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Hey Film Friends! It’s Nick Furman, and this week on Furman on Film, I’m flying solo to break down Joker: Folie à Deux. Todd Phillips’ bold sequel to the 2019 blockbuster takes risks, but does it land—or is it an elaborate troll on its audience?

From its nihilistic themes and controversial musical numbers to Lady Gaga’s surprising performance, I unpack the highs, the lows, and why this film left me utterly exasperated. Was Folie à Deux a middle finger to its fans, or a misunderstood masterpiece? Let’s dive in.

Join Nick Furman and guest Nathan Bartlebaugh on Furman on Film as they dissect the vivid nightmare of Dario Argento’s 1977 giallo masterpiece, Suspiria. Together, they unpack Suspiria‘s haunting visuals, explosive sound design by Goblin, and the eerie atmosphere that has made it an enduring classic. From the stylized use of color to Argento’s vision of feminine power and hidden darkness, Nick and Nathan explore how Suspiria exemplifies Italian horror at its most surreal and unsettling. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to giallo, this episode reveals why Suspiria is a must-watch for horror lovers.

In this episode of the Furman On Film Podcast, Nick Furman is joined by guest and friend Adam Kline to unpack It’s What’s Inside (2024), a mind-bending sci-fi horror from director Greg Jardin. The film takes a darkly comedic look at identity, secrets, and twisted friendships as a pre-wedding party spirals into chaos. We dive deep into the film's body-swap horror, its commentary on social media personas, and the moral dilemmas that arise when old friends reunite. Listen in as we explore its visual flair, ambitious storytelling, and whether it lives up to its Sundance hype!

In our debut episode of the Furman On Film Podcast, Nick Furman, along with his guest and good friend Jason Tripp bring you a review and discussion about Strange Darling (2024), a visually stunning, hyper-stylized thriller directed by JT Mollner. We break down the non-linear storytelling, Tarantino-esque influences, and standout performances by Willa Fitzgerald and Kyle Gallner. Join us as we explore the film’s unique take on gender dynamics, violence, and its bold cinematography shot entirely on 35mm. Is Strange Darling one of the year’s best thrillers? Let’s find out together in this in-depth review and discussion!