Mallory A
Cinema 5000
Getting to 5k films, one show at a time! Join Mallory (letterboxd: mmmallory) as she tackles the task of hitting 5,000 movies seen via letterboxd (PRODUCER NOTE: now that the 5,000 mark has been reached… can we get to 6,000??!!)Every episode includes thoughts from its host, 40-something film critic and former video store clerk, as she checks out a number of “new-to-me” movies from various genres, countries… possibilities are endless. If you have any suggestions, recommendations, questions, please send an email to cinema5kpod@gmail.comFollow along on Bluesky -Cinema 5000Cinema5000.com
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Episodes
Crimes of the Future, Memoria, Fire Island 13.06.2022 23:18
A trio of new releases! 2022’s Crimes of the Future, Memoria, and Fire Island - plus horror-ish features Rubber -and- Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker.
Top Gun: Maverick, Watcher, and More! 06.06.2022 23:39
New films like Top Gun: Maverick and Watcher! Plus Gia Coppola’s Mainstream, Banana Split, Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation, and the action-packed Police Story (featuring Jackie Chan!) *correction* Police Story is from 1985
Film Commentary: A Nightmare On Elm Street (2010) 30.05.2022 1:39:31
You voted, it’s here! A full commentary track for A Nightmare On Elm Street (2010). It was, in a way, a nightmare to record this. Enjoy! Teenagers Nancy, Quentin, Kris, Jesse and Dean are all neighborhood friends who begin having the same dream of a horribly disfigured man who wears a tattered sweater and a glove made of knives. The man, Freddy Krueger (Jackie Earle Haley), terrorizes them in thei...
Men Are Strange 28.05.2022 15:02
Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness. Jack’s Back featuring James Spader. Men (the movie!). And lastly Hatching. A mixed bag of horror/thrillers… and coming soon, the A Nightmare On Elm Street (2010) commentary!
Very Bad Films! 20.05.2022 19:59
This week… I (sadly) have a number of terrible films to talk about. St. Elmo’s Fire, I’m With Lucy, QT8 (Tarantino Documentary), and Color Of Night starring Bruce Willis. Correction: I said Gwyneth Paltrow instead of Uma Thurman when discussing Kill Bill, whoops!
IFF Boston Special: The Reciprocity Project 19.05.2022 4:45
A discussion of the short film collection from The Reciprocity Project. Screened May 1 2022 at the Independent Film Festival of Boston. “In Season One of the Reciprocity Project, storytellers and community partners created films in response to a question: what does 'reciprocity' mean to your community? In many Indigenous languages there is no word for reciprocity; rather, it's embedded in every as...
Independent Film Festival of Boston, The Northman, and More! 13.05.2022 19:22
For the first time since 2019, I went back to the wonderful Independent Film Festival of Boston - in person, in theaters! Also discussed: X (2022), Petite Maman, Deep Cover, The Northman. Note: The Territory is a National Geographic film https://m.imdb.com/title/tt16378164/
The Unbearable Weight of Unbearable Cinema 28.04.2022 23:01
4,822 movies watched so far, saiiiilllling takes me away … to the movies: I checked out the 136 minute ride of Michael Bay’s Ambulance (… its good?!). Found myself grossed out by Killer Tongue (forgot to mention this one has loads of icky tongue sounds). Also witnessed The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. The question: was it Cage-worthy? And Waterworld - sink or swim?
The Lost City 21.04.2022 15:47
A brief recap of a rewatch of Saturday Night Fever (an all-time fave). Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum star in The Lost City (comedy, allegedly). Robert Downey Jr. in The Pick-Up Artist. Julie Andrews calls Ann-Margaret out in the 90s tv movie Our Sons (also featuring Hugh Grant!)
MORBIUS … the one true Bat-Man 13.04.2022 19:20
LB total so far: 4,815 movies. Here’s what I discuss: The Gucci-wearing Prince of Darkness himself Jared Leto stars in MORBIUS. Does it slay or does it suck? Plus newer releases The Outfit -and- Everything Everywhere All At Once. And finally, a couple older films I discovered on Shudder! Apologies about the beginning audio quality. It happens. Correction: Hell Night is about pledges in a mixed fra...
The Batman Gets In Deep Water 06.04.2022 45:36
A huge recap of everything I’ve seen since the last recap (since late February? Ooooof). Movies of all kinds, including Deep Water, After Yang, Infinite Storm, and The Batman. Also included: some exciting updates!
Hooray for Hollywood: A *DisneyCrypto* Oscars Special 28.03.2022 20:26
ABC provided us the miserable sh*tshow of an Academy Awards broadcast … and thats just in the first hour! The 94th Annual Academy Awards took place in Los Angeles, CA on March 27th 2022. It was, sadly, a memorable show for a lot of the wrong reasons. Good for Dune though.
If I Picked the Winners: Oscars 2022 27.03.2022 7:51
A quick dispatch of a pre-Oscars perspective. My personal picks for winners in the major categories.
Apple+Cinema 27.03.2022 29:29
AppleTV+ launched in 2019. As we near three years since the announcement of the service, what kinds of films have been released? Mallory discusses the grand experiment (as well as successes) of the world’s biggest technology company making and releasing their own movies.
2022 Rewatch Recap #1 27.02.2022 13:51
A quick run through of every movie I’ve rewatched so far in 2022, featuring Licorice Pizza and The Worst Person In the World. If you haven’t yet seen The Sandlot, you must!
Drive My Car (worth the ride?) 20.02.2022 14:25
I’m admittedly a bit scatterbrained in this episode… if you don’t like it, you can Blame It On the Bellboy (1992). Also discussed, some better films: I Want You Back (2022) and Drive My Car (2021). Great stuff. Thanks for listening.
Marry Me (season premiere) 14.02.2022 20:57
Uhh my first episode? Ever? Talking about Marry Me, as well as other new-to-me films I’ve seen so far in February 2022.
Cinema 5000 … and The Quest for Peace 03.02.2022 0:39
Intro for season one. Sorry, this has nothing to do with Superman.
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