CineMythology

Just when he thought he was out, Robert De Niro pulls Martin Scorsese back in. Join Raymond, Austin and Wisecrack's Lux as they honor Rupert Pupkin, The Original King of Comedy. @Tail_boi @austin_hayden @creamatoria @CineMythology cinemythologypod@gmail.com

We let the listeners decide which film we'd discuss to celebrate the life of James Caan and our "number one fans" chose the movie where he gets terrorized for an hour and a half. Great work, gang. Very respectful. Very decent of you all. @austin_hayden @creamatoria @CineMythology cinemythologypod@gmail.com

Austin steps back into the ring after going fifteen rounds with COVID to discuss Raging Bull with Raymond and returning champion Becky Catalano. The three of them have a marathon discussion about the film's challenging nature, De Niro's Oscar-winning performance, and Martin Scorsese leaving everything on the mat. @beckalano @austin_hayden @creamatoria @CineMythology cinemythologypod@gmail.com

Austin still isn't back at his fighting weight so Sam Erdahl from The Envelope Please has re-entered the ring to discuss Tom Ford's directorial debut, A Single Man. Time plays tricks on the audience in this movie and it certainly got away from us as we sifted through the film's subtle script and not so subtle color scheme. We wrap things up on a hopeful note and some obligatory Oscar talk. @samuel...

Coronavirus has Austin on the ropes so we've pushed back our Raging Bull episode to celebrate Pride Month with Andrew Haigh's beloved gay romance, Weekend. Join Raymond and Ra'Shawn from When Cinephiles Attack as they talk through all the words that the characters left unsaid. @TheSimbaTattoo @CinephileAttack @creamatoria @CineMythology cinemythologypod@gmail.com

Marty hits his first speed bump with this ambitious followup to Taxi Driver. We highlight Liza's theatricality, DeNiro's unlikeability, the limitations of improv and the overall weirdness of this flawed but interesting experiment. @Cinemythology @austin_hayden @creamatoria cinemythologypod@gmail.com

The boys make room in the cockpit when CineMythology's Austin Hayden swings by the hangar to talk about the sequel to his all-time favorite movie. @michaeloburns @austin_hayden @creamatoria @CineMythology cinemythologypod@gmail.com

We talkin' to you? Hop in for our discussion of Scorsese's most iconic film, Taxi Driver. When it comes to breaking down this movie's themes & performances, we  ARE the people for the job. @Beckalano @austin_hayden @creamatoria @CineMythology cinemythologypod@gmail.com

Academy Award aficionado Sam Erdahl joins us for a discussion of Scorsese's first Oscar nominated movie Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore. We discuss Ellen Burstyn's big Oscar win, her weird little son and what she brought to the project, both onscreen and off. @samuelerdahl @austin_hayden @creamatoria  @cinemythology

Video essayist extraordinaire Thomas Flight joins us for a discussion of Mean Streets and describes the lens through which he views all of Scorsese's work. Subscribe to the show and follow us on Twitter to keep up with all things CineMythology. @CineMythology @thomasflight @austin_hayden @creamatoria

What's up Film Fans - in this chat, we're joined by Evan Yee, former Wisecrack producer and current 4-time-EEAAO-viewer, to get into this FILM! We get into the emotional impact it had on us, the viewing experience of this film (and film in general today) - and so much more!    If you can catch just HOW many times we find a way to say "Everything Everywhere All At Once" - let us know on twitter!   ...

The Scorsese train keeps rolling with a lively discussion of Boxcar Bertha. From Barbara Hershey's incredible performance to Roger Corman's legendary eye for talent, we agree that Scorsese's sophomore outing is severely underrated. All aboard! Next stop, Mean Streets!   Subscribe to the show and follow us on Twitter to keep up with all things CineMythology.    @CineMythology @austin_hayden @creama...

In our inaugural discussion, we set the table with some background on Martin Scorsese before digging into his debut feature "Who's That Knocking at My Door". We may compare it to other famous feature debuts but the needle drops, Catholic guilt, and bursts of violence are all pure Marty! Join us next week as we discuss Scorsese's second feature Boxcar Bertha and don't forget to subscribe to the sho...

Welcome to CineMythology, the podcast at the intersection of film and philosophy. Join us this May as we begin our deep dive into the work of Martin Scorsese.