The Filmcast Ep. 857 - No Other Choice
Jan 13, 2026
In this conversation, the hosts dissect the parody brilliance of Fackham Hall and recommend the gripping character arcs in Industry's fourth season. They share amusing insights on Taskmaster and revisit the classic Who Framed Roger Rabbit with fresh eyes. The centerpiece, Park Chan-wook's No Other Choice, draws mixed reviews, exploring themes of capitalism and identity with a sharp satirical edge. Expect discussions on visual storytelling, moral dilemmas, and the film's uncompromising take on the cost of desperation.
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Watch Micro RGB And Wallpaper OLED
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Surprising Success: Fackham Hall
- David enjoyed Fackham Hall, a Downton Abbey-style parody with a high gag rate and 60–70% hit rate.
- He praised its deadpan delivery and recommended it on VOD for adults.
Industry Grew Into A Tight Workplace Drama
- Industry evolved from a rough first season into a sharp, nihilistic workplace drama by season four.
- Strong character work and compact seasons make it bingeable despite a slow start.