As announced on episode 80 of The Cinefessions Podcast, you, our readers and listeners, have helped us decide that we’ll be spending our next podcast arc with the fine folks over at Scream Factory. This couldn’t make us happier (but, frankly, I could have honestly said that same thing about any of our excellent options)….
A Cinefessions Poll – Decide Our Next Podcast Arc!
Today we are putting the power in your hands! You have the chance to decide what our next podcast arc will be. The three of us at The Cinefessions Podcast have talked it over, and decided that our next podcast arc will be highlighting one of our favorite distributors. So we’ve all taken a look…
Chris Ranson’s Top 10 Films of 2016
If there’s one thing that 2016 taught us about the cinema, it’s that theatre-goers do not care what critics, or Rotten Tomatoes, have to say about a film. It felt like most of the time I had the polar opposite reaction to a film than the critics. I still went, even if a film was…
Cinefessions Collection – Vinyl Unboxing and Collection Video for December 2016
This is a new type of video from Cinefessions YouTube channel: a Cinefessions Collection video, where the team show off their new or existing media collections. Today, Branden gathers up all of his new collection of vinyl, and shows off everything he’s gotten since he started collecting the format. There are over 20 different albums…
A Cinefessions Unboxing: June 2016 HorrorPack
Today we have another Cinefessions Unboxing video, this time of the June 2016 Blu-ray HorrorPack! If you don’t know what the HorrorPack is, it is a monthly subscription service that sends 4 random horror Blu-rays (or DVDs) to your door every month. You can pay for multiple months in advance for a savings, or go a…
Star Trek Essentials, Volume 22
Fifty years ago, Gene Roddenberry’s first “wagon train to the stars” began airing on NBC. Star Trek featured a cast of many nationalities, had people of color in important roles, it commented on the social problems of the day disguised in science fiction, and it was the first time we’d seen humanity out in the stars…
Star Trek Essentials, Volume 21
Fifty years ago, Gene Roddenberry’s first “wagon train to the stars” began airing on NBC. Star Trek featured a cast of many nationalities, had people of color in important roles, it commented on the social problems of the day disguised in science fiction, and it was the first time we’d seen humanity out in the stars…
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