Flix Revolution: Recent Episodes
James Christopher
The official podcast of the Austin Revolution Film Festivalhttps://filmfreeway.com/austinrevolutionfilmfest
OPENING: A sad goodbye to one of the best people in this business, David Jurney.'
2:22: We're visiting with the brother / sister filmmaking team behind the short film AWAY: Mara Beier & Matthew J. Beier
20:19: Writer Rakefet Abergel talks her new scripts Killer Crush and Still.
33:01: We go Behind The Bucket with Michael Thomas Determan and Tom Rosy.
A thank you to everyone who submitted and trusted us with their films.
03:29 - Our slate is revealed now!
10:48 - Courtney and Mark Sposato talk their new film I'M LOSING YOU.
23:16 - Filmmaker Brett Scheske talks about his new documentary, STACKED.
35:35 - Some Christmas Comedy suggestions.
We're talking Christmas movies...in particular the ones with a certain feel good vibe.
Editor Mike Donis is here.
Talking cover letters
- War movies
- Carlo is on to talk HOUSE OF DRAGONS.
- Veteran Suicide and somethings you can do to help.
- An honest, spoiler filled, review of Halloween Ends from someone who was excited about the movie.
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Daniel Baldwin is back to break the movie down.
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Jim offers some other Halloween options and ranks the Halloween Films. Busta Rhymes makes a sorta appearance.
We're settling into Halloween season!
Kick back and check out some of the slashers Jim recommends.
THEN Daniel Baldwin is back to help Jim figure out why he doesn't 'get' Friday the 13th!
Filmmaker Katie Martin is here.
The official show of the Austin Revolution Film Festival
It's October! Halloween season! Horror time.
Horror is perhaps the most important genre in American cinema.
Few movies have been as influential on American horror than the Universal Monster films.
Daniel Baldwin is here, talking Universal Monster Flix.
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We're talk writing weepies with the incomparable Cedric Thomas Smith.
Jason Tostevin is here to ponder future of the cinematic experience.