Thousand Movie Project

  • Author: Vários
  • Narrator: Vários
  • Publisher: Podcast
  • Duration: 82:31:25
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Synopsis

Following the journey to watch, in chronological order, every movie listed in Steven Jay Schneider's 1001 MOVIES YOU MUST SEE BEFORE YOU DIE.

Episodes

  • Sid Haig, My Roommate's Obsession with ENDGAME, Henry Miller & Frijoles

    09/05/2019 Duration: 11min

    Wherein the narrator waxes for a couple minutes about Sid Haig, the 80-year-old horror icon, and then contextualizes that with an anecdote about rockstar theorist Peter Elbow, his roommate's obsession with Avengers: Endgame, and finally some remarks by and about Henry Miller and frijoles.

  • Secrets

    04/05/2019 Duration: 14min

    Wherein the narrator talks about revealing intimate things, especially sexual stuff, and where it's necessary and where it's not and the times that it might in fact be a shield. Special thanks to speakea5y for providing the show's music. You can check out more of his work at www.speakea5y.com

  • Hellboy Reboot, Med Student Breakup, and Patrick's Kid

    17/04/2019 Duration: 17min

    Wherein the narrator talks about the end of an affair, his downstairs neighbor, relationships and the HELLBOY reboot and what it means to be "Miami." Also, a letter from La Fleur. Thanks to speakea5y for the music. Hear more of his work at www.speakea5y.com.

  • Podcast Reboot

    12/04/2019 Duration: 16min

    Wherein the narrator talks about himself, and Miami, and TAXI DRIVER. Special thanks to J&B Sexual Consultancy Service, Rugs! Rugs! Rugs!, and to the artist speakea5y, whose music is sampled throughout, and can be found in greater supply here: https://www.speakea5y.com/

  • #20. Book Critic Steve Donoghue on Tarantino, Conspiracy Theories, Shakespeare and Other Stuff

    09/02/2018 Duration: 49min

    Wherein the Book Critic indulges me in talking at length about Orson Welles, Quentin Tarantino, the hurdles of writing a major biography (which he's currently doing), conspiracies revolving around Reagan and Shakespeare, and why the Nobel Prize in Literature doesn't mean anything.

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