Alex and Dom
The Extreme Cinema Podcast
Taking a look at some of the most bizarre , subversive, intense and boundary pushing films ever made, each week Alex and Dom discuss a different movie: its history, relevance and quality, shedding light on some of the most infamous films in the cult movie cannon. Not for the faint of heart; this podcast boldly goes where no podcast has gone before. Just keep repeating: it's *only a movie,* *It's only a movie, only a movie, only a movie...* **
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Episodes
Episode 4: The Last House on the Left (1972) 09.08.2021 31:52
This week Alex and Dom discuss Wes Craven's boundary pushing debut 'The Last House on the Left', its place in the horror cannon and its importance as a work of politically radical American cinema in the Vietnam era.
Episode 3: Megan is Missing (2011) 02.08.2021 32:44
In today's episode Alex and Dom discuss the recent TikTok sensation 'Megan is Missing'; the hype surrounding it and it's many many flaws, as well as diving into the pretensions of its exuberant writer-director Michael Goi.
Episode 2: Cannibal Holocaust (1980) 26.07.2021 33:10
In this episode Alex and Dom tackle one of the most notorious video nasties; Ruggero Deodato's still-to-this-day controversial cannibal film 'Cannibal Holocaust'. Discussing the film's politics, the ethics of its "use" of animals, the history of censorship and litigation against it, and its place as one of the pioneering features in the found-footage genre.
Episode 1: Antichrist (2009) 19.07.2021 33:56
In the first episode of the new Extreme Cinema Podcast hosts Alex and Dom discuss Lars Von Trier's 2009 shocker 'Antichrist'; it's symbolism, meaning, place in the horror genre and to what extent Von Trier is just a massive troll.
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