Movies discussed: The Grapes of Death, Night Call, Ash, Storm (short)
Sorry for the extended break, but now we’re back in the game! This time we love Night Call, appreciate Ash’s trippy aesthetic, and chuckle over vintage zombie movie The Grapes of Death.
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Movies discussed: Frewaka, The Surrender, 28 Years Later, Roger is a Serial Killer (short)
We called an audible on Bring Her Back (left the multiplex too fast) and did 28 Years Later instead. We liked… parts of it! And some of us liked Surrender! At least we all agree that Fréwaka is a somber Irish masterpiece.
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Movies discussed: Final Destination Bloodlines, The Ugly Stepsister, The Damned (2024), Transfigure (short)
You know we’re not great at celebrating milestones, but 500 episodes is special. So we pull out all the stops by reviewing three great movies: Final Destination Budlimes, The Damned, and Ugly Stepsister. Whether you’ve been with us for all 500 episodes or this is your first (or anywhere in between), thanks so much for listening. We would probably do this without you, but it would be even less pointful. Much love!
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Movies discussed: Sinners, Dead Mail, It Feeds, quiet apocalypse (short)
This week we gush over Sinners, dig Dead Mail’s retro weirdness, and agree It Feeds defines “solid.”
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Movies discussed: The Rule of Jenny Pen, Dead Talents Society, 825 Forest Road, Pentatarmex Rabitular (short)
As we close in on our 500th episode, we’re determined to… keep doing the thing we always do. This time around, Jenny Pen rules, Dead Talents Society charms, and 825 Forest Road frustrates.
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Movies discussed: Without Name, Death of a Unicorn, Revelations, Pleasant Inn (short)
We’re back and in rare form! Okay, no, the usual form. This time we enjoyed Death of a Unicorn despite its uneven tone, found Without Name a little *too* somber of an Irish thing, and saw glory with Revelations.
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Movies discussed: Heretic, Property, Starve Acre, Shut the Door at 10:04 (short)
This time we find our faith in Heretic is justified, but Starve Acre is too much folk and not enough horror. Thankfully, Property rounds out the bunch as the feel-bad hit of the summer.
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Movies discussed: The Birthday, The Monkey, Nightsiren, Mop (short)
This time around we have a blast with The Monkey, ponder whether general unpleasantness counts as horror with Nightsiren, and aren’t sure we should have RSVP’d to The Birthday.
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Movies Discussed: Heart Eyes, Your Monster, Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person, Man on a Train (short)
This time we feel 
about Heart Eyes, kinda 
about Your Monster, and more of a 
for Humanist Vampire Seeks (etc).
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Just a quick update to say thank you to everyone involved in the films, the theater, and the audience that all came together to make the festival a reality!
We are, as they say, le tired. We are also so happy and grateful we got to do this.
Until next time,
Josh & Charlie & Matt
