Film Logic
A Retrologic movie podcast about the films of yesterday, today, and tomorrow with every fandom in between. Mike and Adam jaw about comic book movies, sci-fi, classics, comedies, and action films. Hear our opinions!!
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- 3
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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 26, 2026
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Cannibal! The Musical (Mike's awful hot takes) (opens the original)
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Cannibal! Trey Parker and Matt Stone of South Park fame wrote and directed The Musical. How does this irreverent, dark musical match their other work? Mike, Ivy, Adam, and Vic take a stab at dissecting this 1993 musical. Unfortunately, Mike has some weird opinions.
The Way of the Gun (Tim Burton Sucks Edition) (opens the original)
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For the record, 3/4 of us do not have any ill will against the director of Frankenweenie. We will let you guess who has the beef. Adam, Mike, Ivy, and Vic review The Way of the Gun, starring Ryan Phillippe and Benicio Del Toro. This early-2000s crime noir is gritty and edgy, reflecting on the mistakes of two criminals who can't stop frequenting sperm banks. When a pregnant mother comes along, they decide to hold her million-dollar baby for ransom.
Loves Music, Loves to Dance: watch this movie if you have the flu (opens the original)
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Mary Higgins Clarke turned one of her novels into a Sunday afternoon movie. Mike, Adam, Ivy, and Vic determine that this movie can only be enjoyed if you are taking a sick day off from school. Is this a murder mystery with a strong woman lead, or just another reject from the early 2000s pile?
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