Cult Film Club Podcast

Cult Film Club Podcast runs on a format any longtime listener will recognize and appreciate: a rotating group of hosts picks a movie, everyone watches it, and then they sit down and argue about whether it holds up. The selections lean cult rather than strictly B, which in practice means you'll get a 1980s Troma release one week and something like Big Trouble in Little China the next, with plenty of stops in between at the weirder corners of the 70s, 80s, and 90s video shelves. The hosts have the chemistry of people who've been doing this a long time, which they have; the show predates a lot of its competition and the backlog reflects that. Discussions cover the obvious (plot, performances, effects) but usually drift toward the more interesting questions, like why a movie became a cult object in the first place or whether its reputation is deserved. Nobody here is trying to sound like a critic, and that lack of polish is part of the charm. Episodes are long, unhurried, and built for listeners who want to feel like they're hanging out with their movie friends. If you have a big watchlist of cult titles and want company while you work through it, this is a dependable pick with years of back episodes to keep you company.