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Franchise Forum is the podcast where four longtime friends dig into film franchises you probably forgot… and maybe should’ve! Four friends. One franchise at a time. From cult classics to sequels nobody asked for, we break them down, debate them, and dive deep into the highs, lows, and “what were they thinking?” moments.
Unknown Host hosts The Franchise Forum Podcast, a tv show with 20 episodes published.
The Quentin Tarantino Director Series continues with his directorial debut - Reservoir Dogs. Greg digs into the low-budget breakout film that not only put Tarantino on the map, but impacted the way filmmakers incorporate
Widely regarded as one of the greatest horror sequels ever made, Sam Raimi's 1987 cult classic blurs the line between remake and sequel, transforming the relentless terror of the original into a manic blend of horror, sl
Our Director Series continues with Quentin Tarantino and Pulp Fiction. One of the most influential filmmakers of the modern era, Tarantino takes center stage as Greg explores how Pulp Fictionshattered storytelling conven
This week, we dig into Sam Raimi’s 1981 cult classic, a movie that none of us fully knew how to process but all of us had to respect. Is it enjoyable? Not exactly. Is it inventive, relentless, gross, weirdly charming, an
The Die Hard franchise comes to an end as the Franchise Forum crew heads to Moscow for A Good Day to Die Hard—the most criticized and controversial entry in the series. This week, we break down the father-son story betwe
The Franchise Forum crew is back… and John McClane has officially entered the digital age. This week, we tackle Live Free or Die Hard, the cyber-terrorism-fueled fourth entry that trades grimy ’80s grit for exploding hel
Franchise Forum: Director Series continues with Christopher Nolan and Memento. Greg jumps into Nolan's backward (and forward) story of revenge through the lens of anterograde amnesia, digging into the Academy Award-nomin
We’re back with John McClane… and this time, the whole city’s in play. In Episode 9, Greg, Erik, Adam, and Ross head to New York for Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995) the sequel that ditches the building, turns everything
Franchise Forum: Director Series continues with Christopher Nolan and Oppenheimer. Nolan's most decorated film to date, Greg dissects how Oppenheimer blends genres, creatively tackles special effects, and uses symbolism
Franchise Forum: Director Series begins with Christopher Nolan and Dunkirk. One of the most celebrated directors of this century, Nolan becomes the focus as Greg breaks down how Dunkirk strays from the traditional war fi
In this Frantasy Episode, the Franchise Forum crew takes to the skies to revisit The Rocketeer, Disney’s 1991 love letter to pulp adventure, Art Deco design, and the golden age of aviation. Along the way we talk about wh
We’re back with John McClane… and this time, it’s snowing. In Episode 8, the Franchise Forum crew heads to Dulles Airport to break down Die Hard 2 (1990), the sequel that tries to go bigger, louder, and somehow colder. S
What if The Big Lebowski wasn’t just a cult comedy but the first chapter in a crooked, smoke-filled noir franchise that never was? In the debut episode of Frantasy, we pour ourselves a caucasian, lower the lights, and fo
This week the crew heads to Nakatomi Plaza for a holiday party gone very, very wrong. We unpack John McTiernan’s Die Hard (1988) — the film that redefined the modern action hero, made Bruce Willis a movie star, and someh
The guys actually liked this one... though Erik was a little timid to admit it. In this episode, the crew returns to Isla Sorna for a wild ride through Jurassic Park III (2001), Joe Johnston’s leaner, meaner follow-up to
We take The Lost World: Jurassic Park on a three-hour safari and, well… no one makes it out unscathed. What starts as a sequel about dinosaurs turns into a deep dive on awkward champagne pours, gymnastic raptor kicks, an
On this episode we dig into Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, the blockbuster that redefined summer movies. From groundbreaking CGI and unforgettable sound design to the perfect blend of awe and terror, we break down why
Jetpacks, PG-13, and the Death of Officer Lewis | Franchise Forum Ep. 3 The trilogy limps to the finish line with RoboCop 3. We break down the PG-13 tone shift, the bizarre child-hacker subplot, and RoboCop’s sudden upgr
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