The Edge of Cinema

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  • The Edge of Cinema is a podcast by and for film junkies who want to dive deep into underappreciated masterpieces. Each episode, we discuss a film that one of our hosts thinks more people should see. Join us for lots of thoughtful analysis and plenty of fun as we blast off to the Edge of Cinema!
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  • 04 Mad God

    04 Mad God
    Aug 8 2023

    Our forth movie, Mad God, is our most divisive yet. Not only do we discuss our different takes on the film, but we also touch on advent calendars, our favorite weird little creatures of Mad God, and last but certainly not least, our plan to get tased for the podcast.
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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • 03 Cure

    03 Cure
    Jul 1 2023

    For our third episode, we take on Cure, Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s terrifying masterpiece. Some of the many topics we discuss include the film’s unexpected resemblance to Hausu, the reason why Justin might have to get a face tattoo of Ben Affleck, and whether or not Cure has Easter eggs.
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    1 hr and 27 mins
  • 02 The Red Shoes

    02 The Red Shoes
    Jul 1 2023

    In our second episode, the fellas take on The Red Shoes, the heartbreakingly beautiful film by Powell & Pressburger. We also talk about redhead representation, whether or not The Red Shoes can be interpreted as a horror movie, and how the film broke Martin Scorsese’s heart.
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    1 hr

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