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Hosted by Sean and his band of merry movie misfits, the weekly show covers all types of films and TV: from obscure and forgotten to prestigious and rotten; from must see to "Are You Kidding Me?" Big screen and small, we cover it all. New episodes drop every Saturday.
Sean hosts Scenes From The Screen, a tv show with 18 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Just lil old me this time around talking about films focusing on screenwriters, my brief flirtation with that style of writing and other odds and ends. Contains minimal profanity. Contains spoilers. Musi
Send us Fan Mail Hollie and I celebrate Sam Elliott's upcoming birthday with two of his lesser known recent films, The Hero and The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot. If you know nothing about either one, hit pl
Send us Fan Mail Kick back and enjoy the first triple feature! Below are links to a few things I mentioned in this episode if you'd like additional information. Dragon Boat: https://www.steelcitydragons.org/ https://www.
Send us Fan Mail I take a look at both of these well crafted superhero movies that share common threads as well as offer a PSA on the importance of checking your milk. Podcast may contain minimal profanity. Music by Mood
Send us Fan Mail Hollie and I discuss the first season of Apple+'s new horror-comedy Widow's Bay as well as the 1960 supernatural horror film, Horror Hotel (aka City of the Dead), that may have inspired elements of the s
Send us Fan Mail Hollie is back and we talk about the 1994 film adaptation of Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire as well as the current TV adaptation on AMC. Podcast may contain minimal profanity. Music by Moodmode o
Send us Fan Mail Hollie and I discuss the two films and how the television industry changes but still remains the same. Plus, they're just both really good films! Podcast may contain minimal profanity. Music by Moodmode
Send us Fan Mail Hollie and I talk about Stanley Donen's 1967 film about marriage featuring Albert Finney and Audrey Hepburn. We also touch upon traveling together as a married couple which we're doing as this episode dr
Send us Fan Mail I'm solo this week providing a quick look at two films featuring somewhat similar plots with very different results. Podcast may contain minimal profanity. Music by Moodmode on Pixabay https://pixabay.co
Send us Fan Mail Hollie returns to discuss the multi-genre Bryan Fuller film Dust Bunny. Podcast may contain minimal profanity. Music by Moodmode on Pixabay https://pixabay.com/users/moodmode-33139253/ https://www.youtub
Send us Fan Mail Night Shift is a comedy classic that largely goes unnoticed and my guest Bill and I are here to give it the proper respect it deserves. Podcast may contain minimal profanity. Music by Moodmode on Pixabay
Send us Fan Mail Hollie returns as my guest as we say goodbye to an old friend with a movie that he enjoyed, knew well, and was one of the bonds we shared. We talk about various aspects of the film including how fate pla
Send us Fan Mail My wife Hollie and I talk about Martin Scorsese's 1982 cult classic, The King of Comedy, and discuss her thoughts on the first time seeing it as well as how I interpret certain aspects now as opposed to
Send us Fan Mail My guest Jason and I chat a bit about the recent Hulu sci-fi action comedy, Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice. Podcast may contain minimal profanity. Music by Moodmode on Pixabay https://pixabay.com/users/moodm
Send us Fan Mail My first episode is a combination introduction (who I am, where I've been/am/going, yada, yada, yada) and brief discussion of the first film I ever reviewed professionally. Call it a background before mo
Send us Fan Mail A short teaser laying out a little bit about what to expect from a show about movies.
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Scenes From The Screen is hosted by Sean. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 18 episodes.
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