I Love that Movie!

Duel 1971

Tim Rooney drops by this week to discuss the 1971 classic Duel. Join us as we discuss Tim's love for all things Speilberg and why this movie is one of his favorites.

 

Catch up with Tim on the Anything Goes Podcast:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-anything-goes-podcast/id1209753075?mt=2

 

Please Rewind: The RF4M Retro Movie Show

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/please-rewind-the-rf4rm-retro-movie-show/id1335847075?mt=2

 

Check out the Youtube Clips we mention in the Show:

 

https://youtu.be/luG6wuSQYUE

 

Women Make Movies Program Shilyh Warren

This week's episode is from a recorded interview with Shilyh Warren. She is the Assistant Professor of Aesthetics and Film Studies at the University of Texas at Dallas. We sat down right before the Women Make Movies program at the Alamo Drafthouse in Richardson to discuss the history of women in film and why their roles are so important behind and in front of the camera.

 

You can learn more about Shilyh Warren here:

https://www.utdallas.edu/ah/people/faculty_detail.php?faculty_id=1251

 

Connect with her on twitter:

@shelikeswhat

 

And check out the Women Make Movies homepage:

http://www.wmm.com/

24 Hour Video Race- Bart Weiss

This week Bart Weiss joins us to talk about the 24 Hour Video Race. Bart, is the director of Dallas Video Fest and the producer for KERA's Frame of Mind. He is also the president of the Video Dallas Association and the artistic director of 3 Stars Cinema a monthly Jewish film series. In this episode we talk about the history of the 24 hour video race, how to enter, and, and what contestants can walk away with from this experience.

 

Check out Bart Weiss podcast: 

https://www.fogoftruth.com/

 

The 24 hour Video Race Website:

http://www.24hourvideorace.com/

 

And the Dallas Video Fest Website for Future events:

http://videofest.org/

Christopher R. Mihm and the Mihmiverse

This week we take a break from our typical format to talk with filmaker Christopher R. Mihm. In this episode he describes his father's loves drive in cinema from the 50s and 60s and how that influences every film he makes. 

 

To learn more about the Mihmiverse check out Christopher's webiste at http://www.sainteuphoria.com/.

 

I also wanted to plug the  Women and the Movies they Make program happening at Alamo Drafthouse on March 25th. See the link below for more information.

https://drafthouse.com/dfw/show/women-and-the-movies-they-make-program-1

The First Anniversary Episode of the I Love that Movie Podcast!

Well its been quite a year! To celebrate I have invited the guests back from the top 5 most downloaded episodes this past year! So in this episode you will hear Thomas from our Inception episode,  Zaki from our Planet of the Apes episode, Michael and Daniel from the Superman 2 episode, David from the BladeRunner Episode, and Courtney from the American Psycho episode! Also a special guest appearance by Nick! 

The Rock

Kara returns to discuss one of her favorite childhood films "The Rock!" Listen to our nostalgic look back at this great action flick.

 

 

The Singing Detective

Scott from the Suicide Squadcast returns to discuss an obscure Rober Downey Junior film called the Singing Detective. Haven't heard of it? Neither had I. Scott clues us in on why he loves this movie and thinks it deserves a closer look.

If you want to catch up with Scott you can find him on the Suicide Squadcast.

https://www.suicidesquadcast.com/

Gattaca

David returns to talk about Gattaca. Listen as we discuss the morality, themes, and real world predictions this movie has to offer. 

 

You can also listen to David on his gaming podcast. High Shelf Gaming!

 

http://highshelfgaming.podbean.com/feed/

Escape from New York

Nick rejoins the podcast for a Valentines day addition of I Love that Movie! What better way to celebrate our love than with a couple drinks and a rousing discussion of John Carpenter's classic "Escape from New York"?

Rio Bravo

This week Samantha Grace stops by to discuss the western classic Rio Bravo and its impact on future cinema. It is movie Smantha grew up with and continues to watch monthly till this day. The film has adventure, heart, and great cast of characters that pulls you in.