Dead Formats
Dead Formats
Podcast Description
A movie podcast dedicated to breathing new life into dead formats – interactive movies, made-for-TV stuff, shot-on-video films, that sort of thing. If it’s obscure, bizarre, or almost unwatchable, we want to talk about it.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on obscure and bizarre movie formats, with episodes examining forgotten genres and styles, such as shot-on-video films, cult classics, and made-for-TV movies. For instance, the episode on 'Phantasm: Revision' discusses fan edits and narrative theories while addressing appeal to both diehard fans and new viewers. Other themes include deep-dive discussions on interactive cinema and the cultural impact of previously popular formats.
A movie podcast dedicated to breathing new life into dead formats – interactive movies, made-for-TV stuff, shot-on-video films, that sort of thing. If it’s obscure, bizarre, or almost unwatchable, we want to talk about it.
Chris is joined by Dan from TYTD Reviews and Triv from Trivial Theater to explore the 1996 SOV film Feeders directed by the infamous Polonia brothers and Jon McBride. They discuss the unique regional aspects, filmmaking techniques, and distinct features of this low-budget sci-fi horror. The conversation covers various highlights, including practical effects, CGI, and the quirky alien design, before comparing it to other notable low-budget films. They wrap up with an appreciation for the film’s heart and ingenuity despite its technical limitations.
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