Production designer Roger Fires—Nobody, Violent Night, Psycho Killer—joins Andy and Pete to talk about The Exorcist: the film that terrified him as a child and captivated him as an adult.
Discover the Films that Shaped the Experts with Andy Nelson and Pete Wright.
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Movies We Like is a podcast that delves into the minds of film industry professionals. Moreover, it offers a unique and engaging perspective on the art of filmmaking.
In each episode, Andy and Pete invite a diverse array of guests to discuss the movies that ignite their passion. These guests include:
Listen as these industry experts share their favorite films and the profound impact these cinematic masterpieces have had on their careers. Furthermore, you’ll explore the power of storytelling and the nuances of visual aesthetics. You’ll also learn about the unsung heroes behind the scenes who bring these incredible stories to life.
Whether you’re a die-hard cinephile or simply curious about filmmaking, Movies We Like is for you. Additionally, it will deepen your appreciation for the craft and help you understand the intricacies of the film industry.
Don’t miss out on this engaging podcast. New episodes are released on the fourth Monday of each month. However, members get exclusive early access one week prior.
Tune in to Movies We Like and embark on a fascinating journey through the world of cinema.
Production designer Roger Fires—Nobody, Violent Night, Psycho Killer—joins Andy and Pete to talk about The Exorcist: the film that terrified him as a child and captivated him as an adult.
Practical effects, paranoid ensemble, Morricone’s score: producer/writer Josh Hyams on John Carpenter’s The Thing and what makes it still unmatched.
Three-time Oscar winner Jenny Beavan on Luchino Visconti’s “The Leopard”—and why the greatest costume design is the kind you forget someone made.
Filmmaker Miguel Ángel Ferrer joins us to talk about The Sea Inside, The Shadow of the Sun, and how stories about death can teach us how to truly live.