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Two film-loving buddies, Josh and Matt, each choose a movie every episode to fit a randomly chosen subject to discuss and compare. Will they find more differences than similarities? How many hot takes and hurt feelings will it take to spark an epic battle of cinematic opinions?Have a listen and find out in this low-stakes, friendly exchange of film-related ideas. It might all be subjective, but can everyone still be correct?
Unknown Host hosts Subjectively Correct, a tv show with 25 episodes published.
On the final episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh take the opportunity to ditch the classic wheel of random themes and instead showcase two movies of their choice that might have not fit any previou
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh chat about two low budget flicks to see what filmmakers can create despite financial limitations. Will Josh's pick, the extremely Australian 1997 comedy
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh share some movies with very limited locations as the random subject of the month is “bottle movies”. Will Josh's pick, the 1995 multi-directorial antholo
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh discuss some eerie classics to explore what the heck “gothic” actually means. Will Matt's pick, the 1928 silent film The Man Who Laughs, satisfy Josh’s k
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh investigate some movies focusing on crime to see what the never-do-well scum of the movie world are up to. Will Josh's pick, the stylistic 2005 high scho
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh share some coming of age films and discuss what that term can encompass. Will Josh's pick, the widely beloved 2000 music drama Almost Famous, successfull
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh share some films that one might say “you couldn’t make nowadays” for one reason or another. Will Matt's pick, the 1988 historical exploitation flick Men
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh get ready to bawl as they discuss two different kinds of films tackling the subject of loss. Will Matt's pick, the devastating documentary Dear Zachary,
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh tackle some monsters as they discuss two films that could be considered part of the creature feature subgenre. Will Matt's pick, the spider-centric 2002
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh exchange some documentaries and see how filmmakers can elevate real-life onto the silver screen. Will Matt's pick, the 2017 true-crime documentary Castin
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh focus on films that showcase some noteworthy editing and discuss the different ways those decisions impact the films. Will Josh's pick, the explosive 199
Welcome to season 2 of the Subjectively Correct podcast! In this episode Matt and Josh exchange films focusing on extraterrestrial entities as they delve into the subgenre of alien flicks. Will Matt’s pick, the wacky 198
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh focus on stories where the bad guys get a helping hand and Evil Wins!.. Will Matt's pick, the jolly school shooter mockumentary The Dirties, give us an i
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh discuss the essential art of controlling the camera as two films with exceptional or unique cinematography are brought to the table. Will Josh's pick, th
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh perk up their ears as the wheel of fate decided to talk about movies with exceptional soundtracks and scores. Will Matt's pick, the classic 1931 Dracula
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh look at two films that re-package previously existing material as the random theme of the month has been chosen to be remakes. Will Josh's pick, Scorsese
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh focus on some fisticuffs as they discuss two martial arts films one of them has not seen before. Will Josh's pick, the epic mythical Jet Li film Hero fro
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh pull out a bunch of childhood favorites to explore this month’s random theme, nostalgia. Will Josh's pick, the fantastical journey of Willow from 1988, d
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh talk about feel good movies and discuss how film can comfort us in different ways.Will Matt's pick, the adventurous 1991 White Fang, leave Josh cold and
On this episode of the Subjectively Correct podcast, Matt and Josh tackle the lovey-dovey space of romantic comedies. Will Josh's pick, the crime-ridden 1997 movie A Life Less Ordinary, leave Matt agreeing to pay the ran
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