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1966's Tokyo Drifter is one of the most well-known films by Japanese New Wave maverick Seijun Suzuki. A wildly creative and avant-garde yakuza classic, Tokyo Drifter takes inspiration from Old Hollywood musicals, Westerns, film noir, and traditional gangster tropes yet never takes itself too seriously, delivering on all these homages with glaring colors and visual opulence.

Returning guest Harry Argyle and I will be chatting about the film, diving into Suzuki's background, and highlighting his difficulties working with Nikkatsu Studios -- that Tokyo Drifter only worsened.

Harry Argyle is a film content creator and co-host of the Love, Death and Movies podcast.

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1966's Tokyo Drifter is one of the most well-known films by Japanese New Wave maverick Seijun Suzuki. A wildly creative and avant-garde yakuza classic, Tokyo Drifter takes inspiration from Old Hollywood musicals, Westerns, film noir, and traditional gangster tropes yet never takes itself too seriously, delivering on all these homages with glaring colors and visual opulence.

Returning guest Harry Argyle and I will be chatting about the film, diving into Suzuki's background, and highlighting his difficulties working with Nikkatsu Studios -- that Tokyo Drifter only worsened.

Harry Argyle is a film content creator and co-host of the Love, Death and Movies podcast.

Follow Harry Argyle
TikTok: @that.movie_guy
Instagram: @LoveDeathMovies
TikTok: @LoveDeathandMovies

Follow Marta Djordjevic
Instagram: @marta.mcfly
TikTok: @marta..mcfly
www.martadjo.com

Produced by Capital G Media
Producers: Ghazal Elhaei, Karman Fong
Audio Editing: Casey Jones

© 2024 Capital G Media INC.

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Jackie Chan is an action movie legend known for his death-defying stunts and laugh-out-loud comedy. With his use of props and rhythmic comedic timing, Chan's brand of physical comedy is unmistakable. One of his most praised films is 1985's "Police Story," which he also directed. On today's episode of the podcast, Pat Mitchell and I chat about this beloved classic, delve into Jackie Chan's upbringing and background in the business, and discuss the celebrated stunt work in the movie. We'll explain why it's so unique and thrilling even decades after the film's release. Patrick Mitchell is a film content creator who usually focuses on horror and true crime -- but he happens to be a massive Jackie Chan fan, too. Follow Patrick Mitchell TikTok: @pippydrippy Instagram @pippyscreams Follow Marta Djordjevic Instagram: @marta.mcfly TikTok: @marta..mcfly www.martadjo.com Produced by Capital G Media Producers: Ghazal Elhaei, Karman Fong Audio Editing: Casey Jones © 2024 Capital G Media INC. Support the show…
 
It's October, and I haven't given you any spooky movies to check out! As a big fan of the horror genre who actively seeks out under-the-radar titles, I'm using today as an opportunity to shout out some macabre gems that deserve more attention. For today's round-up episode, we're diving into some rarely-seen horror haunts. Happy Spooky Season, everyone! Follow Marta Djordjevic Instagram: @marta.mcfly TikTok: @marta..mcfly www.martadjo.com Produced by Capital G Media Producers: Ghazal Elhaei, Karman Fong Audio Editing: Casey Jones © 2024 Capital G Media INC. Support the show…
 
Watching a filmmaker's directorial debut is a wonderful way to see how their creative seeds are planted early in their careers. These movies can introduce a director's style and serve as a foundation for themes they'll expand upon later. My favorite directorial debuts offer fresh perspectives and challenge regular cinematic conventions. On today's episode of McFly's Movie House, Declan Adams and I will chat about our personal favorites, discussing what makes our selections so unique. Declan Adams is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker and writer, currently working primarily in music videos and aspiring to direct his first feature film. Follow Declan Adams Instagram: @dopelan https://declanadamscom.wordpress.com/ Follow Marta Djordjevic Instagram: @marta.mcfly TikTok: @marta..mcfly www.martadjo.com Produced by Capital G Media Producers: Ghazal Elhaei, Karman Fong Audio Editing: Casey Jones © 2024 Capital G Media INC. Support the show…
 
Peter Bogdanovich's 1968 film "Targets" is an exhilarating debut that stars the legendary Boris Karloff as a fading horror icon who crosses paths with a deranged sniper in Los Angeles. Loosely inspired by the 1966 Charles Whitman mass shooting, "Targets" is chilling and utterly jarring — a horror movie set in broad daylight. In this episode, Bryan Starr and I discuss Bogdanovich's film, career, and background while highlighting the shift in Tinseltown from Old Hollywood to New. We'll also explore why "Targets" makes an excellent double feature with Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," unearthing thematic parallels and the commentary on the relationship between violence and pop culture/media. Bryan Starr is a talented filmmaker and content creator. While he has run Bryan Starr Cinematography for seven years, Bryan started creating content in 2020. Thanks to his film collection of over 3,000 titles, he has built himself up as a leader in the community who champions physical media. Follow Bryan Starr TikTok: @bstarrcinema Instagram: @bstarrcinema YouTube: @bstarrcinema Follow Marta Djordjevic Instagram: @marta.mcfly TikTok: @marta..mcfly www.martadjo.com Produced by Capital G Media Producers: Ghazal Elhaei, Karman Fong Audio Editing: Casey Jones © 2024 Capital G Media INC. Support the show…
 
There’s so much more to road trip movies than picturesque landscapes and a sense of escapism. Beyond their gripping visuals, these films often convey profound messages about transformation, mirroring the longest journey we all undertake – the journey through life. In this episode of McFly's Movie House, I'm diving into some of my most cherished road trip movies. Join me as we explore their deeper meanings and unforgettable moments Follow Marta Djordjevic Instagram: @marta.mcfly TikTok: @marta..mcfly www.martadjo.com Produced by Capital G Media Producers: Ghazal Elhaei, Karman Fong Audio Editing: Casey Jones © 2024 Capital G Media INC Support the show…
 
Agnès Varda's "Cléo from 5 to 7" is an iconic piece of cinema from the French New Wave movement. The film follows Cléo in "real-time" as she awaits biopsy results from five to seven pm, taking us on a journey of self-discovery. While it initially explores the fears associated with mortality, it ultimately highlights themes of isolation and loneliness. A timeless film on self-identity and the public persona, "Cléo from 5 to 7" reflects Varda's feminist sensibilities and offers a refreshing and introspective cinematic experience. In today's episode, I'm joined by podcaster and journalist Ethan Simmie to discuss this classic, highlighting Varda's significant contributions to the French New Wave movement and her background. Ethan Simmie is a Senior Film Critic for AgentsOfFandom.com, host of two podcasts (The Movie Draft Podcast & 24 Minutes of A24), and host of the YouTube channel Movies Are So Back. He has attended NYFF, SXSW, Sundance, and SIFF through his contributions to the industry. Follow Ethan Simmie TikTok: @ethan_simmie Twitter: @EthanSimmie YouTube: @MoviesAreSoBack Follow Marta Djordjevic Instagram: @marta.mcfly TikTok: @marta..mcfly www.martadjo.com Produced by Capital G Media Producers: Ghazal Elhaei, Karman Fong Audio Editing: Casey Jones © 2024 Capital G Media INC. Support the show…
 
Wim Wenders is a celebrated German filmmaker known for his diverse filmography and exploration of humanistic themes, often presented through wandering protagonists. Renowned for his "road" movies, Wenders' use of natural landscapes and urban settings creates a visually immersive experience that's uniquely his. In today's episode, I'm joined by Tyler Whitmore from the ReelTok podcast to discuss three of Wenders' films: Paris, Texas, Wings of Desire, and Perfect Days. These films share thematic similarities, featuring nomadic protagonists engulfed in loneliness. We'll break down each film and delve into Wenders' background with the New German Cinema Movement and the influences that have shaped his illustrious career. Tyler Whitmore is a film content creator and co-host of the ReelTok podcast. Follow Tyler Whitmore Instagram: @tylercwhitmore TikTok: @tylercwhitmore Twitter: @tylercwhitmore Follow the Reel Tok Podcast TikTok: @ReelTokPodcast Instagram: @ReelTokPodcast Twitter: @ReelTokPodcast https://reeltokpodcast.com/ Follow Marta Djordjevic Instagram: @marta.mcfly TikTok: @marta..mcfly www.martadjo.com Produced by Capital G Media Producers: Ghazal Elhaei, Karman Fong Audio Editing: Casey Jones © 2024 Capital G Media INC. Support the show…
 
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Many consider Yasujiro Ozu's Noriko Trilogy (1949's Late Spring, 1951's Early Summer, and 1953's Tokyo Story) the Japanese maestro's magnum opus. Dealing with timeless familial themes that still resonate today, my guest Sinjun and I will discuss these endearing family dramas while touching on the cinematic techniques that Ozu was so well-known for and a background in Japanese filmmaking at the time. Sinjun Chapman is a film school graduate who creates online content on classic and international cinema, with a special love for Tarkovsky and Japanese cinema. Follow Sinjun Chapman TikTok: @sinjunwatchesmovies YouTube: @sinjunchapman Letterboxd: @Sinjun_Chapman Follow Marta Djordjevic Instagram: @marta.mcfly TikTok: @marta..mcfly www.martadjo.com Produced by Capital G Media Producers: Ghazal Elhaei, Karman Fong Audio Editing: Casey Jones © 2024 Capital G Media INC. Support the show…
 
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