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Cinema To The Letter: Season 9: SNL Vehicles Lineup Announcement
SNL? More like C2L.
Cinema To The Letter: The Thin Red Line (1998) (M for Masterpiece Criterion)
Let’s see if Thomas or Bryan make the final cut of this episode.
Cinema To The Letter: Game of Death (1978) (E for Egregious Criterion)
Thomas and Bryan are replaced by voice doubles during several parts of this episode.
Cinema To The Letter: Perfect Days (2023) (N for New Criterion)
Now on Cassette Tape!
Cinema To The Letter: All About My Mother (1999) (I for Indie Criterion)
All About my Podcast
Cinema To The Letter: Playtime (1967) (C for Classic Criterion)
A wonderful podcast where you will discover the funny side of life's every moment.
Cinema To The Letter: Season 8: Criterion Lineup Announcement
Check out our Criterion Closet.
Cinema To The Letter: Ghostwatch (1992) (A for Atypical Ghosts)
This podcast is haunted, they say.
Cinema To The Letter: The Others (2001) (M for Masterpiece Ghosts)
We come to this place for podcasts about ghosts.
Cinema To The Letter: Casper (1995) (E for Egregious Ghosts)
A family-friendly Dan Aykroyd Ghostbusters movie?
Cinema To The Letter: The Night House (2021) (N for New Ghosts)
Would much rather stay at The Day House.
Cinema To The Letter: Insidious (2011) (I for Indie Ghosts)
There's something right behind you.
Cinema To The Letter: House on Haunted Hill (1959) (C for Classic Ghosts)
Everyone who listens to the end of this episode will receive $10,000. (Not really.)
Cinema To The Letter: Season 7: Ghosts Announcement
It's a gh-gh-gh-gh-ghost season!
Cinema To The Letter: Starman (1984) (A for Atypical Hard Sci-Fi)
This Starman would like to come and meet us, but he thinks he'd blow our minds.
Cinema To The Letter: Deja Vu (2006) (M for Masterpiece Hard Sci-Fi)
Enjoy this episode on Tony Scott’s Deja Vu! Enjoy this episode on Tony Scott’s Deja Vu!
Cinema To The Letter: I, Robot (2004) (E for Egregious Hard Sci-Fi)
More like Sigh, Robot…
Cinema To The Letter: Crimes of the Future (2022) (N for New Hard Sci-Fi)
People today consume about 5 grams of micropodcasts a week.