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Cinevile Podcast
A cult movie fan watches classics and lesser-known gems with a friend who's seeing them for the first time.
Sid Haig Month continues with another Jack Hill film — and another Pam Grier film! This time it's The Big Doll House, which is not to be confused with The Big Bird Cage, although we do make that mistake a few times.
June is Sid Haig Month on Cinevile! For our first episode, we're doing a listener request: Pit Stop. Sid Haig doing figure-eight stock car racing? Sign us up!
We finish off 70 Minutes or Less month with our thoughts on The Black Cat. Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi share the screen in one of the most convoluted films ever made!
We're breaking the rules this week on 70 Minutes or Less month by discussing a movie that's 72 minutes long: Little Shop of Horrors. The original 1960 version, not the '80s musical. Could this be Jack Nicholson's greatest performance of all time? Tune in to find out!
We could all use a little more dick in our lives — Dick Miller, that is! We continue 70 Minutes or Less Month by discussing A Bucket of Blood, a Roger Corman classic staring everyone's favorite Dick.
This month on Cinevile we're watching movies that are 70 minutes or less! Up first: Tod Browning's Freaks, an incredibly compassionate film that hits Greg and James right in the feels.
Pam Grier month concludes with our thoughts on Class of 1999. The film is basically Terminator set in a high school. If you think that's a recipe for success, think again!
In Episode 4 of Pam Grier month, we discuss a film that completely wastes Pam Grier's talents: Scream, Blacula, Scream. But the greatest tragedy of all is that William Marshall, an amazing performer, is best remembered for playing Blacula.
Pam Grier month continues with our thoughts on The Arena, a movie about female gladiators fighting to the death. An excellent premise, but the film itself falls short of excellence!
Week two of Pam Grier month features another Jack Hill classic — Foxy Brown. This one has it all: crime, vengeance, Black Panthers and another appearance from the great Sid Haig!
It's Pam Grier month at Cinevile! Each week we'll discuss a different Pam Grier film from a different genre. This week we tackle the women-in-prison genre with our thoughts on The Big Bird Cage.
Julia Ducournau has done it again with Titane, a film that is so tough to describe we won't even try to do it here. Just listen to the episode!
The monster speaks! The bride screams! In Episode 7 of Cinevile, we discuss Bride of Frankenstein, Greg's favorite classic Universal horror film — and his only weakness!
"Monster? We're British, you know!" This week on Cinevile we discuss Horror Express, Greg's favorite pairing of Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee!
The latest episode of Cinevile tackles The People Under the Stairs, Greg's favorite Wes Craven film. Take that, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Hills Have Eyesand Last House on the Left — this one takes the cake!
Greg and James discuss Raw, a coming-of-age film about a young woman who discovers herself through cannibalism. Finally, a film James loves!
It's quite possible Carnival of Souls is Greg's favorite movie of all time. And James has never seen it before!
Greg and James watch Teeth, a film about a young woman whose vagina has — you guessed it! — teeth. As always, this was a first-time watch for James.
Greg has James watch Terrorvision, a 1986 film about a space monster that comes out of a family's TV set. James has strong feelings about this one.