704 - Middle Aged Action

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM check out the new Jason Statham movie and decide to pair it with some Gerard Butler. A Working Man is more boring than it has any right to be, but Plane hits the ground running and keeps up the pace. Tune in to hear the Count spoil something for DM, and stay to hear the Count get a horror trivia question wrong.

 

703 - Changeability

 

This week, DM is away so it's just Count Vardulon and Rob Rector on the horn talking about body horror outings Ugly Stepsister and Grafted. Tune in for a surprising movie recommendation, and stay for a too-long conversation about an old TV show.

 

702 - Crime Doesn't Pay

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM are joined by Rob Rector to watch the hell out of Sinners and From Dusk till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money. Turns out, the Dusk till Dawn sequel isn't any good. Sinners, of course, is amazing. Tune in to find out what the Count is watching, and stay for a non-recommendation from Rob.

 

701 - Dead by Until Dawn

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM are joined by Rob Rector to talk about Until Dawn. It's fun, but not overly great. Tune in for an X-Files check-in and stay for a heavily edited quiz.

700 - Haunted World

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM watch a couple of movies about ghosts. 825 Forest Road ends before the story is finished being told. The Black Phone, on the other hand, is a complete story very well told. Tune in to find out what DM is (re)watching, and stay for a highly edited round of horror trivia.

 

699 - Alone with the Witches

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM are joined by Rob Rector to discuss two horror movies set in Appalachia. The Devil Below is hampered by the stupidity of its backstory. Hellboy: The Crooked Man looks and sounds great but it sparks a debate about witches. Tune in for some complaining about  modern filmmaking, and stay for more complaining about a new TV show.

698 - That's So Meta

 

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM accidentally watch two horror movies that are kinda similar. Get Away is a lot of fun and much grosser than you're expecting, and Bloody Axe Wound raises way too many questions about the economics about the world in which it's set. Tune in for music recommendation, and stay for a highbrow discussion about film criticism.