TV series
Film Theory
Overview
Hello Internet! Welcome to FILM THEORY! If you want to learn the secrets of your favorite movies and tv shows, then grab your popcorn because it’s about to get epic! Our blockbuster theories include finding how to survive the scariest film monsters, exploring iconic superhero lore, and diving into the creepiest indie-horror series. Whether it’s streaming on Netflix, straight out of YouTube, or playing in a theater near you, we’re covering the nerdy world of film theories.
Details
- Status
- Returning Series
- Seasons
- 12 seasons
- Episodes
- 529 episodes
- Genres
- Talk, Comedy
- Country
- US
- Original language
- EN
Cast
- Matthew Patrick as Self - Host (voice)
- Forrest Lee as Self - Host (voice)
- Jonathan Decker as Self
- Alan Seawright as Self
Creators and crew
- Matthew Patrick - Creator
- Tommy Cook - Creator
- Matthew Patrick - Writer
- Forrest Lee - Writer
- Eric Naessig - Writer
- Eddie Robinson - Writer
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