The Corner of Film Podcast

MINIS: Films ACTUALLY Based on True Stories

In this bite-sized episode, I take a close look at three weird real-life stories that were unexpectedly turned into blockbusters.
 
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Intro/Outro - "Electronic Vibe" by August Radio Project - found at www.imakesounds.com

MINIS: Production Horror Stories

In this bite-sized episode, I talk about four popular movies and the outlandishly awful real-life stories behind their creation.
 
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Intro/Outro - "Electronic Vibe" by August Radio Project - found at www.imakesounds.com
Additional sound effects from www.zapsplat.com

4. The Sandlerpisode

This week, Jack and Niall set out to discover which film is Adam Sandler's best by pitting them all against one another in a brutal tournament! There's also a little true crime talk, and a look at the latest weirdness to come out of Vin Diesel's mouth.
 
Intro/Outro - "Electronic Vibe" by August Radio Project - found at www.imakesounds.com
 
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MINIS: Dreams & Their Place in Hollywood (or: How I Learned To Stop Writing and Love My Dreams)

This bite-sized episode takes a look at the way in which dreams inspired a number of classic films. There may or may not also be a hilarious impression of an actor giving a monologue (that tonally clashes with everything else but made me laugh, so stayed in). You can also learn about the weird original titles of several blockbusters.
 
Intro/Outro - "Electric Vibe" by August Radio Project - found at www.imakesounds.com
 
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MINIS: Death in Old Hollywood & The Superman Curse

This bite-sized episode takes a look at the gruesome deaths of three Hollywood actors, as well as an exploration of the cinematic myth known as "the Superman Curse".
 
Intro/Outro - "Electronic Vibe" by August Radio Project - found at www.imakesounds.com
 
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3. The Farrier of the Rohirrim

In this episode, Jack and Niall discuss exactly how they think they'd fit into various cinematic worlds, (loosely) cover the news of the week, and Jack conceives a new business idea.
 
Intro/Outro - "Electronic Vibe" by August Radio Project - found at www.imakesounds.com
 
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MINIS: Messianic Tropes, Cursed Productions & Actors' Real Names

This first in a series of bite-sized podcasts covers Hollywood's weird biblical obsession, as well as the turbulent productions of two classic blockbusters and a short look at the hilarious real names of famous actors.
 
Intro/Outro music: "Electronic Vibe" by August Radio Project - found at www.imakesounds.com
 
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2. Revenge of the Revolting Blob

In this episode, Niall and Jack swap movie trivia, discuss the ongoing Golden Globes controversy and Niall throws some shade at the MCU.
 
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Intro music: "Electronic Vibe" by August Radio Project - found at www.imakesounds.com
 
 

1. Juicy Segments

In this first episode, Niall and Jack discuss the Oscars, being accidentally obsessed with Ed Helms, and pit sixteen sci-fi classics against one another in a cut-throat head to head tournament.
 
Intro music: "Electronic Vibe" by August Radio Project - found at www.imakesounds.com
E.T.'s funeral music: "The Lost Will Be Found" by Anthony Earls - found at www.epidemicsound.com