Back in the early days of my young podcast network, as the network's producer I was always thinking of new ideas to entertain that I could bring to fruition. Being the big movie buff I am, it seemed only natural to add a movie review podcast to the network. But things don't always pan out how you hope they will

 

It started with a niche market. The American Film Institute (AFI) Top 100 films of all time. But let's just say their definition of top film of all time differs from mine. I manage to get a few of them in (four to be exact), but fans of the network were telling me that I didn't even appear to want to record those podcasts. They also told me with the really low number of downloads

 

So I scrapped that list after the four episodes and created my own top 100 movie list (which is surprisingly very difficult to do btw). But I only recorded one podcast from that list; #100 - Open Water. I did mean to record them all but couldn't find the time. Now that I have this website, I think I'm going to make my own top 100 movie list again so I can add movies released since then that have made my list, like Encanto. And I'll (eventually) write about all 100 on this site

 

But in the meantime, that isn't to say that my movie podcasts weren't good. But it wasn't enjoyed by my audience as much as HoopLA, The Fair Game Podcast and Vers(us). And the thing about movies is it shares that thing in common with music. Even if it's old it's not like the movie or song no longer exists. These movies will always remain the same movies they were when we reviewed them

 

So kick back and listen to this one portion of my entertaining ass podcast network of yesteryear