrical grid out and sends society into disarray. It's soon to be made into a movie, with Katheryn Bigelow.This episode will not self-destruct in five seconds – but you should still hurry to listen to it, because you don't want to miss David's incredible stories and advice for emerging writers. This was a one fun. Enjoy.Script Apart is hosted by Al Horner and produced by Kamil Dymek. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram, or email us on thescriptapartpodcast@gmail.com.Support for this episode comes from ScreenCraft, Arc Studio Pro and WeScreenplay.To get ad-free episodes and exclusive content, join us on Patreon.Support the show

Sit right here and have another beer in Mexico...it very well may be your last! Our latest look at crime cinema has us trudging through the muck of Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia, director Sam Peckinpah's unforgiving neo-western from 1974. But before we descend into oblivion, we load up a Blue Plate Special where we discuss Kathryn Bigelow's appropriately titled Strange Days, parse the latest David Cronenberg release Crimes of the future, and celebrate the dearly departed character acting legend Phillip Baker Hall. Upon eventually taking the off-ramp to Hell, we consider the game changing filmography of Peckinpah, the beauty of Warren Oates, and weigh what exactly today's film in question adds to the genre complexion of New Hollywood's cynicism. Feel free to skip to 2:12:05 for the beginning of our audio commentary. As always, please like, subscribe, rate, and review us on all of our channels, which include Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube! Contact us at huffmanbrothersproductions@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and requests.

Caleb Cotton gets more than he bargained for when a little bite on the neck gives him a fatal allergy to the sun. Forced to join an undead band of criminals as they leave a trail of crashed vehicles, burned out buildings, and broken bodies across the American Southwest, Caleb struggles to retain his humanity. Told he must kill within one week or the group will end his newfound immortality themselves, he must decide between an eternity of hedonistic carnage or a mortal life. The night, comes at a price in Katheryn Bigelow's Western Horror, Near Dark. Join Wyndham Jennings for a look at the film, its stars, and the evolution of vampires in film in this week's Celluloid Fever Dreams. Other films to check out: Curse of the Undead, Ganja and Hess, Martin, Pale Rider, The Valley of Gwangi, John Carpenter's Vampires, From Dusk til Dawn, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Dead Man, Silent Tongue --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/celluloidfeverdreams/support

Back again, The Oues dive straight into the biggest news of the week!- The Slap Heard Around EarthWe then jump back into our usual segments for:Streaming News- Are you ready to go back to Derry?- Daniel Kaluuya setting up The Kitchen!- Katheryn Bigelow readies her next film!Film News- 2022 Oscar Winners!- The Crow has been rebooted!Movie Trailers- Lightyear- Shining Girls- Top Gun Maverick- Ozark S4- The Staircase- Under the Banner of Heaven Full Trailer- The Sea Beast Trailer - Triz's Pick- Undone S2 Trailer - Rob's PickEntertainment News- Bruce Willis has retired from acting- Michael Bay confesses to directing too many Transformers films- Moon Knight Episode 1 Thoughts- Halo Episode 2 Thoughts- Atlanta Episode 3 Thoughts

The spotlight is on guest Patrick Harney who began his acting career performing in musicals and then studied acting while attending Michigan State University, becoming involved in student films. During that time, he was nominated for a "Pulsar Award" in the category of "Best Lead Actor in a Musical" for his role as "Eddie Birdlace" in the musical, "Dogfight." In 2016, he landed the supporting role of "Vince" in the MSU feature film called, "Sorta Late," which premiered at the "Traverse City Film Festival." Patrick later had the opportunity to have background work in Michael McCallum's short film, "Eskimo Brothers" and Katheryn Bigelow's, "Detroit" and also have a role in the pilot for a sci-fi series called, "Electron Blade" as "Sindricus." In 2018, Patrick had the lead role of "Matt" in the film, "Scapegoat" and appear in the music video for "Torn Apart" by the metal band "Of Virtue." His voice was utilized by SiN Studios to produce the video game "Tuebor," as well as a short film called, "Letters." In 2019, Patrick teamed up with Jeff Kapp, the director of "Scapegoat" to produce and star in Vigilant Entertainment's feature film, "Locker 42." In addition to recent projects, he had also taken his study further at the "Goteri Creative Arts Studio." During this episode, Patrick shared how his passion for entertainment started and continued to develop into a thriving career, with a delightful telling of tales along the way. By listening carefully, not only will you hear how successful he has been, you will gain some of his insight about things that are really important, such as how crucial having a support system is. Patrick also said vacation and hard work can take us places and that we can never give up on our dreams, which he emphasized. "What we have…we can really make a difference. So, keep pursuing those things. Don't stop. Listen to the internal voice that you have and continue to just develop those things and skills, and your own uniqueness. Don't make yourself a blueprint of everybody else." Not only will you be entertained by this episode, but you will also gain great insight and inspiration, along with what's up and coming from him, such as he "will be acting and producing on a movie set to start filming fall of 2020… so be on the lookout! Update: Patrick now hosts The Good Life with Patrick Harney https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6018841/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 https://www.facebook.com/OfficialPHarney Instagram and Twitter: @PHarns194

The spotlight is on guest Patrick Harney who began his acting career performing in musicals and then studied acting while attending Michigan State University, becoming involved in student films. During that time, he was nominated for a "Pulsar Award" in the category of "Best Lead Actor in a Musical" for his role as "Eddie Birdlace" in the musical, "Dogfight." In 2016, he landed the supporting role of "Vince" in the MSU feature film called, "Sorta Late," which premiered at the "Traverse City Film Festival." Patrick later had the opportunity to have background work in Michael McCallum's short film, "Eskimo Brothers" and Katheryn Bigelow's, "Detroit" and also have a role in the pilot for a sci-fi series called, "Electron Blade" as "Sindricus." In 2018, Patrick had the lead role of "Matt" in the film, "Scapegoat" and appear in the music video for "Torn Apart" by the metal band "Of Virtue." His voice was utilized by SiN Studios to produce the video game "Tuebor," as well as a short film called, "Letters." In 2019, Patrick teamed up with Jeff Kapp, the director of "Scapegoat" to produce and star in Vigilant Entertainment's feature film, "Locker 42." In addition to recent projects, he had also taken his study further at the "Goteri Creative Arts Studio." During this episode, Patrick shared how his passion for entertainment started and continued to develop into a thriving career, with a delightful telling of tales along the way. By listening carefully, not only will you hear how successful he has been, you will gain some of his insight about things that are really important, such as how crucial having a support system is. Patrick also said vacation and hard work can take us places and that we can never give up on our dreams, which he emphasized. "What we have…we can really make a difference. So, keep pursuing those things. Don't stop. Listen to the internal voice that you have and continue to just develop those things and skills, and your own uniqueness. Don't make yourself a blueprint of everybody else." Not only will you be entertained by this episode, but you will also gain great insight and inspiration, along with what's up and coming from him, such as he "will be acting and producing on a movie set to start filming fall of 2020… so be on the lookout! Update: Patrick now hosts The Good Life with Patrick Harney https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6018841/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 https://www.facebook.com/OfficialPHarney Instagram and Twitter: @PHarns194

The spotlight is on guest Patrick Harney who began his acting career performing in musicals and then studied acting while attending Michigan State University, becoming involved in student films. During that time, he was nominated for a “Pulsar Award” in the category of "Best Lead Actor in a Musical" for his role as “Eddie Birdlace” in the musical, “Dogfight.” In 2016, he landed the supporting role of “Vince” in the MSU feature film called, “Sorta Late,” which premiered at the “Traverse City Film Festival.” Patrick later had the opportunity to have background work in Michael McCallum's short film, “Eskimo Brothers” and Katheryn Bigelow's, “Detroit” and also have a role in the pilot for a sci-fi series called, “Electron Blade” as “Sindricus.” In 2018, Patrick had the lead role of “Matt” in the film, “Scapegoat” and appear in the music video for "Torn Apart" by the metal band “Of Virtue.” His voice was utilized by SiN Studios to produce the video game “Tuebor,” as well as a short film called, “Letters.” In 2019, Patrick teamed up with Jeff Kapp, the director of “Scapegoat” to produce and star in Vigilant Entertainment's feature film, “Locker 42.” In addition to recent projects, he had also taken his study further at the “Goteri Creative Arts Studio.” During this episode, Patrick shared how his passion for entertainment started and continued to develop into a thriving career, with a delightful telling of tales along the way. By listening carefully, not only will you hear how successful he has been, you will gain some of his insight about things that are really important, such as how crucial having a support system is. Patrick also said vacation and hard work can take us places and that we can never give up on our dreams, which he emphasized. “What we have…we can really make a difference. So, keep pursuing those things. Don't stop. Listen to the internal voice that you have and continue to just develop those things and skills, and your own uniqueness. Don't make yourself a blueprint of everybody else.” Not only will you be entertained by this episode, but you will also gain great insight and inspiration, along with what's up and coming from him, such as he “will be acting and producing on a movie set to start filming fall of 2020… so be on the lookout! Update: Patrick now hosts The Good Life with Patrick Harney https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6018841/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 https://www.facebook.com/OfficialPHarney Instagram and Twitter: @PHarns194 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rebecca-l-mahan/support

The spotlight is on guest Patrick Harney who began his acting career performing in musicals and then studied acting while attending Michigan State University, becoming involved in student films. During that time, he was nominated for a "Pulsar Award" in the category of "Best Lead Actor in a Musical" for his role as "Eddie Birdlace" in the musical, "Dogfight." In 2016, he landed the supporting role of "Vince" in the MSU feature film called, "Sorta Late," which premiered at the "Traverse City Film Festival." Patrick later had the opportunity to have background work in Michael McCallum's short film, "Eskimo Brothers" and Katheryn Bigelow's, "Detroit" and also have a role in the pilot for a sci-fi series called, "Electron Blade" as "Sindricus." In 2018, Patrick had the lead role of "Matt" in the film, "Scapegoat" and appear in the music video for "Torn Apart" by the metal band "Of Virtue." His voice was utilized by SiN Studios to produce the video game "Tuebor," as well as a short film called, "Letters." In 2019, Patrick teamed up with Jeff Kapp, the director of "Scapegoat" to produce and star in Vigilant Entertainment's feature film, "Locker 42." In addition to recent projects, he had also taken his study further at the "Goteri Creative Arts Studio." During this episode, Patrick shared how his passion for entertainment started and continued to develop into a thriving career, with a delightful telling of tales along the way. By listening carefully, not only will you hear how successful he has been, you will gain some of his insight about things that are really important, such as how crucial having a support system is. Patrick also said vacation and hard work can take us places and that we can never give up on our dreams, which he emphasized. "What we have…we can really make a difference. So, keep pursuing those things. Don't stop. Listen to the internal voice that you have and continue to just develop those things and skills, and your own uniqueness. Don't make yourself a blueprint of everybody else." Not only will you be entertained by this episode, but you will also gain great insight and inspiration, along with what's up and coming from him, such as he "will be acting and producing on a movie set to start filming fall of 2020… so be on the lookout!Update: Patrick now hosts The Good Life with Patrick Harney https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6018841/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1https://www.facebook.com/OfficialPHarney Instagram and Twitter: @PHarns194

For their final movie in Katheryn Bigelow month, Craig, Will, The Christmas Tree, and Phil watch the 1995 dystopian/cyberpunk/neo-noir film “Strange Days”! Also on the pod, the guys answer the most important question surrounding the holidays: Turkey or Ham? Recommendations: Will: Dirk Gentley’s Holistic Detective Agency Craig: Blue Velvet Phil: Cowboy Bebop

For their final movie in Katheryn Bigelow month, Craig, Will, The Christmas Tree, and Phil watch the 1995 dystopian/cyberpunk/neo-noir film “Strange Days”! Also on the pod, the guys answer the most important question surrounding the holidays: Turkey or Ham? Recommendations: Will: Dirk Gentley’s Holistic Detective Agency Craig: Blue Velvet Phil: Cowboy Bebop

This is week on S&A Lindsay is joined by Who Dropped the Popcorn Podcast Host Shafi Malik.  For Nostalgic and Dystopic Double Feature of Walter Hill's Streets of Fire (1984) & Katheryn Bigelow's Strange Days (1995).  This is an amazing Rock 'n' Roll Double of splicing multiple genres and kick ass music.  Where else are you going to get a Jim Steinman & P J Harvey's worth of entertainment.   Listen to Who Dropped the Popcorn Here Follow Who Dropped to the Popcorn on Twitter @WhoPopcorn   Follow Shafi on Twitter @ShafOne   Follow Schlock & Awe on Twitter @schlockandawe1 Follow Schlock & Awe on Instagram @schlockandawe1/   Follow Lindsay on Twitter @readandgeek   Say Hi schlockandawemovies@gmail.com   Please Rate and Review Schlock & Awe on Apple Podcasts   Original Music Composed and Performed by Anthony King

It’s finally here! The greatest cop/surfer/bank heist/bromance movie of all time, “Point Break”! Also on the pod, Craig, Phil, and Will talk time capsules, and wether they would rather surf or sky-dive! Recommendations Craig: A Beginner’s Mind Will: Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity DLC Phil: Young Justice

It’s finally here! The greatest cop/surfer/bank heist/bromance movie of all time, “Point Break”! Also on the pod, Craig, Phil, and Will talk time capsules, and wether they would rather surf or sky-dive! Recommendations Craig: A Beginner’s Mind Will: Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity DLC Phil: Young Justice

On this edition of Parallax Views, the new hit Marvel Studios movie The Eternals has garnered criticism for its treatment of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima/Nagasaki during WWII. Additionally, it has raised the specter of the relationship Marvel Studios with the Pentagon and whether said relationship is ethical or unethical. In truth, its not just Marvel Studios though. Hollywood has a long relationship with the Pentagon dating back to the WWII era. David Saviliev, a contributor to Responsible State, the official publication of the Quincy Institute, joins me on this edition of the program to discuss the often underreported relationship between Hollywood and the military. We also manage to discuss the story of Marvel comics attempting to team up with the arms manufacture Northrupp Grumman and the relationship between Hollywood and the CIA when it came to the (arguably pro-torture) Katheryn Bigelow movie Zero Dark Thirty. Movies mentioned in this episode that were either supported or rejected by the Pentagon include Iron Man, Ridley Scott's Black Hawk Down, Captain Marvel, Independence Day: Resurgence, Michael Bay's Transformers movies, The Avengers, Clint Eastwood's Heartbreak Ridge, and Top Gun. We also discuss the China/Hollywood relationship, military involvement in Hollywood and recruitment agendas, the Pentagon's apparent dislike for movies where Will Smith dates a stripper, the Pentagon's definition of "accurate portrayals" of itself in films including anything that is critical or negative being "inaccurate", Captain Marvel and the Air Force's recruitment campaign, taxpayer dollars and the Hollywood/Pentagon relationship, how Pentagon involvement with Hollywood cuts down on movie production costs, Pentagon approval of screenplays, David Robb's Operation Hollywood (a notable book spotlighting Hollywood's military ties), and more! "New Marvel film puts spotlight on Hollywood's military ties" by David Saviliev - Responsible Statecraft 11/05/21 Check out our sponsor Christopher Bell's new short film Trammell at https://slamdance.com/watch/trammel/ or https://www.youtube.com/user/slamd

It’s week two of Katheryn Bigelow Month and Phil, Will, and Craig watch the wildly disappointing and surprisingly problematic 1990 copaganda film “Blue Steel”! Also on the pod, the guys talk about vanity plates (who needs em), what does Will mean when he says a “cop movie” and Nearly Perfect Dark (nailed it). Recommendations Will: […]

It’s week two of Katheryn Bigelow Month and Phil, Will, and Craig watch the wildly disappointing and surprisingly problematic 1990 copaganda film “Blue Steel”! Also on the pod, the guys talk about vanity plates (who needs em), what does Will mean when he says a “cop movie” and Nearly Perfect Dark (nailed it). Recommendations Will: […]

Now a cult classic, but a great film even at the time of release. Katheryn Bigelow brings us her seductive dark with a great cast and tight film making. Enjoy our review of Near Dark! … Read more

Tommy Metz leads the crew of Steve Sarmento and Rob Kubasko this week in his very first hosting gig. In a follow up to last week, the team is pretty excited about the news of Only Murderers in the Building leading to one massive question: will anyone want to still live in the building? Apple's September announcements bring word of a new "Cinematic Mode" in the upcoming iPhones 13 & 13 Pro, leading to more questions of how the device might be used in future film-making. It's cool and all, and you should probably watch the demo video, but there are performance limitations that make it tricky for major motion picture use in that particular mode. Katheryn Bigelow and cinematographer Greig Fraser were hired to do some on-set work with the phones (check out the behind the scenes here) and demonstrated some interesting work. So, if you're looking for a pocket tool that can get the job done, this might be the one for you. Also, your home movies will be pretty sweet. Rob reports that Arnie and Danny are coming back with Ivan Reitman to do a https://geektyrant.com/news/twins-sequel-triplets-in-the-works-with-arnold-schwarzenegger-and-danny-devito-returning-and-tracy-morgan-signed-on-to-co-star, now with Tracy Morgan. Let's Do Trailers On the trailer front, Tommy brings a chamber piece, Rob has the next Marvel/Disney+ joint, and Steve follows Leo into the bathroom for an end-of-the-world panic attack. Remember that time Hawkeye disappointed the Avengers? Tommy's Trailer: Mass Rob's Trailer: Hawkeye Steve's Trailer: Don't Look Up Games! What Line Is That Anyway? The rules are simple. Tommy created quotes from movies on AFI's Top 100 Films list by taking one line each from two movies, and jamming them together. For example, "Are you looking at me looking at you, kid?" To earn points, you must be able to name the two movies the quotes are from, and the characters or actors that delivered them. So, Taxi Driver, Casablanca, Travis Bickle (De Niro), and Rick Blaine (Bogart). See that? I would have crushed this game. The complexity comes in rounds two and three when the lines start coming from three movies or, dare we do it, six! As a bonus, Steve has promised to develop a recipe for the Dirty Maguire in honor of this game. THE LIST! This week, The Next Reel is talking about Goodnight Mommy and the community voted that we talk about "dead animals or pets". So, thanks everybody. Tommy's List ⭐ John Wick Midsommar Old Boy Rob's List Dances with Wolves The Lost World: Jurassic Park Eight Below Steve's List John Wick Gates of Heaven Lean on Pete

Tommy Metz leads the crew of Steve Sarmento and Rob Kubasko this week in his very first hosting gig. In a follow up to last week, the team is pretty excited about the news of Only Murderers in the Building leading to one massive question: will anyone want to still live in the building? Apple's September announcements bring word of a new "Cinematic Mode" in the upcoming iPhones 13 & 13 Pro, leading to more questions of how the device might be used in future film-making. It's cool and all, and you should probably watch the demo video, but there are performance limitations that make it tricky for major motion picture use in that particular mode. Katheryn Bigelow and cinematographer Greig Fraser were hired to do some on-set work with the phones (check out the behind the scenes here) and demonstrated some interesting work. So, if you're looking for a pocket tool that can get the job done, this might be the one for you. Also, your home movies will be pretty sweet. Rob reports that Arnie and Danny are coming back with Ivan Reitman to do a https://geektyrant.com/news/twins-sequel-triplets-in-the-works-with-arnold-schwarzenegger-and-danny-devito-returning-and-tracy-morgan-signed-on-to-co-star, now with Tracy Morgan. Let's Do Trailers On the trailer front, Tommy brings a chamber piece, Rob has the next Marvel/Disney+ joint, and Steve follows Leo into the bathroom for an end-of-the-world panic attack. Remember that time Hawkeye disappointed the Avengers? Tommy's Trailer: Mass Rob's Trailer: Hawkeye Steve's Trailer: Don't Look Up Games! What Line Is That Anyway? The rules are simple. Tommy created quotes from movies on AFI's Top 100 Films list by taking one line each from two movies, and jamming them together. For example, "Are you looking at me looking at you, kid?" To earn points, you must be able to name the two movies the quotes are from, and the characters or actors that delivered them. So, Taxi Driver, Casablanca, Travis Bickle (De Niro), and Rick Blaine (Bogart). See that? I would have crushed this game. The complexity comes in rounds two and three when the lines start coming from three movies or, dare we do it, six! As a bonus, Steve has promised to develop a recipe for the Dirty Maguire in honor of this game. THE LIST! This week, The Next Reel is talking about Goodnight Mommy and the community voted that we talk about "dead animals or pets". So, thanks everybody. Tommy's List ⭐ John Wick Midsommar Old Boy Rob's List Dances with Wolves The Lost World: Jurassic Park Eight Below Steve's List John Wick Gates of Heaven Lean on Pete

Tommy Metz leads the crew of Steve Sarmento and Rob Kubasko this week in his very first hosting gig. In a follow up to last week, the team is pretty excited about the news of https://geektyrant.com/news/only-murders-in-the-building-renewed-for-season-2-at-hulu leading to one massive question: will anyone want to still live in the building?Apple's September announcements bring word of a new "Cinematic Mode" in the upcoming iPhones 13 & 13 Pro, leading to more questions of how the device might be used in future film-making. It's cool and all, and you should probably watch the demo video, but there are performance limitations that make it tricky for major motion picture use in that particular mode. Katheryn Bigelow and cinematographer Greig Fraser were hired to do some on-set work with the phones (check out the behind the scenes here) and demonstrated some interesting work. So, if you're looking for a pocket tool that can get the job done, this might be the one for you. Also, your home movies will be pretty sweet. Rob reports that Arnie and Danny are coming back with Ivan Reitman to do a https://geektyrant.com/news/twins-sequel-triplets-in-the-works-with-arnold-schwarzenegger-and-danny-devito-returning-and-tracy-morgan-signed-on-to-co-star, now with Tracy Morgan.Let's Do TrailersOn the trailer front, Tommy brings a chamber piece, Rob has the next Marvel/Disney+ joint, and Steve follows Leo into the bathroom for an end-of-the-world panic attack. Remember that time Hawkeye disappointed the Avengers? Tommy's Trailer: Mass Rob's Trailer: Hawkeye Steve's Trailer: Don't Look Up Games! What Line Is That Anyway?The rules are simple. Tommy created quotes from movies on AFI's Top 100 Films list by taking one line each from two movies, and jamming them together. For example, "Are you looking at me looking at you, kid?"To earn points, you must be able to name the two movies the quotes are from, and the characters or actors that delivered them. So, Taxi Driver, Casablanca, Travis Bickle (De Niro), and Rick Blaine (Bogart). See that? I would have crushed this game. The complexity comes in rounds two and three when the lines start coming from three movies or, dare we do it, six!As a bonus, Steve has promised to develop a recipe for the Dirty Maguire in honor of this game. THE LIST!This week, The Next Reel is talking about Goodnight Mommy and the community voted that we talk about "dead animals or pets". So, thanks everybody.Tommy's List ⭐ John Wick Midsommar Old Boy Rob's List Dances with Wolves The Lost World: Jurassic Park Eight Below Steve's List John Wick Gates of Heaven Lean on Pete 00:00 - Saturday Matinée • 2021-09-18 01:23 - Only Murders in the Season 2 03:18 - Ted Daddy Issues Lasso 04:44 - Cinematic Mode 08:37 - Triplets as a weird intro to Norm MacDonald 10:21 - Trailers! 27:04 - Games! What Line is This Anyway? 46:50 - Housekeeping! 48:52 - The List! Dead Animals or Pets 01:03:26 - Coming Attractions

Tommy Metz leads the crew of Steve Sarmento and Rob Kubasko this week in his very first hosting gig. In a follow up to last week, the team is pretty excited about the news of https://geektyrant.com/news/only-murders-in-the-building-renewed-for-season-2-at-hulu leading to one massive question: will anyone want to still live in the building?Apple's September announcements bring word of a new "Cinematic Mode" in the upcoming iPhones 13 & 13 Pro, leading to more questions of how the device might be used in future film-making. It's cool and all, and you should probably watch the demo video, but there are performance limitations that make it tricky for major motion picture use in that particular mode. Katheryn Bigelow and cinematographer Greig Fraser were hired to do some on-set work with the phones (check out the behind the scenes here) and demonstrated some interesting work. So, if you're looking for a pocket tool that can get the job done, this might be the one for you. Also, your home movies will be pretty sweet. Rob reports that Arnie and Danny are coming back with Ivan Reitman to do a https://geektyrant.com/news/twins-sequel-triplets-in-the-works-with-arnold-schwarzenegger-and-danny-devito-returning-and-tracy-morgan-signed-on-to-co-star, now with Tracy Morgan.Let's Do TrailersOn the trailer front, Tommy brings a chamber piece, Rob has the next Marvel/Disney+ joint, and Steve follows Leo into the bathroom for an end-of-the-world panic attack. Remember that time Hawkeye disappointed the Avengers? Tommy's Trailer: Mass Rob's Trailer: Hawkeye Steve's Trailer: Don't Look Up Games! What Line Is That Anyway?The rules are simple. Tommy created quotes from movies on AFI's Top 100 Films list by taking one line each from two movies, and jamming them together. For example, "Are you looking at me looking at you, kid?"To earn points, you must be able to name the two movies the quotes are from, and the characters or actors that delivered them. So, Taxi Driver, Casablanca, Travis Bickle (De Niro), and Rick Blaine (Bogart). See that? I would have crushed this game. The complexity comes in rounds two and three when the lines start coming from three movies or, dare we do it, six!As a bonus, Steve has promised to develop a recipe for the Dirty Maguire in honor of this game. THE LIST!This week, The Next Reel is talking about Goodnight Mommy and the community voted that we talk about "dead animals or pets". So, thanks everybody.Tommy's List ⭐ John Wick Midsommar Old Boy Rob's List Dances with Wolves The Lost World: Jurassic Park Eight Below Steve's List John Wick Gates of Heaven Lean on Pete 00:00 - Saturday Matinée • 2021-09-18 01:23 - Only Murders in the Season 2 03:18 - Ted Daddy Issues Lasso 04:44 - Cinematic Mode 08:37 - Triplets as a weird intro to Norm MacDonald 10:21 - Trailers! 27:04 - Games! What Line is This Anyway? 46:50 - Housekeeping! 48:52 - The List! Dead Animals or Pets 01:03:26 - Coming Attractions

It's our second Patrick Swayze week of the season, and our two majestic co-hosts George and Richard are joined by Dan Sukara, the talented voice actor and living god who created them both. They discuss the worst scene in Katheryn Bigelow's Point Break, a movie about badass surfing bank robbers that also includes an incredible sky diving scene, vs the best scene in Terminal Velocity, a movie about going sky diving with Charlie Sheen that does not include any incredible sky diving scenes.

This week we are going back to 1994 and talking about Katheryn Bigelow's Point Break. Come learn to surf with us as we ride the wave into the mysteries of the Keanuverse! Who's Almost Famous? Taglines, A Bigger Quote and the Good the Bad and the Ugly! Ain't it wild! Thanks for tuning in. Be Kind, Rewind.

In the best episode thus far of the pod, Tyler and Jackson take a deep dive into the delicious feminist victory of Katheryn Bigelow's Point Break, as well as whatever topics cross their fiendishly drug-addled minds.  Can Katheryn defeat Dennis Dugan's misogynist, pro-Trump manifesto, Happy Gilmore?! 

A Women's History Month extravaganza! This week, the group highlights some of their favorite female moments in television and film. The friends begin with a discussion on what they've been watching over the last week, which includes Scent of a Woman, Mama's Family, and Superstore (0:00). The discussion continues with a break down of the friends' favorite female directors, including Tina Fey, Katheryn Bigelow, and Penny Marshall. Also, Kevin reveals how he would look if he were having a psychotic break (8:40). Next, the group breaks down their favorite female biopics, which includes Selena, Erin Brockovich, A League of their Own, Frida, and of course What's Love Got to Do with it (29:20). The friends then list off some of their favorite female based intellectual properties, which include, Alien, Silence of the Lambs, Glow, Kill Bill, and of course Golden Girls (50:00) The group ends with the friends breaking down some of their favorite female actresses, Regina King, Sarah Paulson, Jodie Foster, Frances McDormand, Sigourney Weaver, Emma Stone, Margot Robbie, and Meryl Streep (1:07)

Giles Alderson sits down with Director and screenwriter John Hay & producer Donall McCusker to discuss their latest film 'To Olivia', now on Sky, which is the story of the tumultuous marriage between actress Patricia Neal and renowned writer Roald Dahl. It stars the fantastic Keeley Hawes and Hugh Bonneville and is a beautiful, heart warming , well made and brilliantly directed film. Donall McCusker has produced films such as 'Falling for Figaro'. 'Division 9', 'Kajaki', 6 Days' and the 'Hurtlocker'. John Hay is the director and screenplay writer of 'To Olivia' but he's also directed 'There's Only One Jimmy Grimble', 'Lost Christmas', and some amazing TV work including 'Stig of the Dump', which was BAFTA awarded. They sit down with us to discuss how they made their latest feature To Olivia and what directing and producing tips could help benefit you. We also chat about what makes a good line producer and how to close finance. Plus we learnt why you might want to film on widescreen format and what it's like working with child actors and how you have to treat it in an entirely different way. We also dive deeper into why they decided to make this story on the legendary 'Roald Dahl' and how they got the finance to make the movie. They also talk about losing cast and how they deal with with replacing actors at the last minute, during pre-production. We also get a little insight of their experience with working with Al Pacino, Katheryn Bigelow and Star Wars producer Gary Kurtz so make sure you listen closely as you really don't want to miss anything on this weeks podcast.  Follow John on twitter @ThatJohnHay Watch To Olivia Trailer Click the link To Olivia on SKY Movies NOW   Support Robbie McKane's Tohoku Kickstarter here    Join us on ClubHouse on Thursday 25th 6.30 GMT https://joinclubhouse.com/event/xLNwG256    SUPPORT THE PODCAST Join our Patreon for bonus episodes, industry survival guides and feedback on your film projects. Spread the Word with Our Merch T-Shirts, Hoodies, Mugs, Masks and Water Bottles all now available in some very cool designs. Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, or wherever you get your podcasts. Help us out and write us a review (a good one!), tell your friends and CHOOSE FILM. Get in touch? Email us thefilmmakerspodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter Facebook and Instagram Check out our full episode archive at TheFilmmakersPodcast.com CREDITS The Filmmakers Podcast is hosted and written by Giles Alderson @gilesalderson  Produced and edited by Robbie McKane @robbiemckane & Samuel Evans @SamuelHEvans_ Social Media by Kalli Pasqualucci @kallieep Logo and Banner Art by Lois Creative  Theme Music by John J. Harvey Part of the www.podfixnetwork.squarespace.com WATCH OUR FILMS The Dare UK | Trailer The Dare Canada and USA  A Serial Killers Guide to Life | Trailer Arthur & Merlin: Knights of Camelot Winter Ridge UK The Isle Fanged Up The Marker Star Wars: Origins   MORE FROM OUR FRIENDS Follow our Regular Hosts @LucindaRhodes @DirDomLenoir @35mmdop @philmblog @IanSharp1 @Cjamesdirect @dan710ths Follow Make Your Film for Live Events with our Guests @makeyourfilm20  Follow our Movies @thedaremovie @Food4ThoughtDoc @FangedUpFilm  Raindance events www.raindance.org The Filmmakers Podcast recommends Performance Insurance Music from musicbed.com Giles Alderson’s website   

The gang strikes black gold this week, as they review There Will be Blood (2007) starring Daniel Day Lewis, and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. This American Epic spanning half a generation starting in the late 1800's western frontier, and follows Daniel Plainview and his rise to riches. Told as only PTA can do, TWWB is character study of a man unraveling as his life finds its way. Pete's choice on the wheel this week, listen to him fawn over the infamous church scene as Tyler and Joseph tell us all how this movie landed on them. Streaming now on Netflix, seek it out, spend 3 hours watching the movie, and follow along. In news: Century Theaters, state sponsored theaters, Netflix, renting movies from the library, Adam Sandler, SAG, Screen Actor's Guild, Denis Villeneuve, Dune, The Batman, Akira, Alita: Battle Angel, Jamie Foxx, Electro, Spider-Man, Amazing Spider-Man 2, Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, Thomas Haden Church, Deadpool, Ryan Reynolds, Green Lantern, Human Torch, Fantastic 4, Tobey McGuire, Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse, Indy Wire, What we do in the Shadows, Blade, Interview With the Vampire, Blade 2, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Addiction, Near Dark, Abel Ferrara, Katheryn Bigelow, Thirst, Park Chan Wook, Daughters of Darkness, Ganga and Hess, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Keanu Reeves, Isle of the Dead, Kronos, Only Lovers Left Alive, Jim Jaramusch, The Hunger, Let The Right One In, Nosferatu, Monster Squad, Hotel Transylvania 2, Lost Boys, Salem's Lot, Darth Vader, Star Wars, Jamie Campos Miner, Friday the 13th, The Others, Fight Club, Presumed Innocent, The Usual Suspects, Mulholland Drive, Martyrs, The Sixth Sense, The Village, Hubie Halloween, Knives Out, Tully, Old Boy, Psycho, Mark Wahlberg, The Departed, Hereditary, Arrival, Midsommar, Best Remakes, Cape Fear, Scarface, Ferngully, Pocahontas, Avatar, Kevin Costner, Dances with Wolves, Sam Worthington, The New World, Terrance Malick, Collin Farrell, Q'orianka Kilcher, Evil Dead 2, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, R. Lee Ermy, Jessica Beal, The Fly, Jeff Goldblum, Insomnia, King Kong, Peter Jackson, Green Inferno, Green Room, Eli Roth, Suspiria, Funny Games, Michael Haneke, Naomi Watts, Michael Pitt, Tim Roth, Julia Stiles, Liev Schreiber, The Omen, David Slade, Ben Foster, Hard Candy, Email us at MCFCpodcast@gmail.com Joseph Navarro Pete Abeyta and Tyler Noe Streaming Picks:30 days of Night - Amazon PrimeLittle Women - Starz, DirecTVPoltergeist - NetflixBig Night - Amazon Prime, Kanopy, Fubo TVHubie Halloween - Netflix

This week the Midnight Watchers watched another classic, Katheryn Bigelow’s 1988 vampire movie, Near Dark. It was the first time they all got together in the studio and watched a movie and then did a podcast. They all agreed it was a great story and looked beautiful. And two of the Watchers decided that being a vampire and living forever would be a great thing. One Watcher didn’t. Can you guess who?Movie Info:Cowboy Caleb Colton (Adrian Pasdar) meets gorgeous Mae (Jenny Wright) at a bar, and the two have an immediate attraction. But when Mae turns out to be a vampire and bites Caleb on the neck, their relationship gets complicated. Wracked with a craving for human blood, Caleb is forced to leave his family and ride with Mae and her gang of vampires, including the evil Severen. Along the way Caleb must decide between his new love of Mae and the love of his family.Check out the trailer here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQxnVrg2TSQ Find Us OnlineWebsite: https://midnightwatchers.buzzsprout.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Midnight-Watchers-Pod-107784637545468/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/midnightwatcherspod/About UsIt’s almost midnight… are you ready to join the Midnight Watchers to talk about their favorite strange and scary movies? Every week Watchers Quentin Lee, Koji Steven Sakai, and Jennifer Field will discuss a different thriller or horror, from cult classics, to extreme cinema, to contemporary arthouse flicks.

Casey and Jack are back for their movie challenges of the week (The Lion King and The Lincoln Lawyer) then returning to a familiar segment with ImDeep Dive where they analyze the careers so far and looking forward to directors Katheryn Bigelow and Taika Watiti. Follow/Subscribe Instagram- @dionfamilynetwork, @jack.dion, @caseysdion, @megdionart Anchor https://anchor.fm/dion-family-network Breaker https://www.breaker.audio/dion-family-network Google Podcasts https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xYzFlZGVmMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Pocket Casts https://pca.st/fkmksrrf RadioPublic https://radiopublic.com/dion-family-network-6LVOj2 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3xTajReYuVyyqmroZexitn Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/dion-family-network/id1525373821

Casey and Jack are back for their movie challenges of the week (The Lion King and The Lincoln Lawyer) then returning to a familiar segment with ImDeep Dive where they analyze the careers so far and looking forward to directors Katheryn Bigelow and Taika Watiti. Follow/Subscribe Instagram- @dionfamilynetwork, @jack.dion, @caseysdion, @megdionart Anchor https://anchor.fm/dion-family-network Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3xTajReYuVyyqmroZexitn Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/dion-family-network/id1525373821 https://jack-dion99.blogspot.com https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/megdionart https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmcJq3QquE0dd5agmz9e74g

Jesse Nussman and Hunter Heilman revisit one of the '90s lost masterpieces, Katheryn Bigelow's "Strange Days." They discuss Bigelow as one of our most underrated filmmakers, her relationship to James Cameron, the film's political ideas, and Ralph Fiennes as a sex symbol.

We have a message for you and that message is that maybe Luc Besson wasn't the right person to tell the story of Joan of Arc.This week we welcome Joe Reid of This Had Oscar Buzz to talk about the big prestige follow-up to The Fifth Element in THE MESSENGER: THE STORY OF JOAN OF ARC. We get into all the nitty gritty about its development process (including Katheryn Bigelow being the original director attached), Milla Jovovich's wild and interesting career, and get to talk 1999 Oscar Buzz with one of the biggest experts around. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amy Williams is a producer/director responsible for raising financing for multi-million-dollar films, putting together award-winning packaging with creative name casting and department heads as well as securing sales and distribution for feature films. Over the past 5 years she has produced 5 feature films: The Last Treasure Hunt (2016), Mothers and Daughters (2016) with Courtney Cox and Sharon Stone, Rock, Paper, Scissors (2017), A Dark Foe (2019) and the multi-award winning Hunter’s Moon (2020) that will be coming out this September. Her next film, Jacir, starring Lorraine Bracco, will shoot in Memphis this fall. Jacir was written and will be directed by Waheed AlQawasmi, a former creative director at Fox Television. Williams was born in Memphis but grew up on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. At the time, the neighborhood was notorious for drugs and crime, but was still home to many young parents and their children. This included Amy’s parents (Jean and Joelle), Amy, and her 5 siblings. Her father, Jean, had a Ph.D. in German literature, and was a college professor. But he had a wide range of gifts and interests that he was determined to pass on to his children. He was a poet, a writer, and a photographer. He had a keen eye for films and movie making. Williams mother, Joelle Morrison, also a wonderful writer and copy editor for many trades and newspapers over the years. In 1970, when Jean was writing a critical expose on Franz Kafka, he was severely injured and unable to cognitively function as the “genius father” Amy had always known him to be. It changed the course of the family as a whole, and Amy, fueled by her heartbreak and passion, recalls this memory in her first film, The Morrison Project, which won Best Documentary and the Golden Starfish Award at The Hamptons Film Festival in 2003. Simultaneously, Amy has been working as a producer and director. Her short film Respire garnered her the award for Best Director at California Women’s Film Festival and Best Narrative Short at California International Shorts Festival. She also directed A Night in Jail starring Michael Madsen and Max Madsen, a short based on true events dealing with mental illness and drugs. This film has screened as an official selection at the Oscar qualifying HollyShorts and LA Shorts Williams counts Martin Scorsese, Lee Daniels, Quentin Tarantino, Katheryn Bigelow, and the Coen Brothers as some of her biggest influences.

September 21-27, 1985 In our first international remote episode Ken welcomes writer, director, VR innovator and all around new BFF Anna Lee to the show. Ken and Anna discuss Canadian lockdown, YouTube, Tik Tok, being an editor, Highlander the Series, The Hilarious House of Frightenstein, Canadian Tax Shelter Horror Films, Vancouver, Toronto, David Cronenberg, mo-cap, digital animation, Pin: A Plastic Nightmare, Scanners, Cube, Karate, Martial Arts, opening for Bruce Lee, stoicism, Jamaica, focus and discipline, 2489 Entertainment, learning by doing, other people paying for your mistakes, selling papers, Degrassi, Golden Girls, The Facts of Life, moving to Toronto in 1984, seeing snow for the first time, seeing Superman and having it change your life, breaking the fourth wall, Harder They Come, Popcorn, Midnight Movies, Ken's wish to do a red carpet event, the reality of a red carpet event, starting as a child actor, efficiency, editing in camera, VR pornography, innovation due to lack of resources, feeling vs. plot, the importance of soundtracks, Blade Runner, being in a reality show, Bruce Campbell, the importance of putting in time and committing to finding something, the original version of Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights, meeting Seka, befriending your heroes, the generation who won't pay for things, the future of entertainment, Nocturna, Vamp, Fright Night, Grace Jones documentary Bloodlight and Bami, loving Katheryn Bigelow, Point Break, living through multiple financial crises, running a phone sex company, freaking out, not knowing how to unplug, balls, Who's The Boss?, Growing Pains, Gimme a Break, Small Wonder, Remington Steele, Pierce Brosnon, Highway to Heaven, growing up Catholic, Quantum Leap, working with the same people over and over again, Epix Sex Life, Night Court, the tallest cast in TV, Bruce Willis, Knight Rider, Twilight Zone, Webster, being a car person, Audi 500, Dodge Challenger, To Live and Die in LA, visiting Los Angeles, Sidekicks, watching ANY martial arts media, Brandon Lee, Martial Law with Sammo Hung, and being BFFs now.

064 - This has got to be our most requested movie, and I'm not sure why it took us this long to get to it. I guess our request system is flawed? In any case - we've gone and done it - and finally cracked out first Keanu joint. So go prepare yourself a snack and join us as we dive deep into the year that was 1991 and the cultural artefact that is Point Break, with all the detail you have come to expect, and the big questions that need to be asked - like, is this a bad movie, a good-bad movie, a good-good movie, or somehow magically all of the above?

The spotlight is on guest Patrick Harney who began his acting career performing in musicals and then studied acting while attending Michigan State University, becoming involved in student films. During that time, he was nominated for a “Pulsar Award” in the category of "Best Lead Actor in a Musical" for his role as “Eddie Birdlace” in the musical, “Dogfight.” In 2016, he landed the supporting role of “Vince” in the MSU feature film called, “Sorta Late,” which premiered at the “Traverse City Film Festival.” Patrick later had the opportunity to have background work in Michael McCallum's short film, “Eskimo Brothers” and Katheryn Bigelow's, “Detroit” and also have a role in the pilot for a sci-fi series called, “Electron Blade” as “Sindricus.” In 2018, Patrick had the lead role of “Matt” in the film, “Scapegoat” and appear in the music video for "Torn Apart" by the metal band “Of Virtue.” His voice was utilized by SiN Studios to produce the video game “Tuebor,” as well as a short film called, “Letters.” In 2019, Patrick teamed up with Jeff Kapp, the director of “Scapegoat” to produce and star in Vigilant Entertainment's feature film, “Locker 42.” In addition to recent projects, he had also taken his study further at the “Goteri Creative Arts Studio.” During this episode, Patrick shared how his passion for entertainment started and continued to develop into a thriving career, with a delightful telling of tales along the way. By listening carefully, not only will you hear how successful he has been, you will gain some of his insight about things that are really important, such as how crucial having a support system is. Patrick also said vacation and hard work can take us places and that we can never give up on our dreams, which he emphasized. “What we have…we can really make a difference. So, keep pursuing those things. Don't stop. Listen to the internal voice that you have and continue to just develop those things and skills, and your own uniqueness. Don't make yourself a blueprint of everybody else.” Not only will you be entertained by this episode, but you will also gain great insight and inspiration, along with what’s up and coming from him, such as he “will be acting and producing on a movie set to start filming fall of 2020… so be on the lookout! https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6018841/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 https://www.facebook.com/OfficialPHarney Instagram and Twitter: @PHarns194

In 1995, Katheryn Bigelow and James Cameron tested the boundaries of reality with Strange Days. Starring Ralf Fiennes, Angela Bassett, Juliette Lewis and Tom Sizemore, this film noir, sci-fi flick follows Lenny as he prepares for a new millennium as an “experience dealer”, selling pieces of people’s lives that can be viewed and experienced using SQUID technology. In the meantime, some LA cops kill a famous singer in cold blood, and that experience is captured via SQUID, and the tape ends up with Lenny…sort of. With the help of Mace, his friendly neighbourhood bodyguard limo driver, and Max, the whispy haired private detective turns bodyguard, they try to prevent a riot and save their own skins while the bad coppers try to save their own skins.  Made for $42M, Strange Days was a commercial failure, bringing in only $8M at the box office.  But since then, it has found a cult following and is now remembered slightly more fondly than when it was first released.  But does it hold up? Listen as Jon, Colin and Brent slap some squids on their heads and see if they share a favourable experience filled with sex, drugs, and fun, or if this dark flick brings up only bad memories of the new millennium filled with foggy remembrances and forgettable characters.

En este programa de Cine de barra, nuestra protagonista es la cinta «Días extraños» de la directora Katheryn Bigelow, con guión de su ex marido James Cameron. Una película de 1995 en la que se mezcla el thriller con la ciencia ficción, para una obra de culto que pasó sin pena ni gloria por los cines de todo el mundo, aunque en Cine de barra bancamos este tipo de cine. Una vez pasado el castigo por no prepararse la sección, Luigi Vercotti nos trae otra entrega de CQNHSV, la sección que huele a caldofrán. En esta ocasión, hablamos de películas que cumplen 20 años en este 2019, es decir, películas que se estrenaron en el año 1999. Un programa que ha contado con los ya citas Orri y Luigi Vercotti, junto a Valdis en estado febril y Benalmadelman. Ya sabes, si te ha gustado, no olvides suscribirte. Estamos en iVoox y iTunes. También puedes dejarnos un audio en cinedebarra@gmail.com.

When we were recording this it was Labor Day, and it was Keanu’s 55th birthday, so we decided that we couldn’t celebrate the end of summer and Keanu’s special day any better way than by talking about premiere action movie director Katheryn Bigelow’s 1991 masterpiece POINT BREAK. This one went long, because a lot of it is just us quoting all of the moments we love from the movie, but there’s also a lot of substance in here, dammit, so stick with us. Vaya con dios.

Eric Sayour and Arlen Harrow discuss a few selected films of Kathryn Bigelow |   Opening and Closing Theme “Only Lovers Left Alive” available to buy Here https://archive.org/download/LosHarrowPod023KatherynBigelow/Los%20Harrow%20Pod%20023.mp3 | http://feeds.feedburner.com/LosHarrowPodcast

The Triple Bill Title Word for Episode 048 is DARK and we're joined by Leslie Pitt from the Fatal Attractions Podcast to discuss Katheryn Bigelow's vampire Western, Alex Proyas' mind bending cult classic and Christopher Nolan's Batman sequel starring Christian Bale and Heath Ledger. 00:57 - Near Dark 37:00 - Dark City 1:05:24 - The Dark Knight Please review us over on Apple Podcasts. Got comments or suggestions for new episodes? Email: sddpod@gmail.com. Seek us out via Twitter and Instagram @ sddfilmpodcast Support our Patreon for $3 a month and get access to our exclusive show, Sudden Double Deep Cuts where we talk about our favourite movie soundtracks, scores and theme songs! You can find Leslie on Twitter @Afrofilmviewer and @FatalAttractPod. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fatal-attractions/id1229261184 Episode 049 - BLUE launches on 17th May where we'll be joined by Amélie Thomas (also) from the Fatal Attractions Podcast.

On this edition of Radio Free Acton, Bruce Edward Walker speaks with Ismael Hernandez of the Freedom and Virtue Institute about "Detroit," the new film from Katheryn Bigelow about the Algiers Motel incident during the 1967 Detroit riots, particularly discussing how this film does or does not reinforce harmful narratives within the black community in the United States. We follow that up with a conversation between assistant producer Caroline Roberts and Jacqueline Isaacs about her contribution to the book "Called to Freedom: Why you can be Christian and Libertarian." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Let's take a trip back to 1967, Detroit Michigan, Shahir and Matt were merely twinkles in their respective dad's eyes and the Algiers hotel was about to become the scene of a horrific hostage crisis. Kathryn Bigelow's "Detroit" may not be the summer escapism you're looking for, but it makes for a fascinating discussion point about the cultural ownership of tragedy and who gets to retell stories of the past. We're also going to participate in the NYC One Film event, so please go to www.nyc.gov/onefilm to cast your vote for the one film to rule them all. Please email us your thoughts and comments at onlymoviepodcast@gmail.com or hit us up on Twitter (www.twitter.com/onlymoviepod). While you're there, try out #filmfood... it's delicious! Error and Omission: Shahir incorrectly cites Katheryn Bigelow's "Near Dark" as featuring Christopher Lambert. Near Dark in fact stars Adrian Pasdar.

Hello and welcome to Flicks, the podcast where movies come first and everything else comes later. In trailers Bruce Willis wants to make a wish, Matt Damon is taking care of mob business in suburbia, bank robbers get more than they bargained for and a group of friends have to deal with a killer flat tire. Then in news Daniel Craig is James Bond one last time, the fate of the Alien franchise swings in the balance and IMAX has decided that 3D isn’t the future. Finally in what we’ve been watching , Jake sees Inception for the first time and I review the girl power action flick Atomic Blonde as well as Katheryn Bigelow’s latest film Detroit!

"The Dark Tower" opens this weekend. It's a long-awaited production and based on Stephen King novels. So why the hell haven't we seen it yet? Neil Rosen, Bill McCuddy, and Bill Bregoli have guest Jack Rico of the Highly Relevant Podcast stop by and he explains theat it has something to do with "Rotten Tomatoes." Could it be that the site isn't all it's cracked up to be? You've got to listen to find out. Theer's also the Korean action thriller "The Villainess" which we guarantee is unlike anything you've ever seen. Oh, and there's the new Katheryn Bigelow movie "Detroit." Is is worhty of Oscar buzz. Pluse we talk about the deaths of Sam Shepard and Jeanne Moreau. Thanks to the tomatoes it's a summer salad and it's all right here.

Our buddies over at the Nattercast, lead by fearless hosts Jason and Sion decided to commission an action movie classic, 1991's Point Break. Starring Keanu Reaves, Gary Busey, and Patrick Swayze, and directed by Katheryn Bigelow, Point Break offers up an uncompromising look into the savage beating heart that is the suburban surfer gangster, brought into sharp relief against the rural football FBI agent, its natural foe. We thrill to the spectacular work capturing the thrilling surf and sky stunts, laugh at the acting and dialog, and are stunned at the effectiveness of a rubber Ronald Reagan mask when deployed for mayhem. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With skin more volatile than kerosine mixed with flash paper, the vampires of Katheryn Bigelow's Near Dark redline their existence into the daylight hours (often). Vampire Weekends continues with our penultimate offering this week on The Cult of Matt and Mark. A Western-genre modern-horror mashup, Near Dark is stylistically polished with gritty murderous characters that eventually gets what's coming to them, and deliciously so. However, for a horror film, it really fails to terrify.Download: 219 Near Dark

Remember X-MEN: APOCALYPSE? You might not, but the fast food chain White Castle certainly does. In a bit of odd timing, they just recently unveiled their special "X-Menu," in honor of the film's home video and digital release. Throwing all concerns for our safety aside, on this episode we do a live taste test of all four (well, three and a half) items from the special menu. So prepare to pray for your fearless hosts as they try the Ghost Pepper Cheese Slider, the X-Treme Ghost Pepper Cheese Slider, the Apocalyptic Waffle Slider, and Mutant Loaded Fries. Warning: If the sounds of people eating are not your bag, this might be as scary for you to listen to as it was for us to actually attempt. Besides the taste test experiment, we also try to figure out some of the other facets of White Castle's X-Men promotion, such as the offer of an "X-Diploma" and a contest to receive an "X-Men make-over." Plus, discussion of X-Men action figures and our own personal X-Men collectible collections, as well the lost potential of Katheryn Bigelow and Robert Rodriguez directed X-Men films, the AGENTS OF SHIELD season premiere, and more. Contact Days of Future Podcast at: facebook.com/daysoffuturepodcast daysoffuturepodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @dofpodcast    

Join Dave "The Klone" and Gomez (Not Addams) on this edition of "What Am I Watching?!"...The podcast searching for the eternal truth found somewhere between the channels you surf as you struggle to fall asleep at night. This episode, the gang watched the 1991 classic "Point Break" from academy award winning director Katheryn Bigelow, starring the late, great Patrick Swayze, Keanu Reeves, Lori Petty and the always epically entertaining Gary Busey!! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102685/?ref_=nm_flmg_dr_13 E-mail: Hollow9inePodcast@gmail.com Follow: @Hollow9ineCast YouTube: Hollow9ine Productions Also make sure to check out FanGirlZone.com And The awesome animations of Felix Thoo: http://www.felixthoo.com/ https://vimeo.com/141305937

Join Dave "The Klone" and Gomez (Not Addams) on this edition of "What Am I Watching?!"...The podcast searching for the eternal truth found somewhere between the channels you surf as you struggle to fall asleep at night. This episode, the gang watched "Near Dark", the 1987 directorial debut of Oscar Award winner Katheryn Bigelow, featuring Adrian Pasdar, Jenny Wright, Lance Henriksen, Bill Paxton, Jeanette Goldstein and Tim Thomerson. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093605/?ref_=nv_sr_1 E-mail: Hollow9inePodcast@gmail.com Follow: @Hollow9ineCast YouTube: Hollow9ine Productions Also make sure to check out FanGirlZone.com And The awesome animations of Felix Thoo: http://www.felixthoo.com/ https://vimeo.com/141305937