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Reel Fools

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TV & Film
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As Reel Fools, we dissect and discuss what we believe are essential films.
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Ep #23: Rebel Without a Cause

This episode is tearing us apart! James Dean and Natalie Wood join us for the 1955 teen angst-driven drama, Rebel Without a Cause.

Aug 06, 2014•59 min

Ep #22: Fight Club

We can't talk about this episode because no one talks about Fight Club! With Brad Pitt and Ed Norton. Great stuff. You gotta fight.

Jul 26, 2014•56 min

Ep #21: Citizen Kane

Orson Welles is so brilliantly overrated. And we explain why in our take on Citizen Kane. Rosebud? Get over it, dude.

Jul 15, 2014•58 min

Ep #19: Rear Window

Years before Jimmy Stewart's grandson was in peril in Airport 1977, he was in peril himself in Rear Window, Hitchcock's 1954 classic.

Jun 30, 2014•53 min

Ep #18: Badlands

In this episode, we explain why Terrence Malick is so much better than Stanley Kubrick, and why Bruce Springsteen is the Dark Lord.

Jun 20, 2014•58 min

Ep #17: Easy Rider

Hey Man. This is the best podcast about Easy Rider, the 1969 movie from Dennis Hopper's beautiful mind.

Jun 08, 2014•53 min

Ep #16: Taxi Driver

Listen you screw heads. In this episode we are reviewing the life and times of Travis Bickle. It's Marty Scorsese's Taxi Driver.

Jun 05, 2014•57 min

Ep #15: Fargo

You betcha! In this episode we review the Coen Brothers' 1996 film, Fargo, with William H. Macy and Frances McDormand.

May 29, 2014•54 min

Ep #14: Bride of Frankenstein

In this episode the Fools discuss how James Whale's 1935 Horror Comedy, The Bride of Frankenstein, is nothing like Jaws.

May 20, 2014•51 min
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