Classroom Critics Film Studies Podcast

The Classroom Critics would like to offer this new podcast as a short respite for these troubled times--a light-hearted ... Read more

Billy Wilder's Sunset Boulevard is a film that explores some of the darkest areas of humanity by confronting themes of s... Read more

Recorded "live" and in black and white from a dark meeting room on the SNHU campus, Dr. Andrew Martino and William Ivers... Read more

The Classroom Critics review this year's Oscar winner for Best Picture, Parasite.

Action, romance, laughs, melting faces...Steven Spielberg's Raiders of the Lost Ark has it all. For this episode, we tho... Read more

Join the Classroom Critics as they discuss the much anticipated film, The Irishman by Martin Scorsese.

Most of Woody Allen's films––both the funny and the serious––are bleak musings of the human experience. Match Point, his... Read more

“Our works in stone, in paint, in print, are spared, some of them, for a few decades or a millennium or two, but everyth... Read more

Last week, the Classroom Critics attended a screening of Vertigo, a film many consider to be Hitchcock's magnum opus. In... Read more

After a long break, the Classroom Critics are back. In this episode, we'll discuss Francis Ford Coppola's epic tale of r... Read more

After decades of waiting, Orson Welles' "lost masterpiece" was finally completed and released. But is it really a master... Read more

This episode goes to eleven. 

After a long break, we decided to return with something truly great. Actually, this is an impromptu episode that covers ... Read more

Join Andrew Martino and William Ivers as they critique what may be considered the most enduring film of Hollywood's Gold... Read more

Is it a Welles' flawed masterpiece, or just a masterpiece?