
<p>In Episode 63, the trio discuss 1947's Brute Force, with approving reactions across the board to both Burt Lancaster's performance and Jules Dassin's direction of the crime noir film.</p> <p>-</p> <p>Jason's...


All Film, No Filter is a podcast where, every week, you get the chance to listen in on a group of film lovers chatting about the movies we’ve been watching.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAll Film, No Filter is a podcast where, every week, you get the chance to listen in on a group of film lovers chatting about the movies we’ve been watching.
Recent episodes include "Episode 63 - Burt Lancaster's Brooding, Brutal Force" (31 December 2024, 37 minutes), "Episode 62 - Voyage to the Forbidden Planet" (31 December 2024, 55 minutes), and "Episode 61 - Two Wheels, One Man and No Money" (31 December 2024, 71 minutes).
All Film, No Filter publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 71 minutes across 63 episodes.
Booking probability for All Film, No Filter is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. All Film, No Filter requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. All Film, No Filter's contact route on record: verified email.
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All Film, No Filter is a tv podcast with 63 episodes published.
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<p>In Episode 63, the trio discuss 1947's Brute Force, with approving reactions across the board to both Burt Lancaster's performance and Jules Dassin's direction of the crime noir film.</p> <p>-</p> <p>Jason's...

Episode #62
<p>In Episode 62, the trio discuss 1956's Forbidden Planet, with all three finding positives in the groundbreaking storyline, technical effects and electronic score of the seminal sci-fi film.</p> <p>-</p> <p>Jason's...

<p>In Episode 61, the trio discuss 1948's Bicycle Thieves, widely considered one of the greatest films in the history of cinema, with George and Jacob celebrating the (neo)realism present in the story while Jason once...

<p>In Episode 60, the trio tackle the Australian film movement of Ozploitation, starting with the beginnings of the genre in 1971's Wake in Fright, moving through to The Man From Hong Kong four years later and finishing...

<p>In Episode 59, the trio discuss 1985's After Hours, with George and Jacob appreciating the offbeat surrealism in what is perhaps Scorsese's most arthouse-like offering, while Jason comes away empty (despite the...

Episode #58
<p>In Episode 58, the trio discuss 2000's O Brother, Where Art Thou?, with Jason and George coming away surprisingly disappointed despite both being fans of The Coen Brothers' previous output, with Jacob appreciating...

<p>In Episode 57, the trio discuss 2013's The Great Beauty, examining the influence of Fellini's La Dolce Vita on the film and praising the technical effects before getting into a discussion on what qualifies a film to...

<p>In Episode 56, the trio take a look at the cinema of Hong Kong, with Jason hating the inane humour in Shaolin Soccer, George celebrating Hard Boiled as "the best action film ever made" and Jacob enjoying the martial...

Episode #55
<p>In Episode 55, the trio discuss 2006's The Lives of Others, with all three praising the accurate representation of fear and repression that would've existed in Stasi-led East Germany.</p> <p>-</p> <p>Jason's...

Episode #54
<p>In Episode 54, the trio discuss 1985's Fright Night, with George and Jacob gushing over the practical special effects while Jason hands out his usual half star, before the group gets into a discussion about film...

Episode #53
<p>In Episode 53, the trio discuss 2021's The Black Phone, with all three coming away disappointed from the numerous plot holes and reliance on tired horror movie cliches that the film employs.</p> <p>-</p> <p>Jason's...

<p>In Episode 52, Jason and George analyse the myriad of themes in Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut, argue about All That Jazz and find common ground in Tarantino's Django Unchained.</p> <p>Films discussed this week, in...

<p>In Episode 51, Jason and Jacob discuss three films from 1992, enjoying Tarantino's debut of Reservoir Dogs, finding themselves at opposite ends of the spectrum with Peter Jackson's Braindead and coming away...

Episode #50
<p>To celebrate the half-century mark of the podcast, the trio decided to return to the format of group episodes of old, discussing three different topics - the importance of physical media, what makes an auteur and the...

<p>In Episode 49, Jason and George tackle some films from the year 2000, commending the complex themes in American Psycho, diverging sharply on Requiem for a Dream and enjoying the epic production that was Crouching...

<p>In Episode 48, the third group episode for the year, the trio tackle cult films, discussing the macabre humour at the heart of Harold and Maude, praising the 'different' crime thriller that's Point Blank and both...

<p>In Episode 47, Jason and Jacob discuss the Scorsese classic Raging Bull, differ on their reception to the '80s body horror of From Beyond and extol the groundbreaking achievements of Metropolis.</p> <p>Films...

<p>In Episode 46, Jason and George gush over the musical masterpiece of Singin' in the Rain, praise the twists present in the neo-noir L.A. Confidential and examine the themes of David Cronenberg's Videodrome.</p>...

<p>In Episode 45, Jason and Jacob discuss the mystery at the heart of The Machinist, unravel the symbolism and allegories presented in Lars von Trier's controversial The House That Jack Built and differ on their...

Episode #44
<p>In Episode 44, the second group episode for the year, the trio tackle international horror films, with only Jason enjoying the Taiwanese found footage flick Incantation, Jacob and George praising the technical...
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