Red 7 Movie Cast

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In episode 6 of the Red 7 Movie Cast Hemant starts off the podcast by talking about some of the more interesting tidbits from his 2017 Year in Review report generated by Letterboxd.

He then gets into his reviews of the films he watched during week two of Frozen Fest 2018.

00:41 – Introduction
00:56 – 2017 Year in Review
6:03 – Swallows and Amazons (2016)
15:02 – It (2017)
26:51 – Colossal (2016)
34:58 – Elephant (2003)
44:55 – The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)
54:03 – Logan Lucky (2017)
1:00:13 – The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016)
1:09:44 – Wrap-up

Show Notes
2017 Letterboxd Year in Review for Hemant
Frozen Fest 2018 List on Letterboxd
52 Films Directed by Women List on Letterboxd

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In episode 5 of the Red 7 Movie Cast Hemant kicks off Frozen Fest 2018 where he challenges himself to watch 30 films in 30 days. He also discusses 52 Films Directed by Women, another project that he’s taking on this year.

He then gets into this week’s reviews.

00:50 – Introduction
01:06 – Frozen Fest 2018
03:24 – 52 Films Directed by Women
05:28 – The Breadwinner (2017)
12:39 – The Dark Tower (2017)
20:55 – American Made (2017)
28:03 – A Ghost Story (2017)
34:30 – Battle of the Sexes (2017)
42:36 – Wind River (2017)
48:05 – Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017)
52:47 – Wrap-up

Show Notes
Frozen Fest 2018 List on Letterboxd
52 Films Directed by Women List on Letterboxd

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Episode 4

In episode 4 of the Red 7 Movie Cast Hemant discovers why he has never cared for New Year’s Eve celebrations, and then gets into a review of Netflix’s new big budget film Bright, starring Will Smith and Joel Edgerton.

00:43 – Introduction
01:00 – The Hype Around New Year’s Eve
05:26 – Review of Bright
26:37 – Wrap-up

Show Notes
The History of Magic

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Episode 3

In this bonus episode of the Red 7 Movie Cast Hemant counts down the top ten films he watched in 2017. He also briefly talks about three 2017 films that really disappointed him.

00:43 – Introduction
08:52 – Number 10
11:09 – Number 9
12:50 – Number 8
16:14 – Number 7
19:39 – Number 6
21:22 – Number 5
25:31 – Number 4
29:06 – Number 3
31:21 – Number 2
34:34 – Number 1
38:40 – Wrap-up

Show Notes
Top 10 Films I Watched in 2017 list on Letterboxd

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Episode 2

In episode 2 of the Red 7 Movie Cast Hemant tries to get to the bottom of what Boxing Day actually is, and where it originated.

He then talks about two very divisive films – Darren Aronofsky’s Mother! and Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit.

00:42 – Introduction
00:56 – The Origin of Boxing Day
06:25 – Review: Mother!
22:35 – Review: Detroit
37:03 – Wrap-up

Show Notes
Angelica Jade’s review of Detroit on rogerebert.com

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Episode 1

In the inaugural episode of the Red 7 Movie Cast Hemant talks about where the idea for the podcast originated, and what listeners can expect in future episodes.

He then reviews Transformers: The Last Knight and Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

One of these films required a nap-break midway through the screening. Listen to the podcast to find out which one it was!

00:34 – Introduction
02:02 – What is the Rouge Cinema?
06:07 – What is this podcast about?
10:03 – Review: Transformers: The Last Knight
20:39 – Review: Star Wars: The Last Jedi
43:16 – Wrap-up

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