Eric and I have already talked at length about how much we absolutely LOVE the Chattanooga Film Festival (about 1/3 of 2019 will end up being CFF coverage)! But, along with the amazing experiences of meeting some awesome people and podcasting with some of our favorite podcasts, we actually did watch some movies at the 2019 Chattanooga Film Festival. So, now that all of the interviews we did at CFF have been posted, tonight's episode starts our reviews of the films that we were able to see this year. Even though we were not able to see nearly as many movies as we would have liked to have seen, if we were to individual episodes for every review...we would either need to be putting out daily episodes for a couple of weeks, or our coverage would extend way too far past CFF (we hate that we are already as late as we are getting our reviews out!). So, rather than individual episodes for every review, we will be grouping several reviews together per episode. But this does not mean that we are going to short change our coverage - we are still doing full reviews for each film, discussing them in terms of prior information and expectations, technical components, emotional reactions, rewatchability, and who we recommend the movie for. So, kicking off our CFF 2019 reviews, tonight's episode will cover the family friendly-ish films of Freaks, Deadtectives, Body at Brighton Rock, and The Creature from the Black Lagoon!
If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check back soon for more cinematic discussions on The Gargyle Podcast as we continue our coverage of the 2019 Chattanooga Film Festival!! Upcoming episodes will include reviews of all of the movies that played at CFF that we were able to see (and potentially another interview or two with special CFF guests - though, not actually recorded during CFF).
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