Finleys On Film - Classic and Funny Film Podcast

Happy Father's Day! In this Father-themed episode, the Finleys discuss two films about dads who may not be so great: Fear Strikes Out (1957) and Paper Moon (1973). If you like what we do, consider becoming a Patreon subscriber at the $5+ per month level. Those who do will receive TWO additional episodes per month and access to the Patreon-only archives.

The Finleys talk about the great Greer Garson and two of her classic films: Mrs. Miniver (1942) and Random Harvest (1942). If you what we do, consider becoming a Patreon subscriber at the $5+ per month level. Those who do will receive TWO additional episodes per month and access to the Patreon-only archives.

In this episode, recorded on location at Spokeasy Public House in Fresno, the Finley boys discuss two movies that show us the alleged downside of alcohol: The Lost Weekend (1945) and The Days of Wine and Roses (1963). If you like what we do, consider becoming a Patreon subscriber at the $5 per month level and receive TWO additional episodes per month, plus access to the archive of subscriber-only...

The Finleys discuss someone who isn't discussed enough--Art Carney. In this case, Art Carney's films Harry and Tonto (1974) and The Late Show (1977). If you like what we do, consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/finleysonfilm . You'll receive TWO additional, Patreon-only episodes per month and access to all the Patreon-only archive episodes.

The Finleys--including a VERY sick Tommy--discuss a couple of classic Vivien Leigh flicks: A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) and Ship of Fools (1965). If you like what we we with these free episodes, consider becoming a $5 per month Patreon subscriber in order to receive TWO additional episodes a month and access to the archive of Patreon-only episodes. https://www.patreon.com/finleysonfilm

In this episode, the Finley boys talk about two films from the great Japanese director, Yasajiro Ozu: An Inn in Tokyo (1935) and Tokyo Story (1953). If you like what we do, consider supporting us on Patreon at the $5 per month level and receive not only TWO Patreon-only episodes per month, but access to our archive set aside for supporters. You can do that through: https://www.patreon.com/finleyso...

In this episode, our 50th, we talk about two films by the beautiful genius Hedy Lamarr: Algiers (1938) and Comrade X (1940). If you like the weekly episodes we deliver EACH week for FREE, consider supporting us on Patreon. Those who do at the $5 per month level will get TWO secret episodes each month and access to our archive of subscriber-only episodes.

In this episode, the Finley boys discuss two films by great, weirdo director, Werner Herzog: Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972) and Stroszek (1977). If you like what you hear in these weekly FREE episodes, consider supporting us through Patreon at the $5 per month level in order to access TWO subscriber-only episodes per month PLUS all the subscriber only episodes (the Finely's Fine Reserve).

The Finleys talk about three great Chaplin flicks: The Kid (1921), The Gold Rush (1925), and Modern Times (1936). If you like what we do with these weekly shows, consider subscribing through Patreon in order to receive TWO additional shows per month as well as access to our collection of secret shows. Available to those who support us at the $5+ per month level.

The Finleys talk about three films staring Grace Kelly: Dial M for Murder (1954), The Country Girl (1954), and High Society (1956). If you'd like access to our secret episode archive AND all future, twice-monthly secret episodes, think about supporting us on Patreon at the $5+ per month level.

The Finleys discuss two Otto Preminger films: Laura (1944) and Exodus (1960). We give you a FREE episode like this one EACH week with pleasure. If you like what we do, consider becoming a Patreon subscriber at the $5+ per month level in order to get TWO additional episodes per month. You can access the Patreon subscription for The Finleys on Film through our website (www.finleysonfilm.com)

In this episode, one of only two times the Finleys have devoted an entire show to one film, the boys discuss one of the things that got them through their embarrassing childhoods: The Great Escape (1963). We provide a FREE episode like this one EVERY week. If, however, you want more, and you want to support us to boot, we make at least TWO extra episodes per month available to fans who subscribe t...

Warning: contains profanity The Finleys discuss three Jack Webb films: Pete Kelly's Blues (1955), The D.I. (1957), and Dragnet 1966 (1969). If you like this, and other, FREE episode we release, consider supporting us on Patreon at the $5 per month level to receive two additional episodes--Finleys secret, "Fine Reserve" episodes-- per month.

Warning: The profanity in this podcast ought to be ashamed of itself. In this episode, the Finleys discuss two Ernest Borgnine films: Marty (1955) and Man on a String (1960). We always deliver a free episode per week, but Patreon subscribers at the $5+ per month level also have access to twice-monthly, secret episodes. You can access the Patreon subscription option through our website (www.finleys...

Warning: The Dahlia isn't the only thing blue in this episode. The language. It's blue. We say bad words. In this episode, the Finley boys discuss two Alan Ladd movies: The Blue Dahlia (1946) and Shane (1953). If you choose to support us at the $5+ per month level on Patreon, you'll get TWO extra, members-only episodes per month. Consider it.

Warning: There's more profanity in this episode than there are Cleveland steamers at a Bryn Mawr Sadie Hawkins dance afterparty. In this episode, the Finleys discuss three Katharine Hepburn flicks: Adam's Rib (1949), The Rainmaker (1956), and The Lion in Winter (1968). Please consider supporting us on Patreon (linked through our website: www.finleysonfilm.com). Subscribers at the $5+ per month lev...

Warning: The profanity in this episode gonna hit you in the eye lika bigga pizza pie! The Finleys discuss two films directed by Federico Fellini: La Dolce Vita (1960) and 8 1/2 (1963). Please consider contributing to our Patreon page (linked through our homepage: www.finleysonfilm.com). Those who contribute at the $5+ level will have access to TWO private Finleys episodes each month.

Warning: We take guiltless pleasure in the amount of profanity in this episode! The Finleys discuss two films that are kind of hard to defend, but worth defending. They are guilty pleasures? Back to Bataan (1945) and Duel (1971). Please support us on Patreon (linked on our homepage www.finleysonfilm.com) and rate and review us on iTunes.

Warning: The profanity in this episode is the Russ Meyers of cussing while talking about Suzuki! The Finleys discuss a couple of flicks by director Seijun Suzuki: Take Aim at the Police Van (1960) and Tokyo Drifter (1966). Please consider supporting us on Patreon (link on our homepage: www.finleysonfilm.com)

Warning: You can be mad as hell at the profanity in this episode (but you're going to take it, evermore). The Finley boys discuss a couple of films written by the great Paddy Chayefsky in this one: The Hospital (1971) and Network (1976).

Warning: This episode has more profanity than Matthau has jowls. The Finleys discuss two films staring Walter Matthau: Charley Varrick (1973) and The Taking of Pelham 1, 2, 3 (1974). Please support us on Patreon and rate/review us on iTunes.

Warning: This kind of profanity should be condemned! But it isn't here... In this episode, The Finleys take a look at two films staring Natalie Wood: This Property is Condemned (1966) and Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (1969). Please support us through Patreon and rate/review us on iTunes.

Warning: Even Tiny Tim was like, "God bless us, everyone... except for those foul-mouthed Finley bastards!" The Finleys are joined by comedians Dave Apkarian and Evan Monroe Faulkner in conversation about three classic Christmas films: 3 Godfathers (1948), Holiday Affair (1949), and White Christmas (1954).

Warning: You will Love/Hate the profanity in this episode! The Finley boys chew the fat about two classic Robert MItchum films: Night of the Hunter (1955) and Home from the Hill (1960) Rate us on ITunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/finleys-on-film-classic-and-funny-film-podcast/id1239143439 Join us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/finleysonfilm

Warning: This here's got some profanity, Pilgrim! The Finleys discuss two classic films from America's cowboy, John Wayne: Rio Bravo (1959) and Donovan's Reef (1963). Join us on Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/finleysonfilm