Genre Haze
Genre Haze is a bi-weekly genre film podcast hosted by Jay Krieger & Neil Bolt Join us every Saturday as we explore genre filmmaking’s weird, wild, and wonderful depths. Follow the show on Twitter for updates: @GenreHazePod or on Blusky @NotFunnyJ
Episodes
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Mary Harron's horror classic American Psycho, Jay picked Morgan J Freeman's 2002 sequel, American Psycho II: All American Girl, for a first-time-watch discussion!
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For this week's episode, Jay picked Jonathan Glazer's 2004 Psychological drama, Birth, for a first-time watch discussion!
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For this week's episode, Neil and Jay celebrate the 25th anniversary of Final Destination by chatting and rating the entire series!
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For this week's episode, Jay picked Larry Cohen's 1990 horror comedy The Ambulance for a first-time-watch discussion!
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For this week's episode, Neil picked Mark L. Lester's 1991 buddy cop actioner, Showdown in Little Tokyo!
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For this week's episode, Jay picked William Friedkin's 1985 crime drama To Live and Die in LA!
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For this week's episode, Jay picked David Koepp's 1999 supernatural horror film Stir of Echoes!
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For this week's episode, Neil picked Takeshi Kitano's 1989 yakuza crime drama, Violent Cop!
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For this week's episode, Jay picked Michael Powell's 1960s horror thriller, Peeping Tom!
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Whoops! Jay forgot to hit publish in 2024, so here is an older but still great conversation on Steve De Jarnatt's Miracle Mile!
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For this week's episode of Genre Haze, Jay and Neil discuss their favorite genre films of 2024!
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For this week's episode of Genre Haze, Jay picks Michael Caton-Jones' The Jackal!
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For this week's episode of Genre Haze, Jay is joined by returning friend of the show, Neil Bolt, to chat about Ridley Scott's American Gangster!
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For this week's episode of Genre Haze, Jay is joined by returning friend of the show, Neil Bolt, to chat about Álex de la Iglesia's The Day of the Beast!
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For this week's episode of Genre Haze, Jay is joined by returning friend of the show, Neil Bolt, to chat about Peter Carter's Rituals!
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For this week's episode of Genre Haze, Jay is joined by returning friend of the show, Neil Bolt, to chat about Timo Tjahjanto's The Shadow Strays!
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For this week's episode of Genre Haze, Jay is joined by returning friend of the show, Neil Bolt, to chat about Mike Cheslik & Ryland Brickson Cole Tews Hundreds of Beavers!
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For this week's episode of Genre Haze, Jay is joined by returning friend of the show, Neil Bolt, to chat about Coralie Fargeat's The Substance!
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For this week's episode of Genre Haze, Jay flies solo and rambles about what he has been watching as of late!
-Terminator Zero - Milk & Serial -Trap -The Watchers -The Bikeriders
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For this week's episode of Genre Haze, Stuart picked the 4th wall-breaking chaos of Tim Miller's Deadpool!
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