Hot Property episode 155 – 10,000 RATS!
Dan recounts his Pickle Journey. Have ya heard about the Weinermobile?! Get ready for the most extreme mental exercise where I’m assuming we’re all just
The Odyssey – Seeing yourself become the villain
I Like to Movie Movie episode 280 – A Farewell Film Potluck
Evil Dead Burn – a New French Extremity-inspired entry to a series that will (hopefully) never die!
The Invite – an exceptional adult sex comedy
Supergirl – a middling hero flick with a great central performance
Disclosure Day – You’re always in good hands with Spielberg
Backrooms – Liminal horror with a plot!
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The Mandalorian and Grogu – a zero-gravity space adventure
Mortal Kombat II: a movie that is hardly worth this angry essay
Dan recounts his Pickle Journey. Have ya heard about the Weinermobile?! Get ready for the most extreme mental exercise where I’m assuming we’re all just
It’s summer baby, and that means blockbusters, and way back in 1998 it meant Armageddon. Join us as we dive into what makes Michael Bay’s
A fun aspect of the past quarter century of superhero cinema is how the live-action films have retroactively affected the comic book source material. Prior
I have a theory as to why the special effects of ‘90s blockbusters tend to hold up in 2024, and furthermore, why they quite frequently
It’s back, and it’s early. No one can stop Pumpkin Spice now. Can we trust the Marvel Machine anymore? Spoilers for The Boys Season 4!
Back when X hit theaters in 2022, no one knew it was going to be anything more than the latest stylish throwback from low-budget horror-meister,
One of the reasons A Quiet Place is so special is that no one saw it coming. A novelty creature feature directed by that dude
Stephen got invited to a screening of Midsommar, so we decided to further his horror education by devoting an episode to Ari Aster’s epic feast
This is basically a brand new podcast post Munch Madness, so we try to remember who won. We also reminisce about From Justin to Kelly,
I love an anthology film, and the best anthologies typically feel similar to their literary counterpart: the short story collection. This is commonly tied to