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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2025 · 20 MIN

Introduction to the Podcasters

from Lights, Camera, Remake! · host Bridget LaMonica

"There's just no originality anymore!" Sequels, remakes, franchises. The old Hollywood adage for many years has been rinse, recycle and repeat. But is it always a bad thing? Our podcast looks to break it down and see if there's merit to many famous sequels and remakes. On each episode we’ll look at a movie and its remake, or sometimes a movie and its sequel, to determine if Hollywood rehashed it for a reason or for a cash grab. We start with an introduction to podcast hosts Erica Strout and Bridget LaMonica. We talk about why we wanted to do a podcast (when everyone and their mother seemed to be making a podcast), comfort and guilt watching movies, and why we have varying viewpoints on a film like Midsommar. Your Podcast hosts: Bridget LaMonica @Bridget LaMonica Erica Strout @stroutocaster Follow the show on Spotify. Leave us a review! Share with your friends! Mailbag: Have some strong opinions about a movie we covered? Have a fun suggestion for a future episode? Just wanna put in your two cents? Send your mailbag commentary to [email protected]. Obligatory Socials: Instagram: @lightscameraremakepodcast Facebook: Lights, Camera Remake!

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