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Reel Redux is a father and son movie podcast exploring cult classics, forgotten films, and genre cinema from every era.
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The Incident (1967) Review | The Brutal 60s Thriller That Traps Everyone on a Train (opens the original)
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In this episode of Reel Redux , we take a deep dive into The Incident (1967), the uncompromising psychological thriller directed by Larry Peerce and starring Martin Sheen and Beau Bridges. Set almost entirely aboard a New York City subway train, this intense and uncomfortable cult film turns an ordinary journey home into a terrifying examination of fear, intimidation, violence, and human behaviour. The Incident follows a group of passengers travelling through New York when two young men board th
Hondo (1953) Review | John Wayne at His Absolute Best? (opens the original)
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In this episode of Reel Redux , we saddle up for Hondo (1953), the classic Western starring John Wayne in one of the most beloved performances of his legendary career. While films like The Searchers , Rio Bravo , and True Grit often dominate conversations about Wayne's greatest work, many Western fans argue that Hondo deserves a place among his very best. Set against the backdrop of the Apache Wars, Hondo follows hardened cavalry scout Hondo Lane as he encounters a woman and her young son strugg
Black Sabbath (1963) Review | Mario Bava's Horror Anthology That Changed Everything (opens the original)
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In this episode of Reel Redux , we enter the dark world of Black Sabbath (1963), the influential Italian horror anthology directed by Mario Bava and starring Boris Karloff. Blending gothic horror, supernatural terror, psychological suspense and gruesome imagery, Black Sabbath is a landmark of European genre cinema and an essential watch for anyone interested in cult horror. Originally released as I tre volti della paura — The Three Faces of Fear — the film is structured as three separate horror
Super Inframan (1975) Review | Kung Fu, Monsters & One Absolutely Bonkers Superhero (opens the original)
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In this episode of Reel Redux , we dive headfirst into The Super Inframan (1975), better known simply as Super Inframan — the gloriously bizarre Hong Kong cult classic that combines kung fu, superheroes, monsters, science fiction, comic books and jaw-dropping practical effects into one completely unique piece of 1970s cinema. Produced by Shaw Brothers, Super Inframan is unlike almost anything else from the era. When the evil Princess Dragon Monkey threatens humanity with an army of monsters and
Silent Trigger (1996) Explained | We Couldn't Agree on This Cult Dolph Lundgren Action Movie (opens the original)
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In this episode of Reel Redux , we take a deep dive into Silent Trigger (1996), the overlooked sniper thriller starring Dolph Lundgren. Directed by Russell Mulcahy, this atmospheric action film blends psychological tension, espionage, and military action into one of the most unusual entries in Lundgren's career. Following an elite sniper sent on one final assignment, Silent Trigger strips the action genre back to its essentials. Rather than relying on relentless explosions and spectacle, the fil
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