The Kulturecast

Film, TV & Pop Culture

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The Kulturecast is a movie weekly podcast where movies are reviewed both new and old, those involved with making the films are talked to, and cinema tangents are gone on. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-kulturecast--2883470/support .

Episodes

  • The Anderson Tapes

    This episode of The Kulturecast reviews "The Anderson Tapes," a film starring Sean Connery as a burglar. It is an adaptation of Lawrence Sanders' book and features Connery's character under surveillance by various agencies.

  • The Hill (1965)

    This episode of The Kulturecast reviews the 1965 film The Hill. It features Sean Connery and Ozzie Davis, depicting military prisoners in a North African "glass house."

  • "I am a Comanche. Do you know what it means? It means 'Enemy to everyone'."

    The Kulturecast discusses Taylor Sheridan's screenplay "Hell or High Water," examining its themes of violence, poverty, and family. Dr. David Perlmutter, a media and communications professor, joins the conversation about West Texas and its…

  • "They want you to think it's you. You that's made this whole world. But it's always been them."

    Dr. David Perlmutter joins The Kulturecast to discuss the film Bugonia, a character study and commentary on the state of the world. The film features Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons.

  • "Here we go again."

    The Kulturecast hosts discuss their decision to watch and critique the film Melania, viewing it as a necessary act of due diligence for film critics.

  • "Eluku."

    Chris discusses the film 'Iceman' (2017) with Dr. David Perlmutter and Richard Hatem, focusing on Otzi the Iceman and the movie's narrative presented in a dead language.

  • "Mm, my darlings, a revolution is coming."

    This episode of The Kulturecast is titled "Mm, my darlings, a revolution is coming.". A link to support the podcast is provided.

  • "I'd try."

    This episode of The Kulturecast features Chris and Dr. David Perlmutter discussing the Tony Scott film 'Deja Vu.' The conversation centers on the movie's exploration of time travel, surveillance, and the intersection of these concepts.

  • "I think these theories are weird."

    Chris, Dr. Katharine Mullen, and Dr. David Perlmutter discuss the enduring mystery of the Dyatlov Pass Incident and the theories surrounding it, as explored in the documentary An Unknown Compelling Force.

  • "Courage is my creed."

    The Kulturecast episode features Mike White discussing the French comedy film The Visitors trilogy and its English-language remake, Just Visiting.

  • "I contain multitudes"

    The Kulturecast returns with an episode titled "I contain multitudes," discussing the film The Life of Chuck and its perceived meaning. The episode features Ryan Verrill from Antenna Releasing.

  • "You've got those Abbadon eyes..."

    The Kulturecast reviews Hell House LLC: Lineage, the fifth film in the found footage horror series. Despite being a fan of the franchise, the reviewer deems this latest installment unnecessary and a weak conclusion.

  • "I've said goodbye to my boogeyman, but the truth is, evil doesn't die. It changes shape."

    The Kulturecast reviews the 2022 horror film Halloween Ends, noting its divisive reception within the horror community regarding Michael Myers and new character introductions. The episode highlights the film's depiction of Myers as a 'trau…

  • "I intend to enjoy the time I have left, and I suggest you do the same."

    The Kulturecast reviews Final Destination Bloodlines, a new installment in the franchise. The episode discusses the film's new rules and its connection to the series, noting it as the final film performance of Tony Todd.

  • "End of Line"

    The episode discusses the Tron franchise's recurring appearances every 15-20 years. It questions whether, over 40 years, the franchise has truly moved beyond being a "cult of cool" that prioritizes style over engaging narratives.

  • “I was a detective once. I know how to deal with you.”

    This episode discusses the 2008 South Korean film 'The Chaser,' a serial killer chase movie set in Seoul's nightlife district. It highlights the film's creative direction and its director's dual role as writer and director.

  • "Don't look at the acts, look at the works."

    This episode reviews Lars Von Triers's The House That Jack Built, recommending it for its lead performance and depiction of a serial killer, with a mention of its portrayal of Dante's Inferno.

  • "This is a true story that happened in my town..."

    This episode discusses Zach Cregger's film 'Weapons,' analyzing its blend of horror, fairy tale, and comedy. It touches upon themes like addiction, mental health, and grief as sources of trauma and instability.

  • "You need to take it down a notch!"

    The Kulturecast discusses Adam Carter Rehmeier's film "Dinner in America," which gained attention in 2024 via TikTok. The episode features guests Ryan Verrill and Jeremy Long.

  • "I think it's nice that we share the same sky."

    The Kulturecast reviews the movie Aftersun, a film about a father and daughter's vacation in Turkey, and its notable use of the song "Under Pressure". This episode kicks off "Disc-Connected Month".

  • "Harness the good energy, block out the bad. Feel the flow."

    This Kulturecast episode offers a different conversation about life and film's impact, exploring how the movie Happy Gilmore ties into embracing good energy and blocking out negativity.

  • The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean

    The Kulturecast reviews John Huston's 1972 Western, The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, starring Paul Newman. The hosts analyze the script, performances, and the film's portrayal of frontier history.

  • Thunderbolts*

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  • Apocalypse Now

    This episode of The Kulturecast is titled Apocalypse Now. Supporters can contribute to the podcast via a link on Spreaker.

  • Magnum Force

    This podcast episode focuses on Magnum Force. Supporters can contribute via a link on Spreaker.

  • Naked Lunch

    This podcast episode is titled Naked Lunch. A link is provided to support the podcast.

  • Remote (1993)

    The Kulturecast discusses the 1993 film Remote, highlighting its suburban chaos, booby traps, and wish fulfillment elements.

  • The Brutalist

    This episode of The Kulturecast unpacks the film The Brutalist, examining its visual style, emotional depth, and narrative construction, which intertwines architecture, identity, and the impact of postwar displacement.

  • Patch Adams

    The Kulturecast episode on "Patch Adams" (1998) features hosts Chris Stachiw and Mike White, with guest Mark Begley. They analyze the film starring Robin Williams, which explores the idea of laughter as the best medicine, and discuss its e…

  • Midsommar

    This episode of The Kulturecast discusses the movie Midsommar.

  • Man of the Year

    The Kulturecast reviews the 2006 film Man of the Year, starring Robin Williams. The episode analyzes the bizarre premise of a comedian accidentally becoming president due to a voting machine glitch and discusses the film's unsuccessful att…

  • License to Wed

    The Kulturecast episode "License to Wed" reviews the 2007 film starring Robin Williams, Mandy Moore, and John Krasinski. Hosts Chris Stachiw and Mike White, with guest Richard Hatem, discuss the romantic comedy's unconventional approach to…

  • RV

    The Kulturecast reviews the 2006 film RV, starring Robin Williams as a father taking his family on an RV adventure. The episode discusses the film's humor and direction with screenwriter Richard Hatem.

  • Jack

    The Kulturecast discusses Mike White's choice of Robin Williams' 1996 film "Jack," directed by Francis Ford Coppola. The episode explores the film's themes of childhood, mortality, and its blend of sentimentality and horror.

  • TPBxKC: Captain America: Brave New World

    This episode of The Kulturecast discusses the upcoming film, Captain America: Brave New World.

  • Nosferatu (2024)

    The Kulturecast discusses the 2024 film Nosferatu. Supporters can contribute via their Spreaker page.

  • Rebel Ridge

    This episode is titled Rebel Ridge. Support the podcast at https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-kulturecast--2883470/support .

  • The Lemon Drop Kid

    This episode of The Kulturecast is titled "The Lemon Drop Kid." Supporters can contribute via the Spreaker platform.

  • Elf

    This episode of The Kulturecast is about the movie Elf. More details about the episode's content are not available.

  • Scrooge (1971)

    This episode of The Kulturecast discusses the 1971 film Scrooge.

  • The Bishop's Wife

    This episode of The Kulturecast covers the movie 'The Bishop's Wife'. Listeners can support the podcast through a provided Spreaker link.

  • MVxTPBxKC: Venom: The Last Dance

    This episode of The Kulturecast discusses the movie Venom: The Last Dance.

  • Miracle on 34th Street

    This episode of The Kulturecast discusses the movie Miracle on 34th Street. You can support the podcast at https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-kulturecast--2883470/support.

  • KCxTPB:Joker: Folie à Deux

    This episode of The Kulturecast focuses on the movie Joker: Folie à Deux.

  • The Craft

    This episode is titled 'The Craft'. The description provides a link for listeners to support the podcast via Spreaker.

  • Hell House LLC Trilogy

    This episode of The Kulturecast discusses the Hell House LLC Trilogy.

  • Halloweentown

    The Kulturecast podcast features an episode titled Halloweentown. A link is provided for listeners to support the podcast.

  • The Bride of Chucky

    This episode of The Kulturecast focuses on 'The Bride of Chucky'. You can support the podcast via a provided Spreaker link.

  • Practical Magic

    The Kulturecast's 10th annual Horror-tober begins with a discussion of Griffin Dunne's 1998 film Practical Magic. Host Chris Stachiw and guest Mike White delve into the movie's themes of witchcraft and romance, its cast, and the adaptation…

  • In Bruges and The Banshees of Inisherin

    This episode of The Kulturecast discusses the films In Bruges and The Banshees of Inisherin.