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Deep Cuts: The Game

Deep Cuts: The Game

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Are you the person that is always stopping the movie midway to look on IMDB to see who that background actor is? Do you remember Elijah Wood in Back to the Future 2 or who played the butler in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels? Then this podcast is for you, every week we will take a deep dive into some of your favorite movies and discover all the deep cuts as we play a round of DEEP CUTS: The Game. Where the deeper and more unknown an actor is for a particular role is the more points you score.jeff.penn Art
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  • Season 3 Episode 8: The Deadliest Woman in the Room with the Final Girls (#85)
    Mar 8 2026

    What happens when the Final Girls flip the script?

    This week, Alex is joined by special guests Sarah Spurlock Hill and Kellie Nicole Hill from the Final Girls Podcast for a wickedly fun Reverse Final Girls episode of Deep Cuts: The Game. Instead of surviving the danger… the women are the danger.

    Inspired by a trio of iconic thrillers where obsession, manipulation, and revenge take center stage, the crew digs into the unforgettable supporting players hiding just beneath the surface. From suspicious coworkers and loyal best friends to unlucky lovers and quietly scene-stealing character actors, we shine a light on the deep cuts that help turn these chilling stories into classics.

    Along the way, Sarah and Kellie bring their horror expertise, Alex tries to keep the chaos contained, and Jeff hosts a game where knowing your character actors might just save your life… or at least win you the round.

    Sharp, suspenseful, and a little bit dangerous—this episode proves that sometimes the most unforgettable villains are the ones you never see coming.

    So pour a drink, lock the doors, and remember: someone’s always watching… and someone’s always listening.

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    1 h
  • Season 3 Episode 7: Someone’s Always Listening (#84)
    Mar 1 2026

    Returning champions Galen Howard and Erik Gratton step back into the game this week, proving once again that in Hollywood — and on Deep Cuts: The Game — survival depends on knowing who’s really pulling the strings behind the scenes.


    This episode dives deep into stories of paranoia, ambition, artistic desperation, and the dangerous cost of success in the entertainment industry. From desperate creatives chasing validation to powerful insiders quietly shaping careers from the shadows, the conversation explores the thin line between genius and collapse… and what happens when the system starts listening back.


    Along the way, Galen and Erik bring sharp strategy, wild connections, and returning-champ confidence as they battle through another round of film trivia, industry deep dives, and unexpected cinematic links. Expect conspiracy theories, studio nightmares, surveillance anxiety, and plenty of laughs as the game uncovers the hidden players behind some of cinema’s most unsettling behind-the-curtain stories.


    Lights on. Phones tapped. Careers hanging in the balance.


    Play along and see if you can keep up.

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    44 min
  • Season 3 Episode 6: The Aesthetic is Chaos (#83)
    Feb 22 2026

    This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff and Alex are joined by Annapurna Sriram to talk about her film Fucktoys — how it came together, the choices behind its look and tone, and what inspired her as a filmmaker. She shares what it’s like building something bold and personal from the ground up.


    We’re also joined by Demi Adejuyigbe, who jumps into the game and brings plenty of sharp humor along the way.


    The movies in this week’s lineup include:


    A young royal struggling with fame and pressure


    A teen figuring out who she is in a very colorful world


    A couple whose crime spree turns into a media circus


    It’s a fun conversation about big creative swings, strong visual styles, and movies that sparked debate.

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    1 h et 5 min
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