Houselights: A Film Director Podcast
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House of Johnston - 201 - Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
"Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" is a charming and imaginative film that offers a unique and entertaining experience. Its combination of creative special effects, engaging performances, and heartfelt storyt
Episode 200 - Movies That Shaped Us
In this special episode, each of us shared five movies that have profoundly impacted who we are today. These arent just the blockbusters or cult classics we love watching; these are the films that he
House of Cosmatos - 199 - Tombstone
Tombstone (1993) is a Western classic that delivers unforgettable performances and thrilling action while diving deep into themes of loyalty, justice, and brotherhood. Kurt Russell commands the screen
House of Cosmatos - 198 - Leviathan
Leviathan is a mixed bag. It has moments of tension and some striking visuals, but ultimately, it lacks the originality or depth to elevate it to the level of classic sci-fi horror. Its worth a watch
House of Cosmatos - 197 - Cobra
Cobra is a film that delivers on its promise of intense action and a tough protagonist. Sylvester Stallones performance and the films gritty atmosphere are definite highlights. However, the thin p
House of Cosmatos - 196 - Rambo: First Blood Part II
Rambo: First Blood Part II is a must-watch for fans of action films and 80s cinema. It solidifies John Rambo as a cultural icon and delivers a thrilling, high-octane experience. While it may not be
House of Stone - 195 - Alexander
Curious about Oliver Stone's epic portrayal of one of history's most legendary conquerors? Our in-depth review of Alexander delves into the films grand scope, stunning battle sequences, and the all-s
House of Stone - 194 - Nixon
"Nixon" is a film that, much like its subject, is complex, ambitious, and polarizing. Oliver Stones direction and Anthony Hopkins performance elevate the film, making it a compelling watch for those
House of Stone - 193 - JFK
JFK is as fascinating as it is a flawed film. It raises important questions and challenges viewers to think critically about the official narratives they have been told. However, its tendency to prior
House of Stone - 192 - The Doors
The Doors is a film that will likely divide audiences. Those who appreciate Olivet Stones kinetic style and Kilmers intense performance will find much to admire, but those looking for a more balan