EP 60: When Does Style Become Parody?

Friends From Film School Podcast EP 60:   


When Does Style Become Parody?  


This week the FFFS gang attempts to answer the age old question,
"when does an actor, director, or series style eventually become
a parody of itself?" Ellis shares his theory about how it's
connected to meme culture. Luke allowed the group to discuss the
phenomena with  examples such as William Shatner, Chuck
Norris, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and the show Supernatural. And
Brad illuminates the rest of the crew on the insanity of Nicolas
Cage and how he was a parody of himself even before he was famous
enough to be parodied. So tune in and get ready for a riveting
discussion on style, substance, parody, and pastiche. Plus enjoy
our thoughts on the series finale and behind the scenes breakdown
of WandaVision!   


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