The Movie Crew Podcast

Episode 395: The Crew's taking a sexy limo tour of D.C. while watching Roger Donaldson’s No Way Out. This sexy spy thriller from 1987 was a major step in Kevin Costner’s rise to stardom; releasing less than 3 months after The Untouchables. The supporting cast is great, from Sean Young to a perfect Will Patton. Donaldson’s direction is superb, consistently building suspense. And please watch the film first, cause the Crew spoils the twist. The Crew discusses...

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This week Brian & Jeremy talk about Christopher Nolan's sci-fi epic Interstellar

This week Brian, Jeremy, and Paul discuss the newest superhero hit, Deadpool. We talk lots of superhero movies, plus Dirty Harry films.

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Episode 181: The Crew’s discussing Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare, and Wes Craven’s New Nightmare. Freddy’s Dead is the last canonical entry in the Nightmare franchise, and Freddy goes all out Looney Tunes goofy. Lots of fans disliked The Final Nightmare, so New Line Cinema brought back series creator, Wes Craven. New Nightmare’s villain is a demon that takes the form of Freddy; trying to invade the real world. The actors are playing themselves in the film; with Wes Craven and Bob Shaye even making appearances.

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Episode 173: The Crew’s is running from zombies or vampires (they’re not sure) as they discuss David Cronenberg’s Rabid. It’s an earlier Cronenberg film, and you can see the building blocks of his best work. Rabid, along with George Romero’s The Crazies, influenced the zombie genre with the outbreaks having originated from a virus or drug. The film’s low budget does show and who knew David Cronenberg worked with porn stars. Maybe that last part isn’t surprising.

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