Film Soceyology

Matthew Socey reviews Nyad and Killers of the Flower Moon, chats with Lou Harry + the cinematic impacts of Burt Young and Suzanne Somers.

Matthew Socey dips into his interview archives and replays his chat with Fred "The Hammer" Williamson.

Matthew Socey has Round 2 of a discussion of Indy Bard Fest (Full Disclosure: Matthew is playing Corin in As You Like It). A review of V/H/S/85 and a look at the films of Dick Butkus.

Film Soceyology turns into Stage Soceyology as Matthew chats with the cast and crew of two productions from Indy Bard Fest. Full disclosure: Matthew is playing Corin in As You Like it.

Around the Horn. No, it's not sports reporters yelling at each other. It's Matthew Socey discussing the Heartland International Film Festival, Indy Bard Fest, some other upcoming screenings plus new and old titles on DVD and Blu-Ray.  

Matthew Socey has a lively chat with documentary filmmaker Robert Mugge about his new book, an upcoming screening of one of his documentaries in Franklin, and what films he has watched recently. 

Matthew Socey replays his onion chopping session with Jess Milton, host of the podcast Backstage at The Vinyl Cafe, which begins its second season.

Matthew Socey has a lively chat with WFYI's Morning Edition host Ray Steele about film, family and professional wrestling aka our audition for an NPR morning show (Just kidding, sorta...)

Matthew Socey has a chat with the hosts of the action film podcast Golan-Globus Theater, reviews the film Golda, and raises a glass to Terry Funk.

Matthew Socey, Tracy Forner, and Brian Hartz each indict a film, director, and actor in the newly-formed Dad Film Hall of Fame. Oh, and Matt reviews Strays.

Matthew Socey interviews Fringe performer Anthony Myers (Reject), pays tribute to several artists, and gushes over the film Jules.

Matthew Socey has an appreciation for actor Paul Reubens (Pee Wee Herman), several home video titles + grab a pencil.

Matthew reviews The Baker and replays a chat with chef and television personality Nick Stellino.

Two films apparently opened this weekend. On the same day. Matthew Socey reviews both.

Matthew Socey reviews the new Mission: Impossible film and replays is interview with musician Chuck Leavell.

Matthew Socey has an appreciation for actor Alan Arkin plus a review of the film The Lesson.

Matthew Socey shares his timeline with the Indiana Jones films and reviews Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.

Matthew Socey reviews the film Past Lives, several new titles on Blu-Ray and DVD. Then grab a pencil...

Matthew Socey reviews the video releases of the 1975 Burt Reynolds drama Hustle and the documentary I Got a Monster. Also, grab a pencil...

Matthew Socey dips into the archives to replay his chats with Padma Lakshmi and Molly Sims.

Film Soceyology turns into Stage Soceyology as he interviews cast and crew members of Indy Bard Fest's production of "Angels in America." (full disclosure: Matthew is doing the production's curtain speech).

Matthew Socey reviews the Canadian dramedy Blackberry, goes around the horn and then Grab a Pencil...

Bad News: Host Matthew Socey is under the weather...during pledge drive. Good news: He saw the films Beau is Afraid and Somewhere in Queens.