A show from The Nerd Party where we can go back and review some of our favorite (and not so favorite) movies and television shows.
https://www.thenerdparty.com/retroperspective
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 2 hours 23 minutes
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Ep. 001 - Halloween (1978)
RetroPerspective tackles Halloween (1978) in this "You Can't Kill the Boogeyman" series.
Ep. 002 - Halloween II (1981)
RetroPerspective tackles Halloween II (1981) in this "You Can't Kill the Boogeyman" series.
Ep. 003 - Halloween III & IV
RetroPerspective tackles Halloween III & IV in this "You Can't Kill the Boogeyman" series.
Ep. 004 - Halloween V
RetroPerspective tackles Halloween V in this "You Can't Kill the Boogeyman" series.
Ep. 005 - Halloween H20 & Resurrection
RetroPerspective tackles Halloween H20 & Resurrection in this "You Can't Kill the Boogeyman" series.
Ep. 006 - 1994: Week One
Join Mike Schindler and John Mills as they start a special journey examining the hallmark film year 1994, with a look at "Cabin Boy" and "Dangerous Game."
"I Should've Watched House Party 3"
1994, Week 2: Mike & John discuss Body Snatchers at 25 years later, determining what worked and what didn't, the emotional ethics of using children as an emotional cheat in a horror picture...and then start discussing video releases of Star Wars that...
There's Not Even an Intersection
Mike and John look at the forgotten 1994 Richard Gere drama, Intersection. Also starring Sharon Stone, Martin Landau, and Lolita Davidovitch, the RetroPerspective team discusses what the film says about the time in which it was made. They also discuss...
The Eszterhas Effect
Mike and John examine the 1994 film "Blink" and the supporting evidence it provides for the 1990s being held in sway by what they call "The Eszterhas Effect." Along the way, they share some fun stories from their own memories of 1994, the omnipresence...
The French Not-Invasion
Mike and John continue their review of 1994 with the week of film releases from the week ending February 4. Among the contenders that week was "My Father, the Hero," which was supposed to launch the American career of Gerard Depardieu with much...