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In Film We Trust

Booking Overview

A weekly film-analysis show focused on deep dives into both obscure and mainstream films, typically featuring external authors, film historians, writers, and specialists with a direct connection to the featured work or genre. Suitable pitches include published film writers, genre historians, authors of books about cinema or related cultural subjects, and experts who can provide detailed contextual analysis; booking difficulty is likely medium because the show regularly books credible niche specialists but does not appear dependent on celebrity-level guests.

Metrics

Episodes: 171

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.1/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Listener location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

infilmwetrustpodcast@gmail.com

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Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Published authors, film historians, writers, genre specialists, and cultural experts with substantial knowledge of a featured film, director, movement, or related artistic subject. Guests may also have authored books, essays, or specialist publications connected to the episode topic.
Required Achievements:  
Published books, Specialist film-history research, Contributions to essays or curated film releases, Established writing or editorial work

Recent Guest Discussions

Eddie McNamara - David Fincher’s Zodiac, The Historical Zodiac Case, The Relationship Between Film, Nonfiction Books, And Disputed True-crime Narratives.

Andrew Rihn - John Huston’s Fat City, Boxing Cinema, Failed Dreams, Addiction, And The Film’s Place In New Hollywood.

Eugenio Ercolani - Italian Cannibal Films, Eaten Alive, Umberto Lenzi, And The Cultural And Cinematic Landscape Of Italian Genre Cinema In The 1970s.

Suzanne Boleyn - Harry Kümel’s Daughters Of Darkness, Symbolism, Sexuality, Gender Politics, And Possible Fascist Themes In The Film.

Dan Franklin - Don Sharp’s Psychomania, The Film’s Influence On Electric Wizard, Occult Themes, And The Career Of Actor George Sanders.

Recent Topics

Cult Film, Film History, Horror, Genre Film, Film Criticism

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
In Film We Trust
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IFWT #171 - The Living Dead At Manchester Morgue (1974) [ft. Matt Rotman, Scott West & Phil DeGlass]

October 08, 2026

Spooky Season 2026 is kicking off here at IFWT with Jorge Grau's eco-zombie 1974 masterpiece The Living Dead of Manchester Morgue a.k.a Let Sleeping Corpses Lie a.k.a Don't Open The Window a.k.a.....okay. We'd be hear all day if we named each alternative title. But joining me for this episode is the very special guests, and friends of the podcast, Scott West of Tall Toad, Phil DeGlass of Flixology 101 and Matt Rotman, author of Bonkers Ass Cinema. So stayed tuned as the 3 of us en...

IFWT #170 - Point Break (1991) [ft. author Stephen Lee Naish]

September 24, 2026

Documentarian Bruce Brown may have coined the term the 'Endless Summer', but here at IFWT, summer is officially ending for 2026, and we're ending it in style, with Katheryn Bigelow's action masterpiece Point Break - a film of bank heists, surfing, philosophy and the kind of propulsive pacing that very few action directors manage to achieve. And it's my pleasure to host for the first time on this show, author Stephen Lee Naish (Music and Sound in the Films of Dennis Hopper)...

IFWT # 169 - Mask (1985) [ft. Michelle MacBride]

September 10, 2026

Photographer, visual artist and friend of the show Michelle MacBride, makes her debut appearance on In Film We Trust. We landed on Peter Bogdanovich's Mask to discuss. A true to life tale of Rocky Dennis, a young man afflicted by Lionitis - a disease that condemned him to an early death. But Bogdanovich's film - starrign Eric Stoltz, Cher and Sam Elliott - isn't some morbid tale. Instead it's a story of resilience, defiance, and life lived to the fullest, in what is arguably Bogdanovich's mos...

Frequently asked questions

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How do I get in touch with In Film We Trust?

Its publicly listed email is infilmwetrustpodcast@gmail.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for In Film We Trust?

The publicly listed email for In Film We Trust: infilmwetrustpodcast@gmail.com.

How many listeners does In Film We Trust have?

Podseeker estimates In Film We Trust reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for In Film We Trust?

In Film We Trust typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Published authors, film historians, writers, genre specialists, and cultural experts with substantial knowledge of a featured film, director, movement, or related artistic subject. Guests may also have authored books, essays, or specialist publications connected to the episode topic. Common among recent guests: Published books; Specialist film-history research; Contributions to essays or curated film releases. Recent guests include Eddie McNamara, Andrew Rihn, and Eugenio Ercolani.

How hard is it to get booked on In Film We Trust?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does In Film We Trust cover?

Recent episodes cover Cult Film, Film History, Horror, Genre Film, and Film Criticism. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

infilmwetrustpodcast@gmail.com

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