Hosted by Matthew Alden, Malik Moss-Solomon · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 29 episodes
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After the Frame is where the credits roll but the conversation begins. We dive into the emotional beats, hidden meanings, and lingering questions behind your favorite films and shows. If you love rewatching with a deeper lens, unpacking character arcs, or exploring “what happens next,” this is your space. Smart, heartfelt, and a little nerdy—perfect for fans who can’t stop thinking after the screen fades to black.
Matthew Alden, Malik Moss-Solomon hosts After the Frame Podcast, a tv show with 29 episodes published.
This episode on After the Frame, we’re covering three very different franchise swings: a campy fantasy reboot, a surprisingly purposeful Pixar sequel, and a spoof comedy trying to recapture old magic. We start with Maste
This week on After the Frame, we’re covering two very different superhero shows in one episode: one loud, bloody, and apocalyptic; the other gritty, grounded, and locked back into what makes its hero work. We start with
This episode on After the Frame, we’re covering three wildly different movies in one episode - a loose, charming Pixar original, a messy horror reboot, and a technically impressive trip into liminal-space dread. We start
This week on After the Frame, we’re packing four very different reviews into one episode, from big-screen sci-fi spectacle, to grimy internet-age horror, to absurd comedy, to one of the scariest indie horror swings of th
This week on After the Frame, we’re packing three reviews into one episode, moving from franchise disappointment, to atmospheric dread, to a sequel that’s fun but maybe a little too safe. We start with Scream 7, a frustr
This week on After the Frame, we dive into Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights (2026) — a bold retelling that looks stunning, feels soaked in atmosphere, and swings hard for gothic intensity. For a lot of its runtime, it
This week on After the Frame, we’re keeping it loose - breaking down the latest entertainment headlines, arguing over our favorite topics, and letting the takes fly. We start with quick reactions to what’s happening in m
Sam Raimi kicks off 2026 with Send Help a movie that somehow mashes up survival thriller tension with workplace comedy chaos, and actually makes it work. It’s fast, funny, sharp, and packed with the kind of horror-comedy
Awards season is here — and the gloves are off. In this episode of After the Frame, we dive headfirst into the 2026 Oscars conversation, breaking down the nominations, the biggest snubs, and where we think the Academy go
A new year means new takes. In this special After the Frame episode, we kick off 2026 by looking ahead, locking in our boldest predictions for the movies, franchises, and industry trends that will define the year. We sta
It’s time to close the book on 2025. In this special year-in-review episode of After the Frame, we break down the biggest movies, boldest swings, and messiest misfires the year had to offer, no safe takes allowed. We kic
This week on After the Frame, we head back to the vibrant city of Zootopia — breaking down why Zootopia 2 works as a thoughtful, funny, and visually stunning sequel that respects the original while confidently expanding
The Knives Out franchise is back — and somehow still finding new ways to surprise. Wake Up Dead Man delivers a fresh vibe, a clever mystery, and one of the strongest ensembles the series has seen yet. It’s funny, thought
Sony’s animation hot streak continues with KPop Demon Hunters — a movie that fully embraces its wild premise and runs with it. Vibrant animation, fun characters, and just the right level of chaos make this one an easy cr
Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone team up once again for Bugonia, delivering another dose of beautifully strange filmmaking — intense, darkly funny, and unmistakably their style. It’s gripping, it’s bold, and it’s filled w
Edgar Wright takes a big swing with The Running Man — a frantic, stylish reimagining loaded with spectacle, satire, and one of Glen Powell’s most magnetic performances yet. It doesn’t stick every landing, but the ride ge
Osgood Perkins has a gift for eerie, beautifully crafted horror — the kind that settles under your skin and stays there. Keeper continues that visual tradition, but this time the story doesn’t quite follow through. The a
The first Wicked movie surprised everyone - vibrant, emotional, and full of heart. Its sequel, Wicked: For Good, arrives with big expectations, powerhouse leads, and a story that’s trying to juggle a lot at once. Some of
After a hauntingly effective first film, The Black Phone 2 tries to dial back into the same terror - but this time, the connection’s a little fuzzy. This week on After the Frame, we dig into what worked and what didn’t:
What happens when ambition turns into obsession? HIM had the makings of a bold psychological thriller — stunning visuals, an intriguing setup, and a premise dripping with potential. But somewhere between concept and exec
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After the Frame Podcast is hosted by Matthew Alden, Malik Moss-Solomon. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 29 episodes.
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