• Episode 35: Presence, Companion

  • Feb 14 2025
  • Length: 48 mins
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Episode 35: Presence, Companion

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  • In this episode of 'Feels over Reels,' hosts Chris Farrell, Matt Gastar, and Ron Newman delve into two recent horror movies: 'Presence' and 'Companion.' The discussion starts with a non-spoiler review of 'Presence,' directed by Steven Soderbergh, starring Lucy Liu and Chris Sullivan, and explores its unique ghostly POV and family dynamics. The hosts then switch to 'Companion,' a sci-fi horror directed by Drew Hancock, featuring Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid, and discuss its intriguing blend of AI and dystopian themes.

    00:14 Non-Spoiler Review of 'Presence'

    01:45 Discussion on Movie's Unique POV

    02:33 Family Dynamics and Performances

    04:25 Overall Impressions and Recommendations

    06:47 Box Office Performance and Marketing

    08:27 Spoiler Review of 'Presence'

    22:09 Theories and Interpretations

    26:39 Introduction to 'Companion'

    28:34 Discussing the Movie's Plot and Characters

    29:44 General Thoughts on the Movie

    30:04 Avoiding Spoilers and Trailer Talk

    31:06 Twists and Turns in the Movie

    32:36 Themes and Comparisons to Other Movies

    35:14 The Big Reveal and Its Impact

    36:49 Philosophical Questions and AI

    43:10 Climactic Fight and Ending

    47:46 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

    51:11 Plugs and Sign-Off
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