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Way Too Indie
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Way Too Indiecast is the official podcast of WayTooIndie.com. Our film critics grip and gush about the latest indie movies and sometimes even mainstream ones. Find all of our reviews, podcasts, news, at www.waytooindie.com
Episodes
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Way Too Indiecast 61: Tom Hiddleston and Marc Abraham, Dennis Hauck
It's a stunning lineup this week on the Way Too Indiecast as Loki himself, Tom Hiddleston, joins the show along with director Marc Abraham to talk about their new movie I Saw the Light, based on the final years of country music icon Hank Williams' life. Mr. Hiddleston also talks about working…
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Way Too Indiecast 60: Richard Linklater, Jeff Nichols, ‘Preacher’ Preview, Tribeca Controversy
In one of the biggest, baddest episodes of the Way Too Indiecast yet, we welcome two of the best directors in the game as we hear from Richard Linklater about his '80s college hangout movie Everybody Wants Some!! and are joined by Jeff Nichols, whose sci-fi thriller Midnight Special hits theaters...
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Way Too Indiecast 59: ‘Batman v Superman,’ Paul Taylor and Alex Megaro of ‘Driftwood’
This week, CJ's in conversation with writer/director Paul Taylor and producer Alex Megaro of Driftwood, which won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Narrative at Slamdance this year. Also, Bernard chimes in to share his thoughts on this weekend's gigantic release, Batman v Superman. We all know by now...
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Way Too Indiecast 58: Film Essayist Mark Rappaport, Directorial Left Turns
The Dastardly Dissenter returns as CJ teams with Bernard to bring you this week’s show, in which they discuss their favorite “directorial left turns,” which also happens to be the subject of this month’s Way Too Indie staff feature. Also, incomparable film essayist and filmmaker Mark Rappaport...
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Way Too Indiecast 57: ‘Eye In The Sky’ With Director Gavin Hood
Bernard flies solo on this week's episode as he interviews Eye In The Sky director Gavin Hood. From the ethics of drone warfare to the art of creating a film's rhythm, the conversation spans myriad subjects surrounding the drone-warfare thriller starring Helen Mirren, Alan Rickman, Aaron Paul and...
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Way Too Indiecast 56: Oscar Reactions, Alex Proyas’ Critic Hate
This week, Bernard, CJ and Zach react to the Oscars! Listen to find out how they did on their predictions and hear their thoughts on the show’s overall presentation. Also, filmmaker Alex Proyas recently lashed out at movie critics following a landslide of negative reviews for his movie Gods of...
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Way Too Indiecast 55: Oscar Picks, Aaron Paul and John Hillcoat Talk ‘Triple 9’
It's the end of Indiecast Week and in anticipation of tomorrow's Oscars, Bernard and CJ share their picks for who should and will win! Also, two special guests join the show as director John Hillcoat and Breaking Bad actor Aaron Paul talk about their new crime-thriller, Triple 9, out in theaters...
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Way Too Indiecast 54: Hugh Jackman Talks ‘Eddie The Eagle,’ Christopher Jason Bell Returns
We're back! On the second episode of the Way Too Indiecast this week we welcome the biggest guest we've had on the show thus far, Hugh Jackman! He, Taron Egerton and director Dexter Fletcher are talking about their new film, Eddie The Eagle in a particularly unique interview environment. Also…
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Way Too Indiecast 53: ‘The Witch,’ Pre-Code Hollywood With Elliot Lavine
It's podcast week here at Way Too Indie as we have not one, not two, but THREE episodes of the Way Too Indiecast for your listening pleasure between now and Friday! With too many special guests to handle this week, we were forced to split them up into a trilogy of movie-talk goodness. From indie...
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Way Too Indiecast 52: ‘Zoolander 2,’ ‘If There’s A Hell Below’ With Director Nathan Williams
This week, CJ and Bernard take a look at the recent trend of nostalgia-driven franchise resurrections on this week's show, inspired by the release of Zoolander 2. The boys are also joined by filmmaker Nathan Williams to talk about his paranoia thriller If There's A Hell Below, which just recently...
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Way Too Indiecast 51: Oscars Diversity Debacle, C.J. Finally Watches ‘The Force Awakens’
CJ and Bernard tackle the #OscarsSoWhite controversy on this week's episode, delving into the complexities of the pre-awards show debacle and the larger social issue it stems from. To help balance out the heavy shit, we'll check in on Darth Dissenter himself as he finally shares with us his...
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Way Too Indiecast 50: Our Favorite Movies
It's the most common question one is asked as a movie writer: What's your favorite movie? On the occasion of our 50th episode of the Way Too Indiecast, your hosts Bernard, CJ and Dustin have decided to share with you their favorite movies, the movies that defined them as cinephiles and changed…
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Way Too Indiecast 49: Winter Movie Guide, Best of 2015 Recap
Bernard and CJ kick off 2016 by looking back at Way Too Indie's Best Films of 2015 list as well as looking at the big releases that are in theaters right now. From The Hateful Eight, to Joy, Anomalisa, The Revenant and more, they've got you covered as you brave the winter cold to see the latest...
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Way Too Indiecast STAR WARS Special: ‘The Force Awakens’ Spoilercast
In the final installment of our series of Way Too Indiecast Star Wars Specials, Bernard and Dustin are joined by two new companions, WTI's own Ananda Dillon and Star Wars aficionado Justin Boo, to break down piece-by-piece Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Stakes were high going into this JJ...
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Way Too Indiecast STAR WARS Special: ‘Return of the Jedi’
In part three of our series of Way Too Indiecast Star Wars Specials, Bernard, Dustin and CJ discuss the third entry in the original Star Wars trilogy, Return of the Jedi.
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Way Too Indiecast STAR WARS Special: ‘The Empire Strikes Back’
In part two of our series of Way Too Indiecast Star Wars Specials, Bernard, Dustin and CJ discuss the second episode in the original Star Wars trilogy, The Empire Strikes Back. Luke Skywalker learns the ways of the force from Master Yoda and Han and Leia finally open up their hearts to one…
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Way Too Indiecast 48: ‘The Winds That Scatter’ Director Christopher Jason Bell, Digging For Indie Gold
It's a Dastardly Dissenter takeover as CJ hosts the show this week to welcome filmmaker Christopher Jason Bell to talk about his new film, The Winds That Scatter. It stars Ahmad Chahrour as a Syrian immigrant fighting to survive a rough American economy with an unusually positive attitude. Then…
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Way Too Indiecast STAR WARS Special: ‘A New Hope’
We talk 'A New Hope' in part one of our four-part Star Wars spectacular!
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Way Too Indiecast 47: Awards Season Scramble, ‘James White’ With Special Guests Josh Mond and Christopher Abbott
After a week off, we're back with a brand new episode of the Way Too Indiecast! This week, Bernard and CJ welcome director Josh Mond and star Christopher Abbott to talk about their new film, James White. The boys also discuss what is one of the most unpredictable awards seasons in memory and…
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Way Too Indiecast 46: Sound Conversations
It's a very special episode this week as Bernard presents Sound Conversations, a collection of interviews with directors, documentarians, actors, festival programmers and, most importantly, sound designers, about the art of sound in film. Technique, philosophy, tradition, experimentation---all...
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Way Too Indiecast 45: ‘Spotlight,’ ‘Trumbo’ With Director Jay Roach
The man behind Austin Powers and Meet the Parents, Jay Roach, joins the podcast today to talk about his new film, Trumbo, starring Bryan Cranston as legendary Hollywood screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, whose career was cut short when he and a handful of his associates were blacklisted due to their...
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Way Too Indiecast 44: Film Snobbery, ‘Miss You Already’ With Director Catherine Hardwicke
This week, director Catherine Hardwick joins the show to talk about her new friendship dramedy Miss You Already, starring Drew Barrymore and Toni Collette. Also, Bernard and CJ talk about being accused of film snobbery and (attempt to) argue that Tommy Wiseau's The Room is a genuinely good movie....
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Way Too Indiecast 43: Favorite Ghostly Horror Movies With ‘I Am A Ghost’ Director H.P. Mendoza
Bernard got plastered while trying on costumes this week, so CJ's taking the wheel as he hosts this very special Halloween edition of the Way To Indiecast. Joining them is director H.P. Mendoza, who's here to talk about his inventively spooky movie I Am A Ghost and share his favorite ghostly…
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Way Too Indiecast 42: The Future of Digital Distribution, ‘Nasty Baby’ With Director Sebastian Silva
Bernard is joined by Zach this week, who brings with him an interview with Chilean filmmaker Sebastian Silva about his new film Nasty Baby, starring Tunde Adebimpe and Kristen Wiig and the director himself. Also, with the release of Netflix's Beasts of No Nation, the boys try to predict what the...
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Way Too Indiecast 41: MVFF38, ‘Truth’ With Director James Vanderbilt
Joining the show this week is James Vanderbilt, a veteran screenwriter whose directorial debut, Truth, is out in theaters this weekend.
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Way Too Indiecast 40: NYFF, ‘Winter On Fire’ With Special Guest Evgeny Afineefsky
We're back with another packed show as we welcome filmmaker Evgeny Afineefsky to talk about his documentary Winter On Fire.
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Way Too Indiecast 39: Andrew Garfield, ’99 Homes,’ ‘Sicario’
The tag team of Bernard and CJ run wild on this episode as they talk about Denis Villeneuve's new film, Sicario.
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Way Too Indiecast 38: Star Wars Hype, TIFF Wrap-Up
With Star Wars: The Force Awakens just on the horizon, Bernard, CJ, Dustin, and special guest (and giant Star Wars fanboy) Justin Boo go in-depth about the mass anticipation of the new film as well as the feverish passion of the millions of fans of the legendary franchise.
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Way Too Indiecast 37: ‘East Side Sushi’
It's a short-but-sweet episode this week as Bernard chats with filmmaker Anthony Lucero about his indie crowd-pleaser, East Side Sushi.
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Way Too Indiecast 36: ‘Time Out of Mind,’ Oren Moverman
This week, Bernard talks to filmmaker/screenwriter Oren Moverman in-depth about his new movie starring Richard Gere, Time Out of Mind.
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Way Too Indiecast 35: Remembering Wes Craven, TIFF, Jimmy Kimmel vs Gamers
It's a slow week at the theater, but Bernard, Ananda, and CJ have plenty to talk about on this week's show!
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Way Too Indiecast 34: Lily Tomlin, Paul Weitz, Hubert Sauper
This week's show is brimming with special guests as Bernard welcomes Lily Tomlin and Paul Weitz to talk about their outstanding new film, Grandma.
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Way Too Indiecast 33: Mistress America, Movie Tech Madness
On this week’s show, the tag team of Bernard and CJ review Noah Baumbach’s latest, Mistress America, starring Greta Gerwig and Lola Kirke.
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Way Too Indiecast 32: Marielle Heller, Bel Powley, ‘The Diary of a Teenage Girl’
Marielle Heller and Bel Powley join this week's show to talk about their film 'The Diary of a Teenage Girl', plus a discussion on the state of female representation in movies today.
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Way Too Indiecast Bonus Episode: ‘Shaun the Sheep Movie’ Directors Richard Starzak and Mark Burton
Bonus episode featuring the directors behind the charming stop-motion animated comedy 'Shaun the Sheep Movie'.
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Way Too Indiecast 31: Joel Edgerton, ‘The Gift,’ Actors-Turned-Directors
Way Too Indiecast welcomes our biggest guest yet, Australian actor/director Joel Edgerton, to talk about his new psychological thriller 'The Gift'.
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Way Too Indiecast 30: Joshua Oppenheimer, Perry Blackshear, Favorite Bloodless Horror Scenes
On this giant Way Too Indiecast we're joined by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer and Perry Blackshear to talk about their films.
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Way Too Indiecast 29: ‘Irrational Man,’ ‘Man From Reno,’ Favorite SF Movies
Director Dave Boyle joins this week's Way Too Indiecast to discuss 'Man From Reno', plus we share our favorite SF-set movies.
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Way Too Indiecast 28: ‘Ant-Man,’ Comic-Con Recap
Way Too Indie gets it's geek on as Ananda and Scarlet describe their time at Comic-Con 2015 and Bernard reviews Marvel's latest 'Ant-Man'.
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Way Too Indiecast 27: ‘Amy,’ Video Game/Movie Convergence
Video game guru Ryan Clements joins Bernard to chat about the art of storytelling in the future and a review of the upcoming Amy Winehouse documentary.
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Way Too Indiecast 26: ‘Terminator: Genisys’ and Favorite Gun Movies
We're locked and loaded for this gun-themed episode of the Way Too Indiecast. We review 'Terminator: Genisys' and discuss our favorite gun movies.
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Way Too Indiecast 25: Racism in Film, Three Big Reviews
Bernard flies Han Solo for the 25th episode of the Way Too Indiecast and reviews three new indie films; 'What Happened, Miss Simone?', 'Infinitely Polar Bear', and 'Dope'.
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Way Too Indiecast 24: ‘Inside Out’, Favorite Movie Minds
Review of Pixar's latest animated masterpiece, 'Inside Out', plus our favorite "movie minds," characters whose psyches, philosophies, or thought processes they find particularly memorable or fascinating.
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Way Too Indiecast 23: ‘Me and Earl and the Dying Girl,’ Favorite Movies About Making Movies
Different reactions on Sundance darling 'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl' are debated, along with our favorite movies about making movies, on this episode of the Way Too Indiecast.
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Way Too Indiecast 22: Critical Consensus & Favorite Music Movies
This episode of the Way Too Indiecast has Bernard and CJ discussing the lack of value in critical consensus and their list of favorite movies about music.
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Way Too Indiecast 21: Doomsdays, Top 5 Apocalyptic Movies, Tomorrowland
Guest Eddie Mullins talks to Bernard about his film Doomsdays, plus they share their Top 5 Favorite Apocalyptic Movies.
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Way Too Indiecast 20: Mad Max: Fury Road, Make Way For Tomorrow
On this high-octane, explosive edition of the Way Too Indiecast we discuss Mad Max: Fury Road and Leo McCarey's 1937 classic generational drama Make Way For Tomorrow.
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Way Too Indiecast 19: Favorite Movie Mothers, ‘A Picture of You’
We say Happy Mother's Day to all the indie moms across the world on this episode of the Way Too Indiecast.
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Way Too Indiecast 18: Interview Horror Stories, Is Joss Whedon Indie?
Bernard goes solo on this episode of the Way Too Indiecast, talking about interview disaster stories and whether or not if Joss Whedon is indie.
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Way Too Indiecast 17: Favorite Road Trip Movies, Tribeca Wrap-Up
Road trip movies and highlights from the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival are discussed on this episode of the Way Too Indiecast.
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