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CINETROLA es un podcast sobre cine y moda. En realidad sobre todo un poco. Barbi Miranda (o Barbucks, Bárbara, Barbs, como le quieras decir, tiene mil apodos) es promíscua cinematográficamente, pues se casa con todas las películas y a la vez con ninguna. Acá te habla sobre arte en una serie de episodios en donde analiza películas, directores, diseñadores, estilos, décadas y un par de conexiones entre Hollywood y la Fashion Week. Instagram: @cinetrola Twitter: @barbuckss Tik Tok: @cinetrola YouTube: cinetrola
FolknHell is the camp-fire you shouldn’t have wandered up to: a loud, spoiler-packed podcast where three unapologetic cine-goblins – host Andy Davidson and his horror-hungry pals David Hall & Dave Houghton, decide two things about every movie they watch: 1, is it folk-horror, and 2, is it worth your precious, blood-pumping time.
Armed with nothing but “three mates, a microphone, and an unholy amount of spoilers” Intro-transcript the trio torch-walk through obscure European oddities, cult favourites and fresh nightmares you’ve never heard of, unpacking the myths, the monsters and the madness along the way.
Their rule-of-three definition keeps every discussion razor-sharp: the threat must menace an isolated community, sprout from the land itself, and echo older, folkloric times.
Each episode opens with a brisk plot rundown and spoiler warning, then erupts into forensic myth-picking, sound-design geekery and good-natured bickering before the lads slap down a score out of 30 (“the adding up is the hard part!")
FolknHell is equal parts academic curiosity and pub-table cackling; you’ll learn about pan-European harvest demons and still snort ale through your nose. Dodging the obvious, and spotlighting films that beg for cult-classic status. Each conversation is an easy listen where no hot-take is safe from ridicule, and folklore jargon translated into plain English; no gate-keeping, just lots of laughs!
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Mark Kermode joins Simon Mayo to give his verdict on the week's movies
