KILO'S TOP MUSIC OF 2025, WHITE DADS EXPOSED, & MORE!

Bill rambles about drums & donuts, 'Is This Thing On', and tablas.

MMPC 12-29-25

Catholic Spoilers!

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Two fallen angels who were ejected from paradise find themselves banned in Wisconsin. They are now headed for New Jersey where they find a loophole that can get them back into heaven. The only catch is that it will destroy humanity. A group bands together to stop them.
Release date: November 12, 1999 (USA)
Director: Kevin Smith
Screenplay: Kevin Smith
Running time: 2h 9m
Budget: 10 million USD
Distributed by: Lionsgate Films, Miramax, Starz Entertainment, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

Harvey Weinstein personally owned the rights to director Kevin Smith's film Dogma and effectively held it "hostage" for years, preventing its re-release or streaming due to legal issues and his control over assets, even dangling a sequel idea in a last-ditch call to Smith just before his public downfall, with Smith eventually regaining control as Weinstein's legal troubles mounted. 


Dogma (1999) - Spoilers! #568

*IGNORE what Brett says up top, that other episode is coming later, and also WEAPONS was #1 on his list, SINNERS was #2, I may not have clarified*

It's all for you, New Flesh listeners! 


Brett and Jesse return after another impromptu hiatus to make more lofty promises they hope to keep regarding 2026 scheduling, as well as discuss the best horror movies of the year. We'll be back Monday and every Monday after that.

The Best Horror Movies of 2025

An episode released on time?! Can you believe it?! Happy New Year!

We catch up with 4 recent releases and a bunch of horror news, including updates on the M3GAN spinoff we all knew was sort've dead.

Anaconda, Avatar: Fire and Ash, The Housemaid, We Bury the Dead


Last year, Film Ireland presented Screen Sessions Live, an afternoon of in-depth conversations on craft, career and creativity between talent from the Irish screen industries - made possible with the support of Screen Ireland and hosted by our partners Griffith College.

In this special live podcast recording, graphic artist Annie Atkins (The Grand Budapest Hotel, The French Dispatch, Bridge of Spies) is in conversation with production designer, art director, and concept illustrator Jill Beecher (Babylon, Elvis, The Revenant). Both creatives are key voices in the art department on some of Hollywood’s most ambitious and visually distinctive films. In this discussion, Annie and Jill explore the creative realities of working behind the scenes - from collaboration and artistry to problem-solving on set - and discuss how design shapes the stories we see on screen.

Visit Film Ireland here to check out the images mentioned during the discussion: https://www.filmireland.net/screen-sessions-live-podcast-on-design-with-annie-atkins-the-grand-budapest-hotel-jill-beecher-babylon


Annie Atkins
Annie Atkins has created graphic props and set pieces for multiple Oscar-nominated and winning movies such as Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel, Isle of Dogs, and The French Dispatch; Spielberg’s Bridge of Spies and West Side Story; and the map for the latest Indiana Jones movie, The Dial of Destiny.

Her first book, Fake Love Letters, Forged Telegrams, and Prison Escape Maps, was published by Phaidon and drew critical acclaim as a behind-the-scenes look at film design, winning accolades from Jeff Goldblum, among others: “Annie makes the unreal seem hyperreal, and the real more supremely alive and utterly magical...” Her latest book, Letters from the North Pole, is a children's picture book and is available now.

Jill Beecher
Jill was born in Dublin, Ireland, in 1984. She is a production designer, art director, and concept illustrator who has worked across Hollywood productions and local Irish projects (Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood, The Revenant, Alien: Covenant, Babylon, Elvis). Jill is now represented by William Morris Endeavour and is a member of the British and American Art Directors Guilds. She is also a visual artist who has exhibited in Europe, America, and Australia.

Subscribe now on SoundCloud, Apple, Spotify and Amazon, or subscribe to Film Ireland wherever you get your podcasts.

Screen Sessions:  Annie Atkins (The Grand Budapest Hotel) & Jill Beecher (Babylon) on Design - Live

You can vote in the 13th Annual Talk Film Society Awards now! Help select the best of film of 2025: TalkFilmSoc.com/Vote. 

Follow the TFSPod for awards season updates: TalkFilmSoc.com/TFSAwards.

Siobhan and Marcelo return to talk about one of their favorite things: AWARDS. And in this episode, they do some awards season 2025 talk, but they mostly talk about their favorite non-2025 watches of the year.

TFSAwards Show: Best Non-2025 First-Time Watches

DRAKE SUED FOR ILLEGAL SCHEME, TECH TALK & MORE!

Hey friends and happy 2026! We're starting the year with the wetest and slimiest movie we could think of! It's GREMLINS and it was the first time Jimmy had ever seen it!

#88 Gremlins (1984)

Bill rambles about the perfect arena, the power of a snow plow and breaking up over the winter.

MMPC 1-5-26

Ruti and Remy are here to convince our host (Matt "The Doctor" Dodd) which Jackie Chan film is worth his time, Police Story or Drunken Master. We discuss Jackie Chan stunts, comedy and of course, his vocal prowess. It's Police Story vs Drunken Master this week on Film Fights.

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Film Fights Podcast

50 - Drunken Master Vs Police Story

Which movie do you like better? A simple question that leads to endless debates. 
We randomly compare two films and debate which one is better to watch.

50 - Drunken Master Vs Police Story

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