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Do you know what June means for @TheNewWorldPod? That’s right—they’re diving back into June Gloom, which means nothing but dramas!

This week, they’re covering “Richard’s Things” (1980), a British drama that stars Liv Ullmann and Amanda Redman.

Listen: https://t.co/cYLxvoZiOF

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The Shame List Picture show spent two weeks covering the Milwaukee Film Festival, and they shared their experience on the latest episode. Host Michael Viers is joined by Amanda Viers and filmmaker/wildlife photographer Kyle Arpke.

Listen everywhere: https://t.co/9d1fWSf12s

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Like any good alien invasion, one more “Extraterrestrial” snuck in at the last minute. On the final episode of Maylien Invasion, Frightmares hosts Austin and Cory go over “Extraterrestrial” (2014). Discover what they thought in this bonus episode.
Listen: https://t.co/Q1oORzZoru

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The Spider-Man: Secret Wars have invaded New World Pictures Podcast! Karen Graci, head writer and producer of the upcoming “My Adventures with Green Lantern,” joins to talk the final arc of the '90s Spider-Man Animated Series.

Listen everywhere: https://t.co/P5x9Rpkcro

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The latest episode of Almost Major has Kevin and Bryden talking David Cronenberg’s adaptation of “M. Butterfly” (1993). They are joined by Michelle O’Connell, who breaks down how the film compares with the play, goes deep into Cronenberg, and much more.

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In an episode only possible on The Sin Syndicate, Casey and Gentry are joined by low-budget filmmaker Nathan Schiff, who shares stories about his relationship with Joseph Marzano (director of 1967’s “Venus in Furs” and the focus of episode 38). Listen: https://t.co/hFoQ5n9ceh

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@frightmarespodcast is back with another episode of Maylien Invasion, the fifth installment in their Monsters of the Month Club.

In their May 27, 2026, episode, hosts Austin and Michael talk 1980’s “Contamination," a sci-fi horror film.

Check it out: https://t.co/vZUpqMoPYa

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The latest episode of @TumbleweedTVpod finds Hunter Robinson and film historian Kevin Lyons veering from the obscure and taking on one of the all-time great Westerns: Sergio Leone’s “Once Upon a Time in the West." Available now wherever you listen: https://t.co/1GYZBzQZmE

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Have you heard Someone’s Favorite Productions co-founders Ryan Verrill and Will Dodson's commentary for the new @CauldronFilms release of Jess Franco’s “Jack the Ripper?”

This was the very first commentary Ryan and Will ever recorded together. Order a copy and give it a listen!

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What transforms a film from something good to something profound and unforgettable?

The Conversation with @KBLovesMovies is back, and he's joined by critic and filmmaker Lonita Cook to explore the recipe for making a movie stick with its audience. This episode now streaming!

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On the latest episode of @onetrackmindpod, Ryan Luis Rodriguez is joined by @patrickcotnoir of @GLucasTalkShow and @heythatsmepod! They talk the group commentary recorded for 2002's "Star Wars: Episode II- Attack of the Clones," the sequel to 1999's "The Phantom Menace."

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The New World Pictures Podcast posted an incredible interview with screenwriter/ producer Craig J. Nevius to discuss their Nearly New World selection from the last episode, 1995’s “Black Scorpion," PLUS subjects like the infamous 1994 “Fantastic Four” production. Check it out!

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@TheNewWorldPod posted an incredible interview with screenwriter/ producer Craig J. Nevius to discuss their Nearly New World selection from the last episode, 1995’s “Black Scorpion,” and much more including the 1994 “Fantastic Four” production. A highly recommended listen!

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On the latest episode of the Almost Major Podcast, your hosts Kevin and Bryden are joined by special guest writer Michelle O’Connell to explore all things Little Shop of Horrors (1986)!

The Almost Major Podcast discusses the mini-major studios and the films they released.

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A new show from They Live By Film co-hosts Adam Lundy and Chris Haskell called Histories of Cinema is now part of Someone’s Favorite Productions!

In season one, they’re taking a deep dive into the history of Japanese cinema.

Episodes 0 and 1 are streaming everywhere now.

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The Imprint Cast is back with two episodes dedicated to all things related to the Australian Boutique label @imprint_films . In the episode focused on the April 2026 film bundles, they are joined by author @awest505. Recommended to anyone who loves Imprint or physical media.

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🚨NEW EPISODE!🚨

Only on YouTube, we have recommendations for @VinegarSyndrome's Halfway to Black Friday sale with Chris Haskell from Punk Vacation: An Unofficial Vinegar Syndrome Podcast! Let us guide your purchases:

https://t.co/X5PdmEhDMp

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Punk Vacation has a new episode covering the HWtBF surprise announcements with VS restoration artist and filmmaker Kurtis Spieler.

As the unofficial @VinegarSyndrome podcast, Punk Vacation celebrates unfettered creativity. We're proud to have them as part of @somefaveprod.

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Austin and co-host Matt Stokes (from @1weekrental) cover “Nope” (2022) in a new episode of Frightmares, streaming now.

Frightmares’ theme for 2026 is a Monsters of the Month Club. Every month, they’re exploring a different creature, entity or antagonist. May is Maylien Invasion!

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A new episode of Unsung Horrors is streaming now! Erica and Lance are joined by TV movie expert Amanda Reyes to discuss “The Werewolf of Woodstock” (1975).

Unsung Horrors digs up the best in underseen horror cinema, covering films with less than 1,000 views on Letterboxd.