In this episode we watch Barfly starring Mickey Rourke and Faye Dunaway. The movie is an interesting tone but still pretty straight forward so rather than talk about it for a long time we have a shorter episode mixed with a conversation about o

Episode 2: King of New York

Oct 12th, 2020 1h 7m

In which I have Colin watch King of New York, we both enjoy it, yet spend almost an hour armchair directing and talking about how we would change it for 2020.Some things include: How Fincher would be a great director for the remake, how AWESOM

Episode 1: Blade II

Oct 4th, 2020 59m 14s

Hi everyone and welcome to the new podcast, Finding Film! In each episode the hosts (Colin and Nikki) will watch a movie that one has seen and the other hasn't. First, the host who hasn't seen the film will talk about what they expect, then the

Death to Smoochy/In the Loop--Dark Comedy and Satire

Dec 10th, 2019 47m 12s

This week on the podcast Colin and Nikki talk about dark comedies through the lens of Death to Smoochy and In the Loop. They also list their top five dark comedies, talk about Disney Plus, and recommend a new streaming miniseries on Netflix. Yo

Nine to Five/Frances Ha--Female Friendships in Film

Dec 2nd, 2019 45m 46s

Welcome to part two of our friendship theory, where we talk about female friendships in film! This episode we talk about shared struggle, unity over discrimination, sisterhood, and calling each other out on our BS. The episode is a continuation

Scarecrow/Stand By Me--Male Friendships in Film

Dec 1st, 2019 1h 16m

In part one of this week's podcast, we cover the topic of male friendships on film. We warm up the discussion with a Top 3 list and then segway into the reviews for Scarecrow (1973) and the classic Stand By Me. Colin discusses his experience of

Event Horizon/Cape Fear/Mad Max--Rick and Morty References

Nov 19th, 2019 51m 28s

I have returned from vacation and Colin and I are back with a fun episode to go along with the return of Rick and Morty! This week we talk about cartoon satire, why it is funny, the kinds of references they make, and three movies taken straight

Zombieland 2/The Lighthouse--Minisode #1

Nov 4th, 2019 20m 18s

This week is a little late, and a little different! Since I am in California right now Colin and I recorded a minisode before I left discussing a couple of new releases that we both enjoyed watching. This week's discussion is about Zombieland 2

The Witch/Don't Torture a Duckling/Phobia2--Religion in Horror Movies

Oct 28th, 2019 1h

It's our fourth episode, just in time for Halloween! This week we discuss the use of religion in horror films, the why, how, and when of usage. We do this through an American film looking at the history of puritanical beliefs of the Salem Trial

The Breakfast Club/Die Hard--The 1980s in American Film

Oct 21st, 2019 1h 1m

Welcome to week three of After Suppertime! We lighten up the discussion this week by traveling back in time to the 1980s and revisiting The Breakfast Club and Die Hard. We get into an argument about Robocop a couple times too, but it's fine, we

The Little Girl of Hanoi/The Deer Hunter--Perspective in Film

Oct 15th, 2019 50m 30s

Welcome back to our second episode everyone! This week we cover the North Vietnamese film The Little Girl of Hanoi and the American film The Deer Hunter and the perspective that both films shed on the same war. We talk a little bit about how Th

Do The Right Thing/No Country For Old Men--Building Tension in Movies

Aug 21st, 2019 1h 15m

Welcome to the After Suppertime Podcast! This is our first episode in which Colin and I talk about Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and the Coen Brother's No Country For Old Men. We discuss each movie, how to build tension in films, and how each

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