On the latest episode of CinemAddicts we preview the features that we are excited to check out for the month of October. I offer up my thoughts on the critically acclaimed thriller Titane, which although it’s one of my favorite films, is an acquired taste.Anderson Cowan chimes in on his thoughts regarding Wes Anderson’s upcoming movie The French Dispatch and Scott Cooper’s long awaited Antlers. Also covered in the episode is Anderson’s thoughts on Johnny Depp as an actor and . . . he also saves a bee on the show!
For our Patreon subscribers, our bonus episode of will have us each picking a movie from 1969.
Last Night In Rozzie, the story of a lawyer named Ronnie (Neil Brown Jr.) who tries to grant his childhood best friend Joey’s (Jeremy Sisto) dying wish, took me by surprise. I wasn’t expecting to be personally affected by this film, but the drama featured excellent performances (including Nicky Whelan as Joey’s ex-wife) and an immersive narrative that packed a punch during its lean and mean 80 minute run time.
Director Sean Gannet and writer Ryan McDonough were also forthcoming and amiable during our chat, which actually lasted a lot longer than I anticipated. I also asked McDonough a spoiler question regarding Joey’s fate during our interview, and that clip is available for our CinemAddicts Patreon members.
Video Version of the LAST NIGHT IN ROZZIE Interview Is On Deepest Dream. Let us know what you think of Last Night In Rozzie by emailing editor@deepestdream.com!
Filmmakers Desiree Connell and Scott B. Hansen talk about their indie horror feature Bad Candy. Movie is headlined by Zach Galligan (Gremlins) and Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor. Interview starts at the 8:00 minute mark!
Video Version of the Bad Candy Interview Is On Deepest Dream.
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Anderson Cowan and Greg Srisavasdi preview the movies they want to check out in September. Will Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings turn out to be an excellent Marvel Film. Is The Card Counter going to be a worthy follow-up to Paul Schrader’s acclaimed First Reformed. Anderson loves documentaries, so he closes out the program by talking about On These Grounds!
For our patreon Bonus episode, we will dive into the year 1976!!
BONUS #29: ‘The Children’s Hour’ and ‘The Mark’ (1961)
August 28 at 1:49 PM
#113 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: Types of Investors (Week 113 of 116)
August 26 at 8:47 PM
Movie Review – ‘CROSS CREEK’ (1983) – Amazon Prime Video
August 22 at 1:42 PM
#112 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: More Fixed Than I Knew (Week 112 of 116)
August 21 at 9:12 PM
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During the 20-minute conversation, Callies talked about creating Aftershock and why she decided to creatively venture into the podcast space. She also gave her thoughts on NFTs (non-fungible tokens) and briefly discussed why she The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is one of her favorite flicks.
Hey guys! Had to reload this episode because this feed actually had an interview with another director instead of Summertime director Carlos Lopez Estrada and Raul Herrera. Anyways, if you already listened to it last week, apologies!
It was a pleasure to interview DirectorCarlos López Estradaand spoken word artist/educatorRaul Herrera forSummertime. The ambitious feature centers on the lives of 25 young Los Angeles inhabitants who have their own dreams and ambitions. A sweeping and at times evocative look at these diverse and inspiring lives, Summertime is one of my favorite films of 2021.
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We preview the month of August on this episode. Good news is that Anderson Cowan has a review of The Suicide Squad handy and Greg Srisavasdi (moving forward I will refer to myself in the third person) has already seen Annette. Anderson also discusses his love for the works of Neill Blomkamp (Elysium, Chappie) since his flick Demonic is just around the corner.
For this month’s Patreon, the CinemAddicts twosome are covering the year 1961. Anderson and Greg also get into a discussion on why watching Big Budget movies in an actual theater is the best way to go (Greg prefers his Chromebook or iPad!).
Here is my interview with Gangs of London director Xavier Gens (he directed episodes 6-8 of the first season). The series is co-created by Gareth Evans, the filmmaker behind The Raid: Redemption and Apostle.
During the interview, Gens talked about his directing approach to Gangs of London and collaborating with Evans on the series. Plus, he looks back on his own career (which includes the films Frontier(s), The Divide, and Cold Skin). Genre filmmaking is a big passion for Gens, as he cites The Thing (John Carpenter), Robocop (Paul Verhoeven), and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Tobe Hooper) as movies that have heavily influenced him.
Here’s my interview with “Fully Realized Humans“ actors and co-writers Joshua Leonard and Jess Weixler. Feature hits VOD via Gravitas Ventures on July 30. I absolutely love this comedy and it comes highly recommended!
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Episode Timestamp: 0:00 – intro 10:14 – Working with co-stars Tom Bower, Beth Grant and Michael Chieffo 13:03 – There’s a triggering (and hilarious) scene in the movie involving Hummus! They talk about it. 14:54 – Jess on shooting the film while 8 months pregnant. 16:12 – Josh on the similarities between Fully Realized Humans andThe Lie (the previous movie he worked on with Jess). 18:36 – Jess and Josh talk about NFTs (non-fungible tokens)
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On the latest episode of CinemAddicts, we preview the month of July. It’s going to be an exciting month thanks to the highly anticipated release of David Lowery’s new film The Green Knight, the Nicolas Cage feature Pig, and the documentary The Loneliest Whale. Anderson also delivers his honest thoughts on F9 and why Joaquin Phoenix is not one of his favorite actors!
Anderson is also a fan of Rubber, so it’s safe to say that he will watch director Quentin Deupieux’s Mandibles. For our Patreon members, Anderson and I will review/discuss films from 1988. Thanks again for supporting our show!
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