In this episode of Phoenix Cinema Podcast Film Club, we delve into the darkly comic horror 'Obsession' by Curry Barker, exploring its themes of toxic relationships, supernatural elements, and its unexpected rise in popularity.

Join us as we delve into the film's intricacies exploring its themes, filmmaking techniques, and the creative journey behind its making. Perfect for horror enthusiasts and aspiring filmmakers alike.

Be aware this is a spoiler-filled conversation so if you haven't seen the movie, what are you waiting for? Go with as large a group of people as possible and have a good time, then come back here and join us for the deep dive.

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In this episode, Luke and Chris dive into the latest films 'Father, Mother, Sister, Brother' by Jim Jarmusch and 'Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu'. They explore the films' themes, performances, and their personal impressions, offering a detailed critique and appreciation of these diverse cinematic works.

First up, we discuss the new Jim Jarmusch movie and for once Chris and Luke don't quite feel the same way about it. That doesn't happen often!

But we're back on track for 'The Mandalorian and Grogu', and we're gonna be one of the few to actually throw the film some love after much (we feel) unnecessary criticism.

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A deep dive into the 1969 British film 'Kes' by Ken Loach, exploring its naturalistic style, social themes, and powerful performances.

Join the Phoenix Cinema Podcast Film Club as we analyze the film's portrayal of childhood, societal constraints, and the raw authenticity that makes it a timeless classic.

The naturalism is stunning and the fact that Loach used mostly non-professional actors is not a surprise but also completely surprising in how incredible the 'performances' are.

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