Film Soceyology

Members of Bard Fest (Coriolanus, King Lear, Twelfth Night) hang out with Matthew Socey as he discusses THE BIRTH OF A NATION and VOYAGE OF TIME. The chats goes from high-profile art films and Shakespeare to Hammer horror films and Aussie zombie flicks. Another day at the FILM SOCEYOLOGY office.

Matthew Socey chats with actor Robert Neal (IRT's THE THREE MUSKETEERS) about his show, the film DEEPWATER HORIZON, Orson Welles and film they dragged their spouses to before getting married.

Matthew Socey reviews THE HOLLARS and goes into the archives to replay chats with filmmakers Rick Harper (ROOM FULL OF SPOONS) and Mike Malloy (EUROCRIME!).

A review of SNOWDEN, an in-studio chat with the cast of THE MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET plus a phone chat with Robert Irvine (plus Gail Kim Cameo).

Matthew Socey and Jim Simmons discuss MORRIS FROM AMERICA, EQUITY and an audio tribute to Gene Wilder.

A very special repeat of a very special FILM SOCEYOLOGY, dedicated to the film THE HOLLYWOOD KNIGHTS.

Matthew Socey speaks with the cast and crew of the Indy Fringe play SPAGHETTI WESTERN 3D. Yes, they discuss spaghetti westerns and also a live performance of a scene and a song.

Matthew Socey and The Film Yap's Christopher Lloyd discuss HELL OR HIGH WATER and other new films. They also discuss dead people they like and older films that they haven't gotten around to seeing. Hey, it happens.

FILM SOCEYOLOGY brings people and things together. Tom Alvarez and Dustin Klein are on to discuss their Fringe show CALDER: THE MUSICAL. Sammy Terry is also in studio to discuss his haunting of the State Fair and other nightmares.

Host Matthew Soceys reviews the Frank Zappa documentary EAT THAT QUESTION and SUICIDE SQUAD. Then he plays his appearance earlier that week on NO LIMITS, where he chats with host John Krull and fellow critics Ed Johnson-Ott (NUVO) and Christopher Lloyd (The Film Yap) about the half-year in film.

Matthew Socey reviews CAFE SOCIETY while co-worker Myke Perrey reviews JASON BOURNE. They also brag about their (separate) vacations and the films they recently watched/bought inspired by their trips.

THE FILM YAP invades FILM SOCEYOLOGY. Many Yappers hang out with Matthew Socey to discuss the new STAR TREK film and a weekend film festival for the ages.

Matthew reviews LES COWBOYS and then dips into the archives with interviews of Neil Gaiman and Gail Kim. Writers and wrestlers on one film show. That is FILM SOCEYOLOGY.

Matthew Socey has a lively hour-long chat with Craig Mince about the Indy Film Fest, the films of Michael Cimino and what films they have inflicted on their children.

Matthew Socey hangs out with Producer Joan (who reviews THE BFG) and chats with actors Brian G. Hartz and Ericka Barker about their production of EQUUS and other favorite horse films.

Matthew Socey reviews ART BASTARD plus better-late-than-never reviews of DARK HORSE and FINDING DORY. To celebrate the broadcast anniversary of SVENGOOLIE, Matthew replays his epic chat with Rich Koz.

Matthew Socey spoke with co-worker Stacey Stuteville about films that scared children at the multiplexes but were easier to watch at home. Plus archive chats with HGTV's Jonathon Scott and with Padma Lakshmi.

The show starts with an audio tribute to Muhammad Ali, followed by a trip to the archives with chats with Rick Harper (ROOM FULL OF SPOONS) and the late, great Elmore Leonard.

Matthew Socey and co-workers Myke Perrey and Chris Elberfeld discuss the 1980 comedy The Hollywood Knights, what impact the film had on them and in comedies of the late 70s/early 80s that were constantly running on cable.

Matthew Socey reviews THE NICE GUYS, A BIGGER SPLASH and THE MEDDLER. Plus he chats with some of the cast and the director of First Folio's production of HAMLET.

Matthew Socey discusses MONEY MONSTER with Joan Himebrook, FILM SOCEYOLOGY's new George Clooney correspondent. Matthew also previews the Indianapolis Jewish Film Festival. Plus Matthew and Joan discuss two Dead People We Like who each had long marriages, especially in this business.

Matthew Socey and author/book store owner Kate Glen discuss CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR, her new book plus films they are glad to have seen on the big screen.

Flying solo, Matthew Socey reviews THE HUNTSMAN: WINTER'S WAR and then goes back to the archives and plays his lengthy chat with SVENGOOLIE aka Rich Koz.

Matthew Socey reviews CRIMINAL and has a lively chat with Marni Lemons and Tobin Strader (Civic's FIDDLER ON THE ROOF).

Matthew Socey chats with Rick Harper, the writer/director of the documentary ROOM FULL OF SPOONS, which looks at the phenomenon of the film THE ROOM. It's also an excuse for Matthew to replay his interview with THE ROOM creator Tommy Wiseau.