Eye of the Duck
@eyeoftheduckpod.com
A podcast about movies and the scenes that make them special. Hosted by @DominickNero.bsky.social and @AdamVole.com
From the Morbid Podcast Network.
Listen: https://pod.link/1551825415
From the Morbid Podcast Network.
Listen: https://pod.link/1551825415
Ralph Bakshi’s THE LORD OF THE RINGS may not be as well known to general audiences (and that’s a shame), but his influence is all over Peter Jackson's trilogy!
Look no further than the iconic scene of our four hobbits hiding from the Nazgûl
Look no further than the iconic scene of our four hobbits hiding from the Nazgûl
December 3, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Ralph Bakshi’s THE LORD OF THE RINGS may not be as well known to general audiences (and that’s a shame), but his influence is all over Peter Jackson's trilogy!
Look no further than the iconic scene of our four hobbits hiding from the Nazgûl
Look no further than the iconic scene of our four hobbits hiding from the Nazgûl
“The Lord of the Rings is my Ray Harryhausen movie” — from the mouth of Peter Jackson himself
And it’s not just him — Raimi, Cameron, Del Toro, Joe Dante, Tim Burton, and even Spielberg have all cited JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS and Harryhausen's work as a major influence
And it’s not just him — Raimi, Cameron, Del Toro, Joe Dante, Tim Burton, and even Spielberg have all cited JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS and Harryhausen's work as a major influence
November 20, 2025 at 7:33 PM
“The Lord of the Rings is my Ray Harryhausen movie” — from the mouth of Peter Jackson himself
And it’s not just him — Raimi, Cameron, Del Toro, Joe Dante, Tim Burton, and even Spielberg have all cited JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS and Harryhausen's work as a major influence
And it’s not just him — Raimi, Cameron, Del Toro, Joe Dante, Tim Burton, and even Spielberg have all cited JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS and Harryhausen's work as a major influence
Next week on 𝐄𝐘𝐄 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐃𝐔𝐂𝐊:
We wrap up Lost & Found, answer listener questions, and announce our next series!
One common theme among found footage films — many often directly address the construction of their own reality on screen, and RAP WORLD is no different
We wrap up Lost & Found, answer listener questions, and announce our next series!
One common theme among found footage films — many often directly address the construction of their own reality on screen, and RAP WORLD is no different
November 8, 2025 at 8:03 PM
Next week on 𝐄𝐘𝐄 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐃𝐔𝐂𝐊:
We wrap up Lost & Found, answer listener questions, and announce our next series!
One common theme among found footage films — many often directly address the construction of their own reality on screen, and RAP WORLD is no different
We wrap up Lost & Found, answer listener questions, and announce our next series!
One common theme among found footage films — many often directly address the construction of their own reality on screen, and RAP WORLD is no different
SPOILERS FOR RAP WORLD
It took a whole night of (not) working — not to mention Matt’s life — but the Coolbaugh Crew managed to record one (1) whole song! And it’s the worst garbage you’ve ever heard!
Has any movie ever captured the “late 2000s era suburban scumbag” vibe better?
It took a whole night of (not) working — not to mention Matt’s life — but the Coolbaugh Crew managed to record one (1) whole song! And it’s the worst garbage you’ve ever heard!
Has any movie ever captured the “late 2000s era suburban scumbag” vibe better?
November 6, 2025 at 6:16 PM
SPOILERS FOR RAP WORLD
It took a whole night of (not) working — not to mention Matt’s life — but the Coolbaugh Crew managed to record one (1) whole song! And it’s the worst garbage you’ve ever heard!
Has any movie ever captured the “late 2000s era suburban scumbag” vibe better?
It took a whole night of (not) working — not to mention Matt’s life — but the Coolbaugh Crew managed to record one (1) whole song! And it’s the worst garbage you’ve ever heard!
Has any movie ever captured the “late 2000s era suburban scumbag” vibe better?