by Brandon, Phoenix & Zach
Film Code is a podcast dedicated to movies and entertainment. Each week, the members of the Cleveland Film Critics Society (Phoenix, Brandon, and Zach) will dissect, analyze, review, and appreciate cinema one word at a time. Twitter: @FilmCodePod Phoenix: @IMHOReviews1 Brandon: @FantasmicEars Zach: @zachsneath It's gonna be 'CODEWORD': Awesome.
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December 2, 2023
<p>The guys are back, with Season 1 Codebreaking Champion, Nathan Pigg, to discuss an early 2000s comedy hit, <strong><em>Superbad</em></strong> starring <strong>Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, and Emma Stone</strong>. </p><p>What did we think of this celebrated comedy now, 16 years later. Does it still hold up or are their things we noticed differently this time around?</p><p>Plus, Brandon holds us in the air as he gives us his latest codeword. Will we be able to steal this one or will he have take the leaderboard back?</p><p>Find out all that and more on this week's episode of <strong>Film Code</strong>!</p>
November 18, 2023
<p>As we transition out of spooky month and into the joyous holiday season, we could think of no better film to discuss than <strong>Henry Selick</strong>'s 1993 classic, <strong><em>The Nightmare Before Christmas</em></strong> starring <strong>Chris Sarandon, Catherine O'Hara, Danny Elfman, and Ken Page.</strong></p><p>How does this horror holiday claymation hold up on it's 30-year anniversary? The gus discuss some things they love, and a few things they might've changed, and what possible things may be coming in the future for this iconic film.</p><p>All that and more on this week's episode of<strong> Film Code</strong>!</p>
November 7, 2023
<p>It's officially the end of our spooky month marathon, and the guys are wrapping it up with <strong>Brian De Palma</strong>'s 1976 horror classic, <strong><em>Carrie </em></strong>starring <strong>Sissy Spacek</strong> and <strong>Piper Laurie.</strong> </p><p>This seminal horror film brought light to many issues to teens at that time, including bullying and sexuality. How has this film held up in the 4 decades since?</p><p>Find out on this week's episode of <strong>Film Code</strong>!</p>
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Film Code is a podcast dedicated to movies and entertainment. Each week, the members of the Cleveland Film Critics Society (Phoenix, Brandon, and Zach) will dissect, analyze, review, and appreciate cinema one word at a time.
Twitter: @FilmCodePod Phoenix: @IMHOReviews1 Brandon: @FantasmicEars Zach: @zachsneath
It's gonna be 'CODEWORD': Awesome.
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