The MacGuffin Men is a podcast that hopes to add some depth to what we feel is lacking in modern film criticism. From a film's place in history to granular film grammar choices of the filmmaker, these movies are discussed from a place of love and appreciation for the art form, all with the understanding that a lot of what we discuss might be nonsense.
Creative Principles Podcast
24 Panels Per Second
Don't Push Pause
Geoff Gershon
Chris O'Falt
Andrew and Phil
Fast, Cheap Film Books & More
The Nerd Party
Okolo Kino
Taj and Chels
James Moll & Lara Scott
Rachel Jay & Matthew Ducza
John Bleasdale
Sean Homrig
Delta College Public Radio
The Reel Take
TruStory FM
Chris Hadley
TruStory FM
Cinema Clash
MovieMaker Magazine
Ryan Ellis & Bev Ellis
Dan Wiener & Jon Richardson
Tyler Danna
Jack Draper
Rebecca Riddell & Gary J Hewitt
None
debbie lynn elias
The Talkies
Rachel Carey
debbie lynn elias
Glacé Media Ltd
Final Draft
Shaved Monkey Media
Classic Movie Reviews
UW Film Club
Fifteen-Minute Film Fanatics
LENS ME YOUR EARS
Jackson Murphy Mike Sargent
OTTplay - HT Smartcast
Arjun Chaturvedi and Oliver Zheng
Charlie Juhl & Hannah Buchdahl
Chance4luck Productions
Brothers in Armchairs
Rachel Wagner
Nancyg
Steven Reyes & Sean Anderson
Nathan Rabin
Matt Craig
Script Apart
Little White Lies
Following Films
Jose Arroyo and Michael Glass
Leman
The Projection Booth
Sara Greenfield
Filmmaker Magazine
Eileen Jones and Dolores McElroy
No Script: The Podcast
Greta & Taylor
Barry Wurst
CurtCo Media
chuckler.com
Mark Linsenmayer
Ryan Matera
None
Once Upon a Time at the Oscars
Jerks in the 4th Row
Jen Johans
Did You Do Your Homework? | A Pop Culture Podcast
Klaus at Gunpoint
Vox
Vintage Sand
Maybe You Like It Productions
Letterboxd
You, Me, and TV
The Film Stage
What's It About?!
Timothy Williams
Christine Merser
Headgum
Selena
Ken and Jack Koral
TruStory FM
RNZ
Joe Shmo
Murtada Elfadl
BBC Radio 4
Vivek and Viru
MTR Network
Scott Harrison, Christopher Commander, Kevin Haney and Craig Woodfield
Cameo Launch
The World Is Wrong
Film School Rejects
Peter Labuza
NPR
OscarWatch
Soren Narnia
Filmcourage