On the final episode of Cinemadventure, Aidan and Blake discuss Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho and reminisce over episodes past. Thanks for listening. Blake’s Italian Slasher Movies: Blood and Black Lace Four Flies on Grey Velvet Deep Red Aidan’s Lighthearted Hitchcock Suggestions: The 39 Steps The Lady Vanishes See you next time. -Aidan and Blake…

In this episode Aidan and Blake discuss the newest addition to the Star Wars franchise, Solo: A Star Wars Story. This episode is filled with spoilers, so enter at your own risk! Next week’s movie: Psycho Follow us on Twitter @thefilmcastBy Aidan Walker, Blake Peterson

In this very special bonus episode of Cinemadenture, Aidan and host of the podcast “Between The Culture” Aly Brady discuss Pixar’s “Ratatouille.” Aidan and Aly go on a walk to the Union Bay Natural Area to explore podcasting in the field, a flavor of what Aly does for every episode of Between the Culture. Movies recommended on this episode: Tampopo…

Multiple plot lines! Dismemberment! Spaceships! Magical powers! Aliens! Star Wars has everything, and Aidan chose to bring maybe the most beloved of the Star Wars films to discuss on this episode, Irvin Kershner’s “The Empire Strikes Back.” Will Blake finally become a jedi like he’s always wanted? Will Aidan get put in carbonite for making too many…

On this episode of The Cinemadventure Podcast Aidan and Blake talk about one of Blake’s favorites, Wes Craven’s “Scream 2.” the boys talk wigs, satire, and more. Follow us on Twitter @thefilmcastBy Aidan Walker, Blake Peterson

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Alex and Celia discuss “Coraline” a fantastical stop motion film based on Neil Gaiman’s novel of the same name. Joining them are Aidan Walker and Blake Peterson, who spice up the discussion with some references to Twin Peaks, Nicki Minaj, and the particular style of noir as it appears in the Pacific No…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Marvel’s “Avengers: Infinity War.” The boys discuss their shattered expectations, the movie’s comedic elements, and wonder where all of Wakanda’s battle rhinos went. WARNING-MASSIVE SPOILERS AHEAD. Movies recommended on this week’s episode: The Rocketeer Sky Captain and the Worl…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Akira Kurosawa’s “Dreams.” They break down the film vignette by vignette and talk about the feel of each dream. Aidan recounts a dream of Alan Rickman, Blake regales us with a story of Sharkboy and Lavagirl, and the boys agree that “The Blizzard” is a slog worth getting up to do…

We’re nearing the end of our podcast in it’s current form, and to celebrate, Aidan and Blake have decided to share with you two of their very favorite films each. To start Blake brings “The Big Sleep” Howard Hawks’ noir thriller from 1946, an adaptation of Raymond Chandlers detective novel of the same name. Blake describes how he discovered this fi…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Carol Reed’s film “The Third Man.” The boys discuss the unique visual style of the film, and why Orson Welles is such a good villain. Blake educates us about the true history of a current SpongeBob meme, Aidan talks about how The Third Man influenced a film he loves, and a short…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Akira Kurosawa’s “High and Low” The boys talk morality and ethics, blocking and choreography, and about the physical and metaphorical divides alluded to by the title. Blake wants to move to the seedy underbelly of society, and Aidan gets very hyped over a visual […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake sit down to discuss Wes Anderson’s newly released “Isle of Dogs.” The boys dig in to the current controversy around the film’s insensitivity, and discuss ways it could have been avoided. They talk about influences on the film, and provide some recommendations that will satisfy […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Anna Biller’s “The Love Witch.” The boys talk dialogue, unique stylistic choices, and how Anna Biller is an auteur with a capital “A.” Movies recommended on this week’s episode: Possessed The Stepford Wives (1975) Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! Beyond the Valley of the Dolls […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure Podcast, Blake and Aidan discuss David Cronenberg’s film “Scanners” from 1981. Aidan talks about how the film creates a unique atmosphere through the use of audio, and Blake explains how some of the grisly special effects were achieved practically for the movie. Movies recommended on this week’s episode: THX [……

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Wes Anderson’s “The Grand Budapest Hotel” with extra special guest star Madelaine VanDerHeyden. The three talk about the meticulous set and costume design in the film, Madelaine tells a story about seeing the film multiple times in theaters, and the three discuss sound design [……

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Christopher Nolan’s “Memento” with return guest Celia Schlekewey. Everything goes off the rails. Aidan refers to Memento as “The backwards movie” Blake is disgusted by the thought of Interstellar, and Celia just wants to talk about The Oscars. The gang accepts their fate and […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Wes Anderson’s “Moonrise Kingdom.” Aidan talks about a feeling of familarity with the locations in the film, Blake brings up Anderson’s apparent hatred of dogs, and the boys talk about their cats. Movies recommended on this week’s episode: Fish Tank Ghost World Amarcord Wild […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” with guest Rebecca Gross. They discuss the cult nature of the film, a bit of it’s history, and the culture surrounding seeing the film in theaters. Aidan talks alternate openings, Blake talks about watching the film on his own, […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Wes Anderson’s “Fantastic Mr. Fox.” Aidan talks character design and the technical side of stop motion, Blake explains his love for this film’s brand of comedy, and the boys ponder if there exists a costume designer exclusively for stop motion figure models. Movies recommended […

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Ryan Coogler’s “Black Panther.” The boys talk about how badly they want to visit Wakanda, discuss Michael B. Jordan’s incredible performance, and get lost on a number of tangents about vibranium, harpoons, and Galactus. No battle rhinos were harmed in the making of this […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Wes Anderson’s fifth film, The Darjeeling Limited. Aidan talks about attention to detail, Blake explains why this has been his favorite of Anderson’s films during our re-watch so far, and the boys talk chemistry between characters and what it means to be a director […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Jim Henson’s masterpiece “The Great Muppet Caper.” The boys talk the origin of Gonzo, question if Muppets are real, and try to figure out how they got those Muppets to ride bikes. Movies recommended on this week’s episode: […]By Aidan Walker, Blake Peterson

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Wes Anderson’s film “The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou.” Aidan talks about set design, Blake talks about the pitfalls of the film, and the boys go on a fun tangent about old James Bond films. Movies recommended on this […]By Aidan Walker, Blake Peterson

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss the 1945 film “Mildred Pierce” from director Michael Curtiz. Aidan talks about his annoyance with voice over in movies, Blake talks about Joan Crawford’s radiance, and the boys talk about Butterfly McQueen and representation in films of the 40’s. Movies recommended […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, the boys discuss Wes Anderson’s third film “The Royal Tenenbaums.” Blake points out visual similarities between Anderson and other directors, Aidan teases an upcoming episode, and the boys discuss Anderson’s signature style and its roots in this film. Movies recommended on this week’s episode: I Love Y…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, the boys are joined by guest Celia Schlekewey to discuss Michel Gondry’s film “Be Kind Rewind.” Aidan forgets what a steamroller is, Blake gets excited about the fact that Sigourney Weaver is in the film, and Celia delivers a motivational analysis about teamwork in uplifting film. Movies recommended [……

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, the boys discuss Wes Anderson’s second film “Rushmore.” Aidan flies in with some bonus fun facts, Blake talks about Bill Murray’s journey into independent film, and the boys discuss Anderson’s developing style. Movies recommended on this week’s episode: Submarine Ferris Bueller’s Day Off The 400 Blows …

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, the boys discuss Brian De Palma’s “Dressed to Kill” from 1980. Will our hosts make it out alive? Hopefully yes. Along the way Aidan talks about sequence and what makes for good visual storytelling, while Blake speaks to some glaring problems with the film and its story. Movies […]…

In this special bonus episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss the best and worst of 2017. Aidan talks The Shape of Water and creature design in the films of Guillermo Del Toro, Blake raves about Call Me By Your Name, and the boys touch on the state of Hollywood. We can all […]By Aidan Walker, Blake Peterson

In this special bonus episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Wes Anderson’s first film Bottle Rocket. The boys try their hardest not to be as incompetent as the crazy characters in the film. In a strange turn of events, Aidan does the fun facts, and Blake talks comedy. Movies recommended on this […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake are joined by guest Alex Bruell to discuss Michael and Peter Spierig’s 2014 time travel film “Predestination.” Alex talks about the many varieties of time travel film, including the newly released “Happy Death Day,” Blake embraces the bravery of the film’s plot, and Aidan gets […]…

In this episode of the Cinemadventure Podcast, Aidan and Blake are joined by guest Molly Quinton to discuss the Oscar Winning film Dead Poets Society. Molly talks about her history with the film, Aidan feels the Christmas spirit, and Blake talks Parent Trap conspiracy theory. Movies recommended on this week’s episode: Good Will Hunting Harry […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake disscuss directors Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s film “The Red Shoes” from 1948. The boys discuss their anxiety about watching classic films, Aidan fills us in on the original fairy tale, and Blake discusses contemporary film in relation to “The Red Shoes.” Movies recommended …

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake discuss Gregory La Cava’s 1936 comedy “My Man Godfrey.” Blake uses some colorful analogies to describe the characters, and Aidan questions Muppet physics. Movies recommended on this week’s episode: Rope Burn After Reading Twentieth Century Bringing Up Baby The Lady Eve Next week’s movie…

In this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake are joined by Hana Tadesse from the Sayless podcast to talk about Hype William’s 1998 film “Belly”. Hana recalls a story about seeing DMX in concert, Blake defends his love of pickles, and Aidan tries to hold the show together. Listen to Hana on Sayless […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake talk about Michael Cutiz’s 1954 film “White Christmas.” The boys workshop a new title for the film, discuss the problematic nature of the film, and talk about the benefits and drawbacks of tonal shifts. Thank you for joining us for our last episode of 2017! […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake vacation in a galaxy far, far, away to discuss the most recent entry into the Star Wars franchise; Rian Johnson’s “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.” The boys talk spoilers, Star Wars fan vitriol, and how The Last Jedi challenges expectations. Movies recommended on this week’s […]…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake talk about Russ Meyer’s definitive exploitation film “Faster, Pussycat! Kill Kill!” which also happens to be the definitive film of films with difficult names to type. Aidan talks about the suffix “-sploitation,” and Blake raves about the wide influence of exploitation film. Movies reco…

On this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, the boys discuss Greta Gerwig’s film “Lady Bird.” Aidan gets inquisitive about Blake’s knowledge of Riverdale, and Blake explains why this film is all about perspective. Movies recommended on this week’s episode: Frances Ha Brooklyn Freaks and Geeks The Edge of Seventeen Easy A How I Live Now […]…

In this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast Aidan and Blake get lost in the electrifying colors and anxiety inducing sounds of Dario Argento’s Giallo film Suspiria. Blake almost gets a new super cool nickname, and Aidan does his best to navigate the strange symbolism of the film. Movies recommended on this episode: House (Hausu) Blue […]…

In this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, the boys get electrified by the god of thunder as they talk about the most recent installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thor: Ragnarok, directed by Taika Waititi. Aidan details the ancient mythological version of Ragnarok, and Blake reveals his obsession with Cate Blanchett. Movies recommended …

In this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake are joined by film blogger Celia Schlekewey to discuss David Fincher’s Gone Girl. Blake is a merciless monster, Aidan improves his rating, and Celia asks important questions about the correlation between sex drive and bad decisions. Celia’s film blog Movies recommended in this episode: …

In this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake are sucked into a world constructed to appear whimsical and terrifying. The Night of the Hunter proves itself to be a film that remains to stand alone, unique and timeless. Aidan gets biblical, Blake throws down some “best ofs,” and the boys do their best […]…

In this very special episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake run for their lives from a slow, lumbering evil…you know, metaphorically! The boys watched John Carpenter’s classic film-Halloween. Ghouls and creeps lurk around every corner, waiting for the perfect opportunity to turn your lovely suburban home into a place of nightmares! …

In this episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, our hosts Aidan and Blake return to the futuristic version of Los Angeles to talk about Denis Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049. Aidan gets hyped about anime, Blake has his mind blown by special effects, and the boys do their absolute best to pronounce the director’s name. Movies recommended […]…

In this episode of Cinemadventure we are joined by DD Madigan, the host of the podcast Home Plates. You may want to grab a snack for this episode because it is all about FOOD. DD talks about her favorite scenes, Aidan sets the record straight on shark fin soup, and Blake quietly reminisces about smell-o-vision. […]…

In the very first episode of the Cinemadventure podcast, Aidan and Blake dive into Ridley Scott’s iconic Blade Runner. Aidan talks about getting cozy in Rick Deckard’s apartment, and Blake has a quiet existential crises. Who’s a replicant? Who isn’t? Your guess is as good as ours. Movies recommended on this week’s episode: Valerian and the […]…