Film Soceyology

Matthew Socey has a chat with producers Casey Ross (also director) and Tom Alvarez (also actor) about their stage production of A Streetcar Named Desire. Matthew also reviews Creed 3 and several older titles on home video.

Your pledge dollars at work. Matthew Socey reviews Emily and Cocaine Bear. You're welcome.

Mathew Socey pays tribute to Raquel Welch, reviews Marlowe and replays his 2021 interview with Cajun musician Michael Doucet (Beausoleil) about cinema in Louisiana.

Matthew Socey reviews the films Consecration and Knights of Swing. He also dips into the archives and replays his interview with Stuart McLean to celebrate the new podcast Backstage at The Vinyl Cafe.

Matthew Socey reviews the film No Bears and Waking Karma. Plus an interview with author Joe Corey ('80s Teen Flick Festival Reunion).

Matthew Socey discusses the Academy Award nominations and reviews the film Living. He also dips into the archives and replays his chat with Academy Award winner F. Murray Abraham.

Matthew Socey reviews the film The Son. Plus a replay of a 2021 interview with Patty Glen (director of Miss Holmes at Richmond Civic Theatre) about the Sherlock Holmes film Murder By Decree.

Matthew Socey names his top films of 2022. He also replays his epic chat with John Krull (special appearance by Makenna Mays!) about the films of Elvis Presley.

Matthew Socey talks the Indiana Film Journalists Association awards, Dead People We Like and Grab a Pencil.

Matthew Socey reviews The Whale and a birthday tribute to a member of the Film Soceyology family (HINT: It involves The Hollywood Knights).

Matthew Socey reviews the film White Noise and has a furry chat with KJ.

After a Thanksgiving break, Matthew Socey is ready to discuss Grown-Up Films (aka potential award nominated films) like Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio and Bones and All.

Matthew Socey went to two films in the cinema this week (one he can talk about) + catching up on DVD and Blu-Ray releases.

The voice isn't perfect...but Matthew Socey keeps going with films he's watched recently. Plus what you've watched recently.

Matthew Socey reviews the documentaries The Return of Tanya Tucker (Featuring Brandi Carlisle), Darryl Jones: In the Blood and Loving Highsmith.

Matthew Socey reviews the films Call Jane and Reason to Leave. He also chats with Taffeta V about the Blu-Ray release of Eyes of Laura Mars.

Matthew Socey reviews Ticket to Paradise plus chats with Eric Salazar (Classical Music Indy), Sammy Terry (celebrating 60 years of many pleasant nightmares) and making his Film Soceyology debut...Mark Carter!

Matthew Socey pays a tribute to the long and constant career of Angela Lansbury.