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Separated by a decade of age yet consumed by similar cases of cinephilia and a reverence for underground cinema, co-hosts Dino Proserpio and Mike Kenny bring their appetite for the forgotten, under appreciated and overlooked entries of the silver screen and video stores to the I EAT MOVIES PODCAST.
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Closing out 2024, cohosts Mike and Dino honor one of the greats in I Eat Movies #38: Quincy Control - The Split (1968) / The Anderson Tapes (1971)! Spotlighting the limitless talent of the late Quincy Jones as well as th
Graciously joined by Emmy winning writer and co-host of Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast, Frank Santopadre, cohosts Dino & Mike tackle two Baltimore-based tales of redemption and hope in I Eat Movies #37: FRA
The heat is on as cohosts Dino and Mike embark on a mission concerning many Bond’s in I Eat Movies #36: Casinista! - Casino Royale (1967). Despite being a massive hit at the time, this wildly indulgent romp of a parody w
Back from a winter hibernation, cohosts Mike and Dino return to the mics by saluting New Hollywood heavyweight Peter Bogdanovich in I Eat Movies #35: Dino’s First Time - The Last Picture Show (1971) / Texasville (1990).
As we bid farewell to the summer season, cohosts Mike and Dino regroup to blab about their own individual courses of cinema consumption in I Eat Movies #34: Seen Report, Vol. IV. From high caliber westerns like Rio Bravo
Back from their springtime slumber, cohosts Mike and Dino find themselves in the world of small-screen thrills with I Eat Movies #33: Express Local, Central & Mountain - Panic on the 5:22 (1974) / Disaster on the Coastli
Spring has sprung and cohosts Dino and Mike return to bask in the neo-noir glow of Neil Jordan's breakout hit in I Eat Movies #32: Mike's First Time - Mona Lisa (1986). Charting the symbiotic relationship between Bob Hos
Cohosts Dino and Mike aren't necessarily being blackmailed (yet) but, reinforcements were greatly appreciated in I Eat Movies #31: Elmore or Less - The Ambassador (1985) / 52 Pick-Up (1986)! Joined by cohosts of CinemaTa
After an extended holiday hiatus, cohosts Dino and Mike are back on the mics to close off Season 3 before they bid the concepts of seasons farewell due to their inability to properly count in I Eat Movies #30: Mike's Fir
If it feels like forever well, that's because it sorta has been after a busy unexpected break but, we're back on the saddle with I Eat Movies #29: Rod Town (Steiger in the City) - No Way to Treat a Lady (1968) / The Janu
Rewinding back to just a decade ago that seems unfathomable today where little indie pictures could still populate several hundred screens during their release, Mike introduces Dino to one of the more contemporary offeri
Pull up a seat and ditch your bibs behind as co-hosts Dino and Mike rewind back to the era of big hair and analog enjoyment in I Eat Movies #27: Table Scraps - 1980s. Joined by their very special guest, Brian Saur of the
In arguably our most diverse slate yet, cohosts Mike and Dino catch each other up on all their latest cinematic servings in I Eat Movies #26: Seen Report, Vol. III. From basking together in the 35mm glow of First Blood a
Marking a mini-milestone, cohosts Dino and Mike tear their hearts out in I Eat Movies #25: Heartbreakers (1984). Joined by their very first special guest, Jonathan Hertzberg of Fun City Editions, the trio discuss at leng
Shake hands with your cohosts Mike and Dino and then count your fingers as the best cinematic con you never saw coming is discussed in I Eat Movies #24: Mike's First Time - Trick Baby (1972). Based on Iceberg Slim's noto
Due to either a calculating error or a most strongly calculated plan (you decide!), cohosts Dino and Mike are back with their Season 3 kickoff in I Eat Movies #23: Not So Noir - Foul Play (1978) / The Late Show (1977). M
In our Season 2 finale, cohosts Dino and Mike make finalities a fitting theme in I Eat Movies #22: To Die A Little (Finally) - The Last Run (1971) / The Long Goodbye (1973). Wrought with production dilemmas, directorial
After going down with Igby, Mike repays the favor this season in I Eat Movies #21: Dino's First Time - Jack the Bear (1993). A charming coming of age oddity that stars Danny DeVito giving one of his most vulnerable perfo
Exchanging adults for adolescents, Mike and Dino explore the suburbs and cityscapes of youth in I Eat Movies #20: In No Sense - Rich Kids (1979) / Kenny & Company (1976). Produced by Robert Altman and, in a rare move, he
Another actor spotlight is upon us in I Eat Movies #19: Overlooked Bernie Casey - Maurie (1973) / Hit Man (1972) where we celebrate the highly accomplished and underrated athlete turned thespian. After eight successful s
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