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500 Films: A Journey Through Genre Cinema

500 Films: A Journey Through Genre Cinema

Auteur(s): Johnny Andrews
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A spoiler-filled behind-the-scenes look at movies from the 1950s to the 1990s. 500 Films: A Journey Through Genre Cinema is written, produced and hosted by Johnny Andrews. Podcast art is by Willow Van As. Podcast music is by Tomm Matthews. You can check out Tomm’s music on Spotify under Tomm Matthews. All other music excerpts remain the property of their respective owners. Follow the journey on 500genrefilms.com, and please support this project by backing the Patreon at patreon.com/500GenreFilms.Johnny Andrews Art
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  • 025. Die Hard 2 (1990, Renny Harlin)
    Jul 9 2025

    For Christmas Eve, John McClane’s advice

    Is to steer clear of the snow and ice,

    Come to think of it,

    How can the same shit,

    Happen to the same guy twice?


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    500 FILMS: A JOURNEY THROUGH GENRE CINEMA, a spoiler-filled behind-the-scenes look at movies from the 1950s to the 1990s, is written, produced and hosted by Johnny Andrews.


    Podcast art is by Willow Van As. Podcast music is by Tomm Matthews. You can check out Tomm’s music on Spotify.


    All other music excerpts remain the property of their respective owners.


    Follow the journey on 500genrefilms.com, and please support this project by backing my Patreon. Go to patreon.com/500GenreFilms.


    Check out my other podcast, MY MOVIE DNA, where I interview people about their favourite movies, available wherever you get your podcasts.


    If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe or tell a friend. New listeners are always welcome.


    Join me next episode as our journey continues, and I’ll see you at the movies!

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    20 min
  • 024. The Shining (1980, Stanley Kubrick)
    Jul 6 2025

    The Torrance clan will become tighter,

    Though what Wendy sees will fright her,

    Checking up on Jack,

    A slow walk back,

    At what she finds on his typewriter.


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    500 FILMS: A JOURNEY THROUGH GENRE CINEMA, a spoiler-filled behind-the-scenes look at movies from the 1950s to the 1990s, is written, produced and hosted by Johnny Andrews.


    Podcast art is by Willow Van As. Podcast music is by Tomm Matthews. You can check out Tomm’s music on Spotify.


    All other music excerpts remain the property of their respective owners.


    Follow the journey on 500genrefilms.com, and please support this project by backing my Patreon. Go to patreon.com/500GenreFilms.


    Check out my other podcast, MY MOVIE DNA, where I interview people about their favourite movies, available wherever you get your podcasts.


    If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe or tell a friend. New listeners are always welcome.


    Join me next episode as our journey continues, and I’ll see you at the movies!

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    34 min
  • 023. McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971, Robert Altman)
    Jul 2 2025

    McCabe’s arrival opens doors,

    As he checks out the local stores,

    Miller arrives,

    And changes their lives,

    The one thing this town needs is whores.


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    500 FILMS: A JOURNEY THROUGH GENRE CINEMA, a spoiler-filled behind-the-scenes look at movies from the 1950s to the 1990s, is written, produced and hosted by Johnny Andrews.


    Podcast art is by Willow Van As. Podcast music is by Tomm Matthews. You can check out Tomm’s music on Spotify.


    All other music excerpts remain the property of their respective owners.


    Follow the journey on 500genrefilms.com, and please support this project by backing my Patreon. Go to patreon.com/500GenreFilms.


    Check out my other podcast, MY MOVIE DNA, where I interview people about their favourite movies, available wherever you get your podcasts.


    If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe or tell a friend. New listeners are always welcome.


    Join me next episode as our journey continues, and I’ll see you at the movies!

    Voir plus Voir moins
    18 min
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