On this episode of the “Adventures in Movies!” podcast, we celebrate Women’s History Month with a look at female action heroes.
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The pair open the show with a talk about the most recent box office performance and what it means. They also talk about the possibility of California reopening and what will get them back in theaters.
The two then move on to a review of On-Gaku: Our Sound, an anime set in a Japanese high school. The initial image it will cause in many people’s minds is the exact opposite of what this film really is. Blake and Nathaniel talk about the style of animation, the soundtrack, and whether high school kids today are able to relate to anything.
This episode’s featured interview has us talking to the talented team behind A Black Rift Begins to Yawn, which recently had its World Premiere at Slamdance 2021.
A Black Rift Begins to Yawn is a gorgeous sci-fi horror movie that is hard to describe. Nathaniel spoke with director Matthew Wade and stars Sara Lynch and Saratops McDonald about their film. Check out an exclusive clip of the film from Screen Anarchy right here.
Finally, your hosts delve into the main segment of the show, discussing female action heroes. The two dive into topics such as the high barrier of entry for female action stars, some overlooked heroes, and the recent controversy surrounding Gina Carano (The Mandalorian).
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ADVENTURES IN MOVIES! is a weekly journey into the deepest and darkest recesses of film. From the latest genre film news and reviews to interviews with independent films’ brightest creators and stars, hosts Danny, Blake, and Nathaniel act as a voice to the voiceless. Born out of a shared passion for movies and a mutual obsession with talking about movies, the trio decided to take their post-movie watching, theater parking lot discussions to the masses.
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