Sean and James rot in the heat of their bedrooms during this European heatwave while recording this latest episode of the show on Sebastián Silva’s Sundance darling ‘Rotting In The Sun’. But is it too snobby for its own good, or is it the breath-of-fresh-air gateway flick the current generation needs to learn to love indie cinema? Plus, sex on film, what's up with that?Got a recommendation for an episode, hot take, or feedback? Let us know through the contact form on the Love It or Slate It Website!Thumbnail by Iuna AlliouxTheme Music by HK Ní ShioradáinSPOILER WARNING: All of our episodes contain spoilers for the titular film, and sometimes for other films too. So be on the ready with the pause button in case you hear a movie mentioned that you haven't seen yet and don't want spoiled! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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18. 28 Years Later
The Boyle and Garland of amateur podcasting, Sean and James, give their takes on the 23 years awaited zombie flick 28 Years Later. Why does it feel so much like a video game? Why on earth would they make a pop culture reference to that guy? And where the f*ck are they going to take this story in the already filmed sequel, The Bone Temple?Got a recommendation for an episode, hot take, or feedback? Let us know through the contact form on the Love It or Slate It Website!Thumbnail by Iuna AlliouxTheme Music by HK Ní ShioradáinSPOILER WARNING: All of our episodes contain spoilers for the titular film, and sometimes for other films too. So be on the ready with the pause button in case you hear a movie mentioned that you haven't seen yet and don't want spoiled! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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17. Venom: Let There Be Carnage
James makes his case for the SUSMP™️ (Sony Universe Of Spider-Man Pictures) while Sean gives his Freudian take on the Venom films in perhaps their most surprising episode to date.Got a recommendation for an episode, hot take, or feedback? Let us know through the contact form on the Love It or Slate It Website!Thumbnail by Iuna AlliouxTheme Music by HK Ní ShioradáinSPOILER WARNING: All of our episodes contain spoilers for the titular film, and sometimes for other films too. So be on the ready with the pause button in case you hear a movie mentioned that you haven't seen yet and don't want spoiled! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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16. The Studio
On this episode of Love It or Slate It, James and Sean discuss Rogen and Goldberg's hit Apple TV series The Studio. Is it too inside-baseball? Does it need all the cinematic bells and whistles? And is it more of a love letter or hate mail to Hollywood? Got a recommendation for an episode, hot take, or feedback? Let us know through the contact form on the Love It or Slate It Website!Thumbnail by Iuna AlliouxTheme Music by HK Ní ShioradáinSPOILER WARNING: All of our episodes contain spoilers for the titular film, and sometimes for other films too. So be on the ready with the pause button in case you hear a movie mentioned that you haven't seen yet and don't want spoiled! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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15. Drive Away Dolls
In this week’s episode of Love It or Slate It James and Sean unexpectedly team up to make their case for Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke’s criminally underrated lesbian roadtrip crime comedy, Drive Away Dolls.Got a recommendation for an episode, hot take, or feedback? Let us know through the contact form on the Love It or Slate It Website!Thumbnail by Iuna AlliouxTheme Music by HK Ní ShioradáinSPOILER WARNING: All of our episodes contain spoilers for the titular film, and sometimes for other films too. So be on the ready with the pause button in case you hear a movie mentioned that you haven't seen yet and don't want spoiled! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Two ex-film students, Sean and James, talk sh*te about all the movies they love, hate or gave 3.5 stars on Letterboxd while half-watching on their phones, all in a desperate attempt to make their degrees feel worthwhile.But this film podcast has a twist, as our two heroic hosts find themselves up against the clock to get out all the opinions they know the world needs to hear. At 30 minutes, the clock stops and the show ends, no takesy-backsies. Their time starts now… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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