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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Reviews, industry arguments and filmmaker interviews meet in a lively conversation about how movies are made, sold and received.
Film Threat turns reviews into arguments about the forces shaping the screen. Chris Gore and Alan Ng move from Scream 7, The Bride! and Hoppers to box-office numbers, studio ownership and the future of theatrical releases, with enough disagreement around the table to keep…
A Star Trek funeral comes with enough arguing to make your group chat look diplomatic.
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A loose Friday Film Threat episode mixing reviews, trailers, and Elvis concert-film talk.
The Friday Film Threat show keeps to a familiar mix of movie reviews, with stops for Project Hail Mary tickets, Psycho Killer, How to Make a Killing, Epic, the Elvis Presley concert film, and reactions to an interview and a trailer.
A loose live movie hangout that turns trailer chatter and AI debate into an engaged conversation.
Film Threat keeps a loose, live-show rhythm here: fresh trailer talk for Lanterns and a teaser for Starfleet Academy, a host having an off day, and Justine Bateman joining live to take questions.
A loose, lively defense of theaters that turns a Hollywood headline into a real argument.
Versus starts as an easygoing Monday hangout, drifting from jokes about bad recent picks and gas prices into a broader fight over theaters. The Tom Cruise talk, tied to his reported pushback against Netflix in its bid to acquire Warner Brothers Discovery, gives the segment its…
A loose Hollywood hangout that mixes Oscar chatter, A24 talk, and a respectful closing turn from Albert Burney.
Film Threat treats this Monday like a fast, loose Hollywood hangout. The episode folds in reminders about the annual Oscar watch party, Friday predictions, and a guest list that includes Aaron West on A24, Tom Harp, and Albert Burney calling in from the UK.
A Friday movie-news hangout that mixes blunt reactions with loose, live-wire banter.
Film Threat makes Friday feel like a brisk movie-news catch-up. It moves from the Netflix-Warner deal and Zack Snyder's response to Martha into reviews that include Scream 7 and Alan's Pillion take, and the energy works because the speakers stay in the moment instead of sounding…
A noisy Oscars watch-party hangout that roasts the ceremony and rolls into reviews.
Film Threat plays its Oscars watch-party like a loose movie hangout, with Chris Gore opening on the Oscars roast before moving through The Bride, Pixar's Hoppers, and other films.
A live Wednesday movie hangout that turns industry chatter into a blunt conversation about class and Hollywood blind spots.
Hollywood on the Rocks is a live Wednesday movie hangout that starts with news chatter and the Mortal Kombat 2 trailer before settling into an interview with screenwriter-producer Jim Agnew.
A blunt Star Trek takedown that becomes a wider argument about committee-made storytelling and star power.
Film Threat frames Starfleet Academy as evidence that Star Trek has lost its way, then turns that idea into a loose, argumentative panel. It moves from weekend box office numbers to complaints about creativity by committee, demographic pandering, and franchises getting flattened…
Friendly interviews from inside pop culture.
Culture, conversation, and weekend momentum.
Creative work, traced back to its sources.
Fan-first interviews with genre creators.
The Film Threat podcast covers movie reviews including How to Make a Killing, Epic (Elvis concert film), and faith-based films, while discussing AI's impact on creativity, the decline of home video, and interviewing director Isaac Florentine about his western Hellfire.
The Film Threat podcast covers Hollywood news including the Paramount-Skydance acquisition of Warner Bros.
The Film Threat podcast hosts interview filmmaker Justine Bateman, discussing her anti-AI stance, the state of Hollywood, and reactions to recent trailers.
The hosts analyze the box office failure of The Bride, critiquing Maggie Gyllenhaal's feminist approach and budget missteps.
Hosts Chris and Alan interview screenwriter Jim Agnew about Hollywood's decline, covering topics like the WGA strike, streaming's impact on TV quality, and systemic biases in hiring.
Chris Gore and Alan discuss Oscar predictions, controversies like Tarantino's language use and Rachel Zegler's casting backlash, and analyze Star Trek's future.
The panel critiques Hollywood's current state, discussing streaming mergers, box office declines, and the cultural divide in entertainment.
Chris Gore and Alan review films like The Bride and Pixar's Hoppers, discuss industry trends including practical effects and studio mergers, and interview filmmaker Paul Osborne about his latest indie project.
Hosts discuss highlights from CinemaCon, including the Mandalorian and Grogu trailer and first 15 minutes of the film.
The hosts discuss their busy day at CinemaCon, including a mention of Dr.
The hosts discuss the trailer for Godzilla Minus Zero and banter about their day in Vegas.
Hosts discuss day one of CinemaCon in Las Vegas, covering Sony presentations and other film industry news.
Alan Ng and co-host discuss testing Starlink for CinemaCon, giveaways, and AI in filmmaking.
The hosts discuss recent movies, including Super Mario and a Zendaya film, sharing their opinions and reviews.
The host discusses movie news, reviews of Super Mario Galaxy and other films, and humorous Easter-themed banter.
The hosts discuss upcoming movie trailers, film industry news, and preview an interview with indie film distribution platform founders.