Cinema Cool

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Cinema Cool
Genre Talk show
Created by Travis Baker
Richard Tanne
Joe Lindquist
Written by Travis Baker
Directed by Joe Lindquist
Starring Richard Tanne
Country of origin United States
Original language(s) English
No. of seasons 1
No. of episodes 13
Production
Producer(s) Travis Baker
Cinematography Andrew Spieler
Running time Varies
Production company(s) Plays and Pictures
External links
Website

Cinema Cool is an American talk show that was co-created by Travis Baker, Richard Tanne and Joe Lindquist. Baker writes and produces, Lindquist edits and directs, and Tanne hosts.[1][2]

Premise

Cinema Cool pays tribute to classic, obscure, and underrated movies. In addition to highlighting individual movies, Tanne guides viewers through the careers of movie icons like Charles Bronson and John Carpenter, and interviews legends like George A. Romero.[3]

Reception

The show has had hundreds of thousands of views online and is regularly featured on movie-related web sites such as Dread Central and Fearnet.[4][5]

Season 1 Episodes

# Title Directed by Written by Original airdate
1 "Top 10 Badass Charles Bronson Moments" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
An in-depth look at at the career of Charles Bronson: The Man...The Myth...The Legendary Badass. 
2 "The Best Bloody Horror Moments in Movie History" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
Get your vomit bag ready for this one. Cinema cool shows off some of The Best Bloody Horror Moments in Movie History! Can you make it to the end without losing your lunch? 
3 "The George Romero Interview" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
Cinema Cool sits down with the legendary zombie maestro, George A. Romero. 

Season 1 Minisodes

# Title Directed by Written by Original airdate
1 "Thief" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
Fan of Heat? Collateral? See the birth of director Michael Mann's style in his 1981 debut, Thief. 
2 "Sleepaway Camp" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
Jason Voorhees ain't got shit on the 1983 slasher shocker, Sleepaway Camp. 
3 "Trouble Man" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
Robert Hooks' Mr. T. is cooler than Shaft in the 1972 Blaxploitation gem, Trouble Man. 
4 "Three O'Clock High" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
It's the nerd vs. the bully in the lost 1984 teen classic, Three O'Clock High. 
5 "Stunts" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
Celebrating the Hollywood stuntman with this low-budget, high stakes, 1977 thriller, Stunts. 
6 "Fresh" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
Boaz Yakin's award-winning urban drama from 1994 is like a breath of fresh air for movie lovers who love their movies with a little...more. 
7 "Adventures in Babysitting" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
Ever wish Elisabeth Shue was your babysitter? You will after our review of 1987’s Adventures in Babysitting. 
8 "The Getaway" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
“Bloody” Sam Peckinpah’s ultimate crime thriller will blow your socks off with a shotgun blast of mean McQueen. 
9 "The Monster Squad" Joe LindquistTravis baker2010
Unleash your inner twelve-year-old as we take you back to 1987‘s kid horror classic, The Monster Squad. 
10 "Stephen King Tribute" Joe LindquistTravis baker2011
Cinema Cool honors the film works of fright-master Stephen King. 
11 "John Carpenter Tribute" Joe LindquistTravis baker2011
Cinema Cool pays tribute to John Carpenter: a true master of horror and one of the all-time, great cinematic storytellers. 
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References

  1. http://www.thecalvinshow.com/2010/05/cinema-cool-show-in-nutshell-iscool.html
  2. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1919464/combined
  3. http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/37734/george-romero-keeps-cinema-cool
  4. http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/37364/cinema-cool-takes-the-monster-squad
  5. http://www.fearnet.com/news/b21973_cinema_cool_pays_tribute_stephen_king.html
  6. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1919464/combined
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