Ep. 656 - Nightmare Alley (GUEST: Chris Evangelista from Slashfilm)

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4.6 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2022

⏱️ 122 minutes

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Summary

Devindra discusses the consequences of Moonfall while David visits Raised by Wolves season 2. For the feature review, the Filmcast, alongside Chris Evanglista, editor and critic for slashfilm.com, enter Nightmare Alley, Guillermo del Toro’s reimagination of the classic horror.

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Read Chris Evangelista’s review of Nightmare Alley here.

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Weekly Plugs

David - Dave’s Weekly Twitter Space with Scott Mendelson

Devindra - Engadget podcast on Sony buying Bungie

Jeff - last chance for Valentines Day Cameos! cameo.com/jeffcannata

Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)

What we've been watching (~7:00)

Devindra - Moonfall, Reacher, The Book of Boba Fett

David - All of Us Are Dead, Pam and Tommy, Raised By Wolves S2, Peacemaker

Jeff - Finished The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window, Murderville

Feature (~1:08:20)
Nightmare Alley
Spoilers (~1:31:30)

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to the Filmcast, a podcast about movies.
0:22.8	I'm David Chen and Nightmare Alley, more like Frightmare Alley, am I right guys?
0:29.3	That's the same thing.
0:30.9	A nightmare is a frightmare.
0:31.9	It's the same thing.
0:32.9	It's not different.
0:33.9	I've been a word actually.
0:35.9	Joining me today is David's or Hard War.
0:38.3	I only hope those old time geeks can see us now.
0:44.0	And Jeff Kanata.
0:45.2	I had one role when I started this podcast.
0:48.8	It can't be a spook show.
0:54.0	You can follow everyone.
0:55.5	Those are of course all in reference to the fact that today on the podcast we're going
0:58.6	to be reviewing Guillermo del Toro's newest film Nightmare Alley.
1:01.9	We'll be joined by Chris Evangelista from slashfilm.com for that review, really looking forward
1:06.9	to that.
1:07.9	You can find more episodes of this podcast at thefilmcast.com email us at slashfilmcast
1:12.9	at gmail.com.
1:15.2	And if you want to support this podcast, very easy to do that by going to patreon.com,
1:18.8	slashfilm.com, where you can sign up for ad free episodes as well as exclusive after
1:24.4	darks.
	...

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