Hitchcock Double Feature: Shadow of a Doubt & Notorious | The Reel Study S6 Ep 9
This week on The Reel Study, Noirvember continues with an Alfred Hitchcock double feature — Shadow of a Doubt (1943) and Notorious (1946). From a young […]
This week on The Reel Study, Noirvember continues with an Alfred Hitchcock double feature — Shadow of a Doubt (1943) and Notorious (1946). From a young […]
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This week on The Reel Study, Noirvember continues with a Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall double feature: Dark Passage (1947) and Key Largo (1948). From an […]
This week on The Reel Study, we’re kicking off Noirvember with an Edward G. Robinson double feature: The Woman in the Window (1944) and Scarlet Street […]
This week on The Reel Study, we’re wrapping up Spooky Month with two very different nightmares Cursed (2005) and Upgrade (2018). From a werewolf attack that […]
Its Thursday, you know what that means.
This week on The Reel Study, Noirvember continues with an Alfred Hitchcock double feature — Shadow of a Doubt (1943) and Notorious (1946). From a young woman who begins to suspect that her charming uncle is a notorious serial killer to the daughter of a convicted Nazi spy who is recruited to infiltrate a dangerous organization in postwar Brazil, these films showcase Hitchcock’s mastery of suspense, deception, and psychological tension. Whether it’s secrets hiding behind a familiar face or a dangerous mission built on trust and betrayal, both films remind us that appearances can be deceiving Before the discussion, catch up on The Reel News for the latest movie headlines. Then check out Reel Roundup, where the panel shares their first-time watches — whether it’s a brand-new release in theatres, a streaming debut, or an older film they’re finally catching […]
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This week on The Reel Study, Noirvember continues with a Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall double feature: Dark Passage (1947) and Key Largo (1948). From an escaped convict desperately trying to clear his name with the help of a mysterious woman to a World War II veteran caught in a dangerous standoff with ruthless gangsters during a hurricane, these films deliver suspense, deception, and unforgettable film-noir atmosphere. Together, they showcase the incredible screen chemistry of Bogart and Bacall in two classic Hollywood thrillers. Before the discussion, catch up on The Reel News for the latest movie headlines. Then check out Reel Roundup, where the panel shares their first-time watches — whether it’s a brand-new release in theatres, a streaming debut, or an older film they’re finally catching up on. *Timecode:* TBA WAYS TO SUPPORT Enjoy the show? Please follow and […]
TheReelStudy November 12, 2026
This week on The Reel Study, we’re kicking off Noirvember with an Edward G. Robinson double feature: The Woman in the Window (1944) and Scarlet Street (1945). From a quiet professor whose chance encounter with a mysterious woman leads to murder and blackmail to a lonely, unassuming cashier whose obsession with a young woman pulls him into a web of deception and crime, these films showcase the dark side of desire and the dangerous consequences of crossing the wrong line. Before the discussion, catch up on The Reel News for the latest movie headlines. Then check out Reel Roundup, where the panel shares their first-time watches — whether it’s a brand-new release in theatres, a streaming debut, or an older film they’re finally catching up on. *Timecode:* TBA WAYS TO SUPPORT Enjoy the show? Please follow and rate The Reel […]
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This week on The Reel Study, we’re wrapping up Spooky Month with two very different nightmares Cursed (2005) and Upgrade (2018). From a werewolf attack that leaves two siblings fighting to escape a terrifying curse to a man who receives an experimental artificial intelligence implant after a brutal attack, these films explore what happens when the human body becomes something frighteningly unfamiliar. One brings supernatural horror with a darkly comedic twist, while the other delivers a chilling vision of technology, vengeance, and the loss of control. Before the discussion, catch up on The Reel News for the latest movie headlines. Then check out Reel Roundup, where the panel shares their first-time watches — whether it’s a brand-new release in theatres, a streaming debut, or an older film they’re finally catching up on. *Timecode:* TBA WAYS TO SUPPORT Enjoy the show? […]
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