For all you proper film enthusiasts who would like to peruse the films of TruStory FM’s entertainment podcasts by release decade. Get ready for a firehose of film history in these here stacks.
We’re continuing our 10th anniversary celebration series with Miranda July’s 2011 film ‘The Future’. It’s quirky and charming and has a lot to say about life and how we live it. But it doesn’t seem to land with everyone. How does it work for us? Tune in to find out!
We’re kicking off the celebration for our own 10th anniversary later this year with a series about films also celebrating their 10th anniversaries! In this episode, we start our Tenth Anniversary series with Delphine and Muriel Coulin’s 2011 film ‘17 Filles’, aka ‘17 Girls’. It’s about 17 teenage girls all deciding to get pregnant together. In a way, it’s a frightening continuation of our last ‘Horror Debuts’ series.
To close out the series of war films, Tommy joins JJ and Steve to discuss The Kill Team. Will this finally be a war film that is actually about war?
Is the 2015 ‘Vacation’ worthy of the Mandys attention? Get ready as they take Ed Helms, Christina Applegate, and family on the road.
Our Horror Debuts series comes to a close with Rose Glass’s Saint Maud. Pete and Andy find themselves divided on this psychological horror about religious obsession and isolation.
In this minute of Kenneth Branagh’s 2011 film ‘Thor,’ we start with the studio titles and then transition to New Mexico.
Was Rod Stewart legendary in the 60s British blues scene? Maybe. Was he a mad consumer of hair products? Absurd. But does his music age well through the lens of the documentary “This is Rod Stewart”? For the answer to that, you’ll have to listen to the sh
Two carnivorous mermaid sisters wash ashore in an alternate 1980s Poland in The Lure. Pete and Andy continue Horror Debuts with Agnieszka Smoczyńska’s genre-bending musical horror debut.
During their seasons on Trailer Rewind JJ and Steve have seen a lot. Will they be the same when they come back from watching The Yellow Birds? Is the talented cast of Alden Ehrenreich, Tye Sheridan, Toni Collette, Jennifer Aniston, Jason Patric and Jack H
So many people love Jennifer Kent’s The Babadook, but does its grief metaphor go too far? Pete and Andy dig into its craft, its divisive reception, and its unlikely second life as an LGBTQ+ icon.