Frame 70 Reviews
Frame 70 Reviews is a movie and television review podcast for people who love great stories.
Every episode answers one simple question. Is it worth your time?
From new cinema releases and streaming premieres to full TV season recaps and films from the vault, we review the stories worth watching, and help you decide what deserves your time.
Most episodes are under 20 minutes, making them perfect for your morning commute, lunch break or drive home.
Hosted by Fraser and his father Darryl.
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Frame 70 Reviews
F70 • After the Credits • Open Mic Session • Darryl
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🎙️ AFTER THE CREDITS: MEET DARRYL
A quick one for you today. In this short After the Credits clip, we introduce you to Darryl — the newest voice joining the Frame 70 family. Darryl shares a little about who he is, his lifelong love of film and television, and why he's excited to bring his own take to the show.
This is just a brief, casual introduction — no reviews, no spoilers, just getting to know Darryl before his first episode drops.
Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Reviews. New reviews every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, along with classics revisited in From the Vault. Every review in full at frame70.com
Hello everyone and welcome to After the Credits. I'm Daryl. If you've already been listening to Frame 70, you've probably heard Fraser mention me a few times, so I thought it was about time I probably introduced myself. Now I have to admit, this side of the microphone is still a little bit new to me. Fraser seems completely at home talking into a microphone. Me? Well, I'm still figuring it out. So if I stumble over a few words or lose my train of thought every now and then, you're just getting the real version of me. That's what After the Credits is all about. The reviews are polished and focused. These conversations are just us. One of the things I really enjoy about movies is going back and revisiting the classics. There are so many great films that people haven't watched for years, and sometimes they're even better than you or I can even remember. Sometimes they haven't aged nearly as well as you thought or I thought they had. Either way, I think it's worth talking about them. That's why you'll see me doing a lot of from the bolt reviews. Movies that deserve another look. Movies that maybe a younger audience has never seen before. And one of the first reviews I'll be bringing to Frame 70 is Ghost. It's one of those films that's become a genuine classic, and I'm looking forward to sitting down and seeing how it holds up today. It is one of my all-time favourite movies. Of course, I'm not just about older movies. I enjoy new movies too. And every now and then Fraser and I are going to sit down together here on After the Credits and simply talk movies. There's going to be no script, there'll be no stopwatch, just two movie fans having a chat. And one thing you'll probably learn very quickly is that Fraser and I don't always agree, see eye to eye. I actually think that's a good thing. Movies are subjective. A film I absolutely love might not work for Fraser at all, and there are many. And the other way around. That's part of what makes talking about movies so much fun. You'll always get to know us a little better through these episodes. The reviews tell you whether a movie is worth your time. And after the credits is where you'll get to know the people behind Frame 70. That's myself and Fraser. So thanks for listening. I'm really looking forward to sharing some of my favourite films with you over the coming months and hopefully introducing a few forgotten classics along the way. I'll see you in the next review. Take care, everyone.
