TV & film – Nieuwe podcasts
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Simon Holm og Audun Blix Nordlid returnerer til dine trommehinner med en helt ny podcast hvor de tar for seg filmer som vises på Cinemateket i Oslo.
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Blaiden and Bells just watched a bad movie, and now you have to hear about it !!
Primarily focused on animated films, Bells (avid cartoon enthusiast) and Blaiden (God's strongest cartoon hater) discuss animated films, new and old, and debate whether or not they can be considered art. Feelings will be hurt, blood will be spilled, and eggshells will be trampled on! This isn't your grandma's realistic depiction of a panic attack, this is: The Bad-Movie Podcast! -
Movie discussions and personal stories with a comedic twist
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Travis (Reel Comic Heroes, Minute of Thieves) and Robin (Swordboys Cut by Cut, Karate Kid Minute) analyze every minute of 1994's "The Crow" starring Brandon Lee.
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A woodland where friends gather and discuss what they love about movies, and sure other forms of media as well, but mostly movies.
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Hosted by Vince and Goldie, listen in as we watch the quirkiest and most loved adult films from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s. We’ll be discussing the filthiest, the funniest and the absolute strangest moments that classic porn has to offer. No subject off limits, an absolute must for lovers of erotic cinema.
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On May 13th, 2004, the world said ‘Goodnight Seattle’ one last time to the greatest TV character of all time, Dr. Frasier Crane. Frasier superfans Sydney Boniface and Teddy Ivanova open an investigation, assuming what appears to them to be obvious, that the absence of the beloved titular character means Frasier must be missing. They learn very quickly that in Hollywood, things are not always as they seem.
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Velkommen til Kinoprat - en podcast full av uhøytidelig prat om alt innenfor ny film og kinoverden! Vi snakker kinoaktuelle filmer, premierer, priser, filmfestivaler og mye mer. Jeg heter Camilla, og Kinoprat er et resultat av mitt nyttårsforsett i 2025 om å ta film- og kinointeressen min mer på alvor. Bli med å nerde over ny film og kino hver tirsdag!
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Dollar Theater is a podcast where we review movies we love, some are critically loved and some not so much, but we always love to talk about them.
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Welcome to We Know The White Lotus, the RHAP podcast where Rob Cesternino and Josh Wigler serve up weekly recaps of The White Lotus Season 3! Each week, we’ll check into the newest luxury resort to dissect the scandals, secrets, and social satire that have made The White Lotus a must-watch sensation.
From unexpected hookups to mysterious deaths, Rob and Josh are here to explore every twist, turn, and ominous clue. Join us as we sip Aperol Spritzes, unpack all the drama, and ask the ultimate question: Who won’t make it to checkout this season? -
Maria rewatched: Serien und Filme. Aktuell guckt sie vor allem die Serie LOST. Zwischendurch wird es auch Miniserien zu Game of Thrones und weiteren Inhalten geben.
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Horror movie aficionado and author Josh Hitchens presents a podcast hosting some of the greatest scary movies ever made. 62 HORROR MOVIES consists of 31 episodes, each a double feature of frightening films for Halloween. 12 NIGHTS OF TERROR consists of 12 episodes. each focusing on Christmas-themed horror cinema. Season 3 is an 8 episode deep-dive into the FRIDAY THE 13TH franchise, inviting you to listen to the podcast as you watch the movies!
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A Deep Dive into the New Adaptation of Agatha Christie’s Towards Zero Agatha Christie’s Towards Zero is poised to captivate audiences once more in a brand-new adaptation, brought to life by a talented ensemble cast and a visionary creative team. Set against the glamorous yet tension-filled backdrop of 1930s England, the adaptation promises a riveting exploration of human emotions, twisted motives, and, of course, murder. Slated to air on BBC One over the 2024 holiday season and arriving on BritBox for international audiences in early 2025, this three-part series breathes new life into one of Christie’s more psychological and suspenseful works. A Closer Look at the Plot and Themes Towards Zero stands out in Christie’s repertoire for its intricate exploration of interpersonal relationships and the darker sides of love and jealousy. The story begins with a seemingly innocent gathering at the coastal estate of Gull’s Point, hosted by the formidable Lady Tressilian (played by Academy Award-winner Anjelica Huston). As guests arrive, it quickly becomes clear that unresolved tensions simmer beneath the surface. The plot centers around British tennis star Nevile Strange (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) and his audacious decision to bring both his new wife, Kay (Mimi Keene), and his ex-wife, Audrey (Ella Lily Hyland), to the same summer retreat. As the reunion unfolds, the interactions between the trio become increasingly volatile, setting the stage for a series of manipulative maneuvers and tragic misunderstandings. With the arrival of other guests—including a gentleman’s valet, a conniving cousin, and a mysterious French conman—the atmosphere turns explosive. Director Sam Yates emphasizes the story’s focus on psychological complexity and emotional turmoil. He describes Towards Zero as “one of the most psychological and sensual of Agatha Christie’s stories,” highlighting the themes of jealousy, betrayal, and the destructive nature of unresolved desires. Characters and Cast Profiles Each character in Towards Zero adds a unique layer of tension and intrigue, making the cast’s portrayals all the more critical. Here’s a deeper look at the key characters and the actors behind them: Camilla, Lady Tressilian (Anjelica Huston): As the head of Gull’s Point, Lady Tressilian is a powerful matriarch who oversees the events that transpire at her estate. Huston’s portrayal promises to bring both gravitas and nuance to a character torn between loyalty and disapproval. Huston herself described the role as a “delightful challenge,” particularly in capturing the sharpness and subtle manipulation inherent in Lady Tressilian’s interactions. Nevile Strange (Oliver Jackson-Cohen): The central figure whose actions trigger the drama, Nevile’s role requires a delicate balance of charm and recklessness. Jackson-Cohen, known for his intense performances, brings a magnetic yet troubling presence to the screen. His portrayal captures both the allure and the dangerous impulsiveness of Nevile, making him a pivotal force in the unfolding mystery. Audrey Strange (Ella Lily Hyland): As Nevile’s ex-wife, Audrey is caught in a web of emotions, ranging from lingering love to quiet resentment. Hyland’s performance is expected to highlight Audrey’s internal struggle as she contends with both the presence of her former husband and his new wife. Kay Elliott (Mimi Keene): The new wife in this love triangle, Kay is spirited, impulsive, and unafraid to assert herself. Keene’s dynamic energy on-screen captures Kay’s complexity, bringing depth to a character often overshadowed by her husband’s past relationships. Other notable performances include Matthew Rhys as Inspector Leach, Clarke Peters as Mr. Treves, and Anjana Vasan as Mary Aldin, each of whom adds depth to the ensemble with their portrayals of characters entangled in the dark secrets of Gull’s Point. Behind the Scenes: Bringing Towards Zero to Life The adaptation’s production was helmed by Mammoth Screen, known for its critically acclaimed Christie adaptations such as And Then There Were None and The ABC Murders. Filming took place on the scenic Devon coast and in and around Bristol, capturing the serene yet ominous atmosphere that pervades the story. The coastal setting plays a vital role in evoking a sense of isolation, amplifying the tension as relationships unravel and truths come to light. Sam Yates and screenwriter Rachel Bennette were meticulous in their approach to retaining the essence of Christie’s narrative while modernizing certain elements to appeal to contemporary audiences. The dialogue has been subtly updated, and the pacing has been adjusted to keep viewers on edge. According to Yates, “Audiences are in for a propulsive, intoxicating ride into the dark hearts of some of Christie’s most irresistible characters.” Adaptation History and Creative Changes Unlike many other Christie stories, Towards Zero hasn’t been as frequently adapted, giving Yates and his team a unique opportunity to reimagine the narrative for a new generation. Interestingly, an earlier adaptation by ITV in 2008 restructured the plot to include Miss Marple—a character who doesn’t appear in the original novel. This new version remains more faithful to the book, bringing the psychological tension and character-driven plot to the forefront. The decision to replace Inspector Battle, the novel’s original detective, with Inspector Leach (Matthew Rhys) was one of the few creative liberties taken. This change, however, has been well-received by early reviewers, who feel that Rhys’s nuanced performance adds depth and gravitas to the investigation. Agatha Christie’s Enduring Legacy Agatha Christie’s works have stood the test of time due to her unparalleled ability to craft intricate plots filled with fascinating characters and shocking twists. Towards Zero is no exception, and the new adaptation aims to reaffirm Christie’s relevance in the modern mystery genre. The focus on psychological elements and complex relationships aligns with today’s preference for character-driven narratives, making Towards Zero a perfect candidate for reinvention. Anticipated Reception and Viewer Expectations With the success of recent Christie adaptations like Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile, Towards Zero carries high expectations. Fans are eager to see how the adaptation captures the book’s unique tone and whether it can deliver the same level of suspense and intrigue. Critics have noted that the casting choices and the creative team’s commitment to authenticity could make this one of the standout adaptations in recent years. This new take on Towards Zero not only pays homage to Agatha Christie’s original story but also redefines it for a new era. With its psychological depth, rich character portrayals, and stunning visuals, the series promises to be a compelling watch for both Christie enthusiasts and newcomers to her world of mystery and suspense. Final Thoughts As Towards Zero prepares to premiere on BBC and BritBox, it’s set to captivate audiences with its fresh take on a classic story. The combination of stellar performances, thoughtful direction, and a faithful yet innovative adaptation make it a must-watch for any fan of the murder mystery genre. Keep an eye out for its release this holiday season—it’s a show that’s sure to keep you guessing until the very end. This has been a Quiet Please Production. 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Pamela Anderson's remarkable career and personal journey span decades, showcasing her evolution from an iconic television star on Baywatch to an advocate, author, and celebrated performer. Her impact on pop culture is unparalleled, and she has consistently used her platform to champion causes such as animal rights, environmental conservation, and social justice. Through her memoir Love, Pamela and the Netflix documentary Pamela, A Love Story, she reclaimed her narrative, offering candid insights into her life and challenges. Her Broadway debut in Chicago and her upcoming film The Last Showgirl highlight her continued reinvention and artistic growth. Pamela's story is one of resilience, creativity, and unwavering commitment to authenticity, proving her legacy is as multifaceted as it is enduring.
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Love is Kimes is your go-to podcast for all things Love Is Blind! Hosted by Mina Kimes and David Dennis Jr., this show dives deep into Netflix’s hit reality series from the pods to the beach to the altar. Tune in after each new batch of episodes for recaps, reactions, and the kind of commentary you won’t hear anywhere else. Watch on YouTube, listen here—because love might be blind, but we’re watching everything.
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Aquí se habla de cine, pero no como se ha hecho hasta ahora.
Ni tan mal(as) es un espacio para esos personajes denostados -la gran mayoría, femeninos- vistos en películas. Unos personajes que podrían haber dado mucho más juego en el argumento pero se quedaron en eso, en ser "el villano o villana", "la madre de", "la hija de" o "amiga 2".
Cada invitado viene a reivindicar a aquella figura que merecía una trama protagonista para ella sola. Desde la mala del blockbuster hasta la chica del título más indie. Pongamos ahora el foco en ellas, que bien se lo merecen.
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Una temporada, un director:
Así será esta nueva saga de podcasts para cinéfilos, nacida bajo el sello de Backwards Studio, girando esta primera temporada en torno a la figura de John Carpenter: el "master of horror" por antonomasia".
En cada capítulo se diseccionarán de forma cronológica dos películas del director en más de una hora plagada de curiosidades, análisis, opinión, un poco de sentido del humor y un mucho de cinefilia.
Detrás de los micrófonos: Víctor López G, Carlos J. Marín y Fernando Polanco. Cineastas y, sobre todo, cinéfagos empedernidos que exprimirán cada título hasta sacarle la última gota. -
Bienvenidos a Bangarang, el podcast en el que el cine no solo se ve, se vive. Presentado por Jorge Vázquez y Sara Draven. Acompáñanos y sumérgete en el mundo del cine, analizando películas que han hecho historia, personajes icónicos del cine, curiosidades de detrás de las cámaras, salseos y ¡mucho más!
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Евгений Стаховский запускает подкаст, где вместе с ведущими кинокритиками расскажет о самых ярких событиях кинофестиваля в Берлине. Закулисье киносмотра, крупные премьеры, новые имена и яркие программы — все это обсуждаем в подкасте телеканала КИНОТВ «хроники! Берлинале».
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A comedy podcast where 2 Brothers talk about their love of Film, Music, Fatherhood and all things geek entertainment.
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