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Movie Memory Machine is a podcast dedicated to films that are forgotten but not gone.Each week the Machine sends us backward and forward through time and forces us to blow the dust off a wide release film that history has forgotten to decide if we should send it back to modern memory or leave it drifting in the ether of space.
Unknown Host hosts Movie Memory Machine, a tv show with 162 episodes published.
Hosts Truman Capps and Landon Solano celebrate the end of Movie Memory Machine season two by revisiting the season’s highlights, relitigating past verdicts, and sharing behind-the-scenes reflections. They discuss standou
A dark fantasy reimagining that reframes a classic fairy tale as a large-scale action-driven property. This is a studio attempt to position a familiar story within the early-2010s wave of gritty fairy tale adaptations, c
A hyper-stylized Greek myth adaptation that leans heavily on digital visuals and slow-motion combat. This is a mid-budget mythological epic positioned between the grounded approach of earlier sword-and-sandal films and t
A steampunk-leaning reimagining of a classic swashbuckler, built around spectacle, 3D visuals, and an ensemble cast. This is a version of The Three Musketeers that shifts the focus from period adventure to action-driven
A late-’90s sequel to a Brian De Palma classic, built around a new protagonist and a shift toward teen revenge. This is a follow-up that trades direct continuation for thematic repetition, repositioning Carrie’s core pre
The Machine isn’t finished with the Phantom just yet. Still echoing with organ chords and operatic longing, it pulls Truman and Landen across decades of masked obsession—charting the many faces, voices, and interpretatio
Truman and Landen descend once more into the smoky, subterranean tunnels of The Phantom of the Opera (2004) to wrap up the dangling threads left behind by the Main episode—untangling the music, the melodrama, and the end
The Machine drops Truman and Landen into 2004, cranking its fog machines to “maximum melodrama” and insisting they brush up on their chandelier-safety protocols. Before they know it, they’re wandering the candlelit catac
The Machine isn’t done with 2002 just yet — instead, it digs deeper into the emotional wreckage and lingering glitter of The Banger Sisters, pulling five films that explore what happens after the party ends. Truman and L
Truman and Landen wrap up the loose ends, lingering thoughts, and unclaimed backstage passes from The Banger Sisters (2002), revisiting the movie’s early-2000s vibe shift, its unexpectedly sincere heart, and its denim-an
The Machine hits the early-2000s button and blasts Truman and Landen straight into 2002, where classic rock nostalgia, midlife crises, and aggressively boho scarves all collide in a movie that asks, “What if your wild yo
The Machine rewinds the getaway car and pulls Truman and Landen deeper into the world of lovable criminals, selecting five films where the heist is only half the story. From dusty highways to quiet bank lobbies, these ar
Truman and Landen wrap up the loose ends from Bandits (2001), sorting through the heist logistics, the love-triangle physics, and the early-2000s studio confidence that made this movie possible. And as always, they play
The Machine tosses Truman and Landen straight into the early-2000s swirl of crime, romance, and big-swing studio comedy, where Hollywood briefly decided that the perfect heist crew was Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, a
The Machine isn’t done with locked rooms and loaded guns. After revisiting the morally murky hallways of Bad Times at the El Royale, it spits out five more tales of strangers trapped together—where paranoia festers, iden
Truman and Landen tie up the dangling threads of Bad Times at the El Royale, sorting through the hidden rooms, double identities, and morally dubious guest list that made this neo-noir such a wild detour for the Machine.
The Machine strands Truman and Landen in 2018—an era of neon-soaked genre mashups, Big Swing studio projects, and the last gasp of mid-budget original thrillers—depositing them right at the doors of the El Royale. Before
The Machine isn’t done tampering with reality. After dropping Truman and Landen into The Thirteenth Floor (1999), it pulls five more films from across decades that poke at the same unnerving question: what if this world
Truman and Landen wrap up the lingering mysteries, theories, and stray code fragments left behind by The Thirteenth Floor (1999)—a movie that remains convinced your desktop computer is one bad day away from becoming God’
The Machine hurls Truman and Landen back to 1999—an already glitchy year in cinema—dropping them into a neon-soaked rabbit hole of corporate intrigue, VR head trips, and the uncanny feeling that somebody else is driving.
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