A Cinema Podcast For People Like You
Hosts Devon Irby and Doug Wortel are cousins who love cinema. Join them as they walk you through some of the most interesting films in history with a sometimes absurd perspective. Enjoy behind the scenes stories that are rich with history that never skimp on the salacious
details. Special guests (both living and dead) call in during the episodes and take questions from our often under-prepared hosts. All of this culminates during a proposed repurposing of the content. Can this be remade? How about a sequel? It is a conversation inspired by the very sleaze-bag Hollywood sewage machine we celebrate during a segment called, " Franchise This Comma Baby."
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A Cinema Podcast For People Like You
Hosts Devon Irby and Doug Wortel are cousins who love cinema. Join them as they walk you through some of the most interesting films in history with a sometimes absurd perspective. Enjoy behind the scenes stories that are rich with history that never skimp on the salacious
details. Special guests (both living and dead) call in during the episodes and take questions from our often under-prepared hosts. All of this culminates during a proposed repurposing of the content. Can this be remade? How about a sequel? It is a conversation inspired by the very sleaze-bag Hollywood sewage machine we celebrate during a segment called, " Franchise This Comma Baby."
A Cinema Podcast For People Like You
Hosts Devon Irby and Doug Wortel are cousins who love cinema. Join them as they walk you through some of the most interesting films in history with a sometimes absurd perspective. Enjoy behind the scenes stories that are rich with history that never skimp on the salacious
details. Special guests (both living and dead) call in during the episodes and take questions from our often under-prepared hosts. All of this culminates during a proposed repurposing of the content. Can this be remade? How about a sequel? It is a conversation inspired by the very sleaze-bag Hollywood sewage machine we celebrate during a segment called, " Franchise This Comma Baby."
