To celebrate host Matthew Socey's birthday, he reviews The Housemaid, several video releases, announces the Indiana Film Journalists Association Awards, and discusses the films of Rob Reiner.
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To celebrate host Matthew Socey's birthday, he reviews The Housemaid, several video releases, announces the Indiana Film Journalists Association Awards, and discusses the films of Rob Reiner.
To celebrate host Matthew Socey's birthday, he reviews The Housemaid, several video releases, announces the Indiana Film Journalists Association Awards, and discusses the films of Rob Reiner.
It's that time of year. Indy's own Sammy Terry haunts Film Soceyology. Followed by Taffeta V (host of the "Late" podcast) breaking down the cinematic and fashion impact of Diane Keaton and Samantha Eggar.
Matthew Socey welcomes back fellow IFJA founding member and Usual Suspect Richard Propes, who is the subject of a new documentary making its world premiere at The Heartland Film Festival.
Matthew Socey reviews the documentary Megadoc and the film A Big Bold Beautiful Journey. Also, Matthew and Taffeta V (host of the show Late) pay tribute to Robert Redford.
Does the Spinal Tap sequel go to 11? Matthew Socey breaks down his history with the band/films. Plus, Film Soceyology Usual Suspect Taffeta V discuss the cinematic impact of fashion designer Giorgio Armani.
Matthew Socey reviews the films Caught Stealing and The Roses. He replays his chat with Fred "The Hammer" Williamson and pays tribute to one of the biggest Film Soceyology contributors.
Matthew Socey reviews the films Relay and Honey Don't, plus breaks down a new Blaxploitation box set. Matthew and guest Taffeta V. pay tribute to actor Terence Stamp.
To celebrate host Matthew Socey's birthday, he reviews The Housemaid, several video releases, announces the Indiana Film Journalists Association Awards, and discusses the films of Rob Reiner.
