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Unspooled Reel
Hosted by Jenny Nulf · EN
Ryan Oliver and Jenny Nulf nerd out about genre films, from horror to sci-fi to fantasy. The two hosts will be discussing genre films at length, from new releases to classics.
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Unspooled Reel #7 - The Top 10 Films of 2015
Jan 28, 201601:34:19Tap to summarizeIt's good to be back! After a long hiatus to contemplate life and figure things out, Jenny Nulf and Ryan Oliver are back to be your moral compasses when it comes to genre and horror films. However, on this special episode, we will be extending our discussion outside of normal genre fare by revealing our top 10 lists for 2015. It was a strong year at the movies, and we reflect back on it fondly. If you have any questions or suggestions, you can always email us at unspooledreel@gmail.com. You can like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter at @unspooledreel. You can find Jenny on Twitter at @jennyleighx33 or at her blog Fandom's Final Girl (https://fandomsfinalgirl.wordpress.com/about/) and you can find Ryan on Twitter at @ryollie90, at his blog Wellness in 24 Frames (https://wellnessin24frames.wordpress.com/2015/11/07/learning-to-break-free-from-everyday-distractions/), or co-hosting the podcast Over/Under Movies (@overundermovies). We don't have a planned return date for the next episode, but stay tuned, because ideas are brewing, and there are a lot of great films that have anniversaries this year, so look out for that. As always, thanks for listening, and happy watching!
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Unspooled Reel #6 - Zachariah's Big Brown Cop Car
Sep 17, 201501:11:15Tap to summarizeOn our sixth episode of Unspooled Reel, hosts Jenny Nulf and Ryan Oliver get arrested and hauled off to a post-apocalyptic setting where there's no fresh air. We discuss two films that are now available to rent on various VOD platforms - new 'Spider-Man' helmer Jon Watts' directorial debut 'Cop Car' and Craig Zobel's adaptation of Robert C. Obrien's novel 'Z for Zachariah.' WARNING: We get into heavy spoilers regarding 'Z for Zachariah' around 38:52. On our next episode, we will be discussing Ridley Scott's hotly anticipated adaptation of Andy Weir's 'The Martian.' As always, thanks for listening!
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Unspooled Reel #5 - An Unfriendly Gift
Aug 13, 201500:56:36Tap to summarizeThis week on Unspooled Reel, hosts Jenny Nulf and Ryan Oliver get an unexpected online package, for better or ill, as they dive into Joel Edgerton's directorial debut 'The Gift' and the found-footage film 'Unfriended.' As always, you can read more info on this podcast, all of our news, reviews, and features at GotchaMovies.com, as well as like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @gotchamovies.
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Unspooled Reel #4 - Creep
Aug 9, 201500:42:34Tap to summarizeRadiohead, TLC, and The Lonely Island would be proud as Jenny and Ryan talk about 'Creep,' the debut film of Patrick Brice that stars him and Mark Duplass. A lot of praise is thrown towards 'Creep,' both in its clever subversions in the horror-comedy genre, as well as utilizing the found-footage aspect to the best of its ability. 'Creep' is currently streaming on Netflix Instant.
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Unspooled Reel #3: The Terminator Series
Jul 15, 201501:05:52Tap to summarizeOn a belated episode of Unspooled Reel, Jenny and Ryan travel back to 1984 as they discuss the entire 'Terminator' series. The focus is almost entirely on the two James Cameron entries and concludes with Ryan's brief review of 'Terminator: Genisys.'
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Unspooled Reel #2 - Mad Max: Fury Road
May 19, 201500:50:18Tap to summarizeJenny and Ryan ride to the Australian Wasteland on the second episode of Unspooled Reel as they review 'Mad Max: Fury Road.' While everyone and their moms are talking about the film, we join the conversation over George Miller's return to the 'Mad Max' franchise.
Transcribe →Unspooled Reel #1 - Ex Machina
May 11, 201500:51:22Tap to summarizeA.I. is taking over 2015, but there's only one movie that really develops the themes we've yearned for. For their first podcast, Jenny and Ryan discuss Alex Garland's directorial debut and why this small-scale film is more impressive than movies like Chappie.
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