Triple Feature Cancelled!!!
Jul 16, 202620m
We have a very important announcement!! We are cancelled. Tune in to hear what that means for the present and future of the podcast. Thank you for listening!
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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 177 episodes
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The hosts, C-Bear, Emma, and Freddy, each choose a film that fits a particular monthly theme. They also share their thoughts on new releases, awards, updates in the film industry, and other choice viewings.
Unknown Host hosts Triple Feature, a arts show with 177 episodes published.
We have a very important announcement!! We are cancelled. Tune in to hear what that means for the present and future of the podcast. Thank you for listening!
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Emma reviews the solatious new A24 film, The Drama (2026), Freddy rewatches Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie (2026), and C-Bear recommends Shazam! (2019). Hear our thoughts on these titles and so much more! Time Stam
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