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Films at First Sight

Films at First Sight

By: Joe Ferry & Graham James
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 Joe and Graham celebrate and explore cinema, new and old, through the lens of the first time viewer. Such a wide angle includes the underserved medium of short films as well as the glancing into the future through film festivals and upcoming releases!2021 Art
Episodes
  • Episode 75: Black Narcissus (1947)

    Episode 75: Black Narcissus (1947)
    Nov 24 2025

    This week we are tightening up our habits alongside Rachel from the More Deadly Podcast and Whitney from the Oh My Horror Movie Challenge, as we talk about the Powell & Pressburger epic from 1947, Black Narcissus. Will the crew be swept away by the sensuous winds of the Himalays or will it all just be too much resulting in deeds most foul? Tune in to find out!
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    1 hr and 44 mins
  • Episode 74: Who Killed Teddy Bear (1965)

    Episode 74: Who Killed Teddy Bear (1965)
    Nov 10 2025

    This week, friend of the show Deke joins us as we head back to the Deuce with Joseph Cates' leering and pervy thriller, Who Killed Teddy Bear. It's an evening full of menacing phone calls, Sixties bops, rampant perversity, and of course, Sal Mineo's workout routine. And let's be honest, that last part is the entire reason Joe picked the film in the first place 🥴
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    1 hr and 46 mins
  • Short Ends: Prom Car '91 (2022)

    Short Ends: Prom Car '91 (2022)
    Nov 7 2025

    Jody from Dads from the Crypt joins us again for another episode of Short Ends, and he's taking Joe to the prom. Well, sorta. He showed Joe a short film about a couple of kids whose romantic prom night takes a nightmarish turn. Join us as we chat about Brian Otting's "Prom Car '91"!
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    21 mins
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