Podcasts about killer's kiss

Danielle and Christy snack and snark over the antics of Vincent Milano, and the 2 girls he's dating at the same time. Things take a dark turn though and we ourselves in the middle of a murder mystery. There is purple lipstick and questionable choices. Let's do it. 

The Eufracio Bros. are back and this week they delve into the next movie in Stanley Kubrick's filmography, Killer's Kiss. This film was released in 1955 and it feels like it. The bros. discuss the movie and its nuances in greater detail. Enjoy!

   On another special episode, Phillip starts the show by talking about what he has seen at home or in the theater; Beverly Hills Cop (1984), Beverly Hills Cop II (1987), Westworld (1973), Killer's Kiss (1955), Good Boys (2019), The Gentleman (2020), and Goldeneye (1995). Then he jumps right into, and goes deep on,  You Only Live Twice from 1967. The fifth James Bond movie in the series. The plot is agent 007 and the Japanese Secret Service ninja force must find and stop the true culprit of a series of spacejackings before nuclear war is provoked. It is fun and full of action and has the largest set that I have ever seen. I hope you enjoy.

Eric & Jeremy talk about Stanley Kubrick's second feature-length film, 1955's "Killer's Kiss."

Filmography returns to take a comprehensive dive into one of filmmaking's most venerated bodies of work: Stanley Kubrick, whose 13 feature-length films made invaluable contributions to the medium while also reinventing it as they went along.From the raw intimacy of personal conflict to the mysteries at the edges of the known universe, Kubrick's work spanned eras, territories, and styles alike as few other filmmakers ever have.For the season premiere, "Human Deceit," Consequence of Sound Film Editor Dominick Suzanne-Mayer is joined by CoS senior writer Blake Goble and The Film Stage Show host Michael Snydel to consider Kubrick's formative years, the historical landscape in which his career began, and how his early work suggested the elite filmmaker yet to develop.This week's discussion is focused around the following features:Fear and Desire (1953)Killer's Kiss (1955)The Killing (1956)Chapters: Introduction, Human Deceit: A Discussion (2:40), Fear & Desire (23:27), Killer's Kiss (37:10),The Killing (53:07), Intermission (1:16:18), Cinematography and Editing (1:16:22), The Lasting Image (1:48:01), Music & Score (1:55:11), Final Discussion (2:03:10), and Outro (2:10:24)Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week we get together and talk Kevin's pick, the conclusion of the Cornetto Trilogy, The World's End. We also talk Oscar winners, speeches, and other stuff we watched. Thanks for listening. Enjoy! 0:00 - Intro/Oscar Winners 17:39 - What We Watched: Fear and Desire, Killer's Kiss, One Hour Photo, Waco, Lolita, Brian Eno: 1971-1977 - The Man Who Fell To Earth, Darkon, Who's That Knocking on My Door? 58:15 - Deep Dive: The World's End (2013) dir. Edgar Wright 1:28:13 - Outro/Next Episode feedback@filmyakpodcast.com

For Episode 101, I figured it was time to finally tackle another big-name director that's been highly requested and anticipated.  The legendary and very influential Stanley Kubrick is discussed in epic proportions with a wonderful new addition to the Director's Club guest list.  Al Kwiatkowski joins me as we attempt to dissect nearly all of Kubrick's work, realizing that he had to skip over a couple of his films in the interest of time and for the inevitable sequel episode in a year or so.  Keep in mind that about five minutes into the 2001 discussion, something truly bizarre happened to the sound file that cannot be explained.  I left a snippet of it in there for you to hear for yourselves followed by the re-recorded conversation that happened a couple days later.  So without further ado, here is a truly special conversation for your listening pleasure.  00:00 - 04:36 - Introduction04:37 - 07:51 - Introduction With Al07:52 - 08:52 - Stanley Kubrick Song08:53 - 01:06:38 - 1st experience, Fear Desire, Killer's Kiss, Killing, Paths Of Glory01:06:39 -01:39:13 -  Spartacus, Lolita, Dr. StrangeLove01:39:14 - 01:39:47 - Eyes Wide Shut Score Snippet01:39:48 - 02:46:22 - 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange02:46:23 - 03:29:23 - (Very Briefly) Full Metal Jacket, Eyes Wide Shut03:29:24 - 03:36:26 -  Our Top 3 Stanley Kubrick Films, OutroIn two weeks, the one and only George Miller, recently knighted by critics as one of the greatest action directors of all time, will be up for discussion alongside friend and film critic Collin Souter.  Until then, please please do send your emails and feedback to:  directorsclubpodcast@gmail.com.  Leave a review on ITunes, tell your friends about the show.  Lots of great directors and episodes for 2016 to come!ITUNES:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/directors-club/id414288912LETTERBOXD:http://letterboxd.com/instantjim/http://letterboxd.com/cinemal/WEBSITES:http://directorsclubpodcast.comhttp://nowplayingnetwork.net

Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr Mark Rylance This week we give the "Film of the Week" a big old miss, and instead of covering Liam Neeson's latest outing we discuss action cinema's ageing heroes. We also have some action-packed news and in Off the Shelf we find out more about Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter, Traps, The Killing, Red River, Killer's Kiss and Isn't Anyone Alive?

Willkommen in unserem Podcast Stanley Kubrick! Laut schmatzend? Mit Zunge oder ohne? Richtig feucht oder trocken auf die Lippen? Wie mag er wohl aussehen, dieser "Killer's Kiss" - oder auch "Der Tiger von New York", wie man ihn in Deutschland taufte? Wir haben uns das Geschehen mal angesehen und sind durchaus angetan vom jungen Kubrick, der quasi "ohne" Geld einen seinen ersten Spielfilme gedreht hat. Und da wir auch eher mit den "großen" Filmen von ihm vertraut sind, meinen wir natürlich auch ganz viele Dinge zu entdecken, die der gebürtige New Yorker in seinen späteren Filmen in weiter entwickelter(?) Form zum Einsatz gebracht hat.

Bill and Renan consider Stanley Kubrick's Killer's Kiss (1955). Set in New York, it's the tale of a down-on-his-luck boxer, the fetching dancer who lives in the next building, her tough guy boss, and a mannequin factory whose owner is about to file a big insurance claim. Featuring William Beutler and Renan Borelli. (29:53)

After a couple week break from normal podcasting we return with a rusty yet enjoyable discussion of Stanley Kubrick's 1955 film noir Killer's Kiss. We also introduce a new segment "Soapbox" where we discuss an issue related to film or a film we are not discussing that is important to us. Enjoy!

Steve is impressed by the 'Life on Mars - Full motion-capture viewing experience with audio commentary' feature on Disney's Mars Needs Moms Blu-ray, and John finds the Conan the Barbarian remake to be one of the most trying theatrical experiences of the year. Fright Night and Attack the Block get the full review treatment. Plus the new Blu-ray releases of Top Gun and Stanley Kubrick's The Killing and The Killer's Kiss are discussed. Follow us online at post-movie.net Questions or comments about the show? Email us at contact@post-movie.net