Fear And Loathing In Cinema
For this special bonus episode, Bryan Kluger and Marc Ciafardini welcome the legendary musician and film composer Randy Edelman, a man whose résumé is so
September 28, 2026
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For this special bonus episode, Bryan Kluger and Marc Ciafardini welcome the legendary musician and film composer Randy Edelman, a man whose résumé is so
I never imagined that being Jewish would make it harder to enjoy the movies. But here we are. And if there is one thing I
On Episode #198 of My Bloody Podcast, Bryan Kluger and Marc Ciafardini welcome Martin Macphail, one of the key ingredients in the iconic composing trio
This is a Resident Evil movie that understands the terror of opening a door, the absurdity of fighting monsters, and the strange pleasure of watching
Neagley is violent, funny, surprisingly tender, and propelled by a star who makes Frances Neagley feel like much more than a supporting character waiting for
This week, on Episode #168, Bryan Kluger and Marc Ciafardini strap on their bulletproof vests and travel back to 1986 Chicago for Running Scared, which
Criterion is giving Lanzmann’s monumental documentary another Blu-ray release, accompanied by All I Had Was Nothingness, a new ninety-four-minute film from Guillaume Ribot that takes
On this bonus episode of My Bloody Podcast, Bryan Kluger and Marc Ciafardini welcome filmmaker Dave Boyle for a spirited tour through horror, cinema, Japan,
This week on Episode #167 of Fear and Loathing in Cinema, Bryan Kluger, Marc Ciafardini, and Sandi Glass do what any responsible adults in 2026
This week, Bryan Kluger, Marc Ciafardini, and Sandi Glass climb into the time machine, set the dial to 1987, and spend some quality time with
Ari Matti doesn’t merely tear the roof off the theater. He sends you home with your soul slightly repaired. Go see him before the rooms
Some comedians understand horror, and then there are comedians who understand that horror is basically comedy after everyone has stopped laughing. Derek Sheen belongs firmly
Still, is it worth buying? Absolutely. For years, The Whole Bloody Affair was something American fans mostly encountered through rumors, bootlegs, whispered stories, and the
Because maybe that’s the real story of Coyote vs. Acme. It isn’t about a coyote who can’t catch a bird. It’s about a guy who
On this special episode of My Bloody Podcast, Bryan, Preston, and Chelsea welcome Henry Thomas to discuss his new film, Due West. It isn’t horror
Rather than attempting to summarize an impossible life, writer-director Matt Johnson (Nirvanna: The Band The show The Movie) wisely narrows the lens. Tony spends roughly
Certain movies function less as entertainment and more as a personality test. Mention Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) in a room full of film fans,
Perhaps that’s the most telling image in the entire film. The Marvel Cinematic Universe doesn’t need another crossover. It doesn’t need another nostalgic cameo or
Pitfall delivers exactly what its title promises. It gives you grisly set pieces, plenty of laughs, and enough gore to make camping seem like an
Rewatching Eyes Wide Shut every December has quietly become one of my favorite holiday traditions. While everyone else is revisiting snowmen, reindeer, and miracle workers,
Perhaps that’s why Dr. Strangelove remains so exhilarating. It trusts its audience to recognize absurdity without underlining every joke in fluorescent ink. It understands that
If cinema is occasionally capable of approximating fine art, then Barry Lyndon remains one of its clearest arguments. It is hypnotic, heartbreaking, frequently funny in
This week, Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta willingly wander into M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last Airbender, which is a film so catastrophically misguided it briefly
Whether you admire him, dislike him, or have long since made up your mind about the man himself, Ridiculous offers one conclusion that feels difficult
On Episode #195 of My Bloody Podcast, Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta return to this glorious blood-soaked relic to celebrate its nightmare-fuel vampire creatures, marvel
Fortunately for Hinchcliffe, no comedian gets more opportunities to refine his craft than someone who performs every single week before an audience that refuses to
On the latest episode of Fear and Loathing in Cinema, Bryan, Dan, and Preston do what every middle-aged movie podcaster eventually must do. They stare
There are movies people revisit because they reveal something new with age. There’s The Godfather. There’s Casablanca. Of course, there is There Will Be Blood.
What does it actually mean to be a film critic anymore? Not a content creator. Not a personality. And not someone who points a phone
On Episode #162 of Fear and Loathing in Cinema, Bryan, Dan, and Chelsea strap themselves to the wings of the 2018 Tomb Raider reboot and
