678 - Sandstember Week 4

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM are joined by Rob Rector to wrap up their month-long celebration of Julian Sands with the Warlock movies, but not the third one because he's not in it and therefore not worth watching. Tune in for a video game recommendation, and stay to find out what DM's been watching.

677 - Sandstember Week 3

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM are again joined by Rob Rector to continue their deep dive into the Julian Sands catalogue. The Phantom of the Opera is objectively bad for a lot of reasons, and the less said about it the better. Arachnophobia, on the other hand, is very nearly perfect and tragically underseen and underappreciated. Tune in for a too-long conversation about a ten-year-old video game, and stay for an anime recommendation.

676 - Sandstember Week 2

 

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM are again joined by Rob Rector for a second week of celebrating Julian Sands. In case you missed it, the three-part TV movie Rose Red, was a thing that happened. It's too long and too confusing, but no one really cares because Julian Sands. Tune in for not one, but two mini movie reviews, and stay for a rousing round of horror trivia.

675 - Sandstember Week 1

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM are joined by Rob Rector to begin their month-long retrospective on Julian Sands. The Piper had some good stuff, but squanders its potential. The Last Breath would be a much better movie without the sharks. Tune in to find out what DM is watching these days, and stay for a movie recommendation.

674 - Breen With a Budget

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM round out a month of elevator movies with two very different films. Rising Wolf is a weird movie that may or may not have something to say, and ultimately doesn't make sense. Free Fall has very little free fall in it but a whole lot of DB Sweeney. Tune in to listen to the Count wax poetical about obsolete tech, and stay for a book report. Click here to waste your time!

673 - Below Feature Length

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM dig up a couple of elevator movies you've probably never heard of. Entrapped tries and fails to leverage a real-world event, and the Count and DM spend a lot of time not talking about the movie. Elevator (2011) proves to be a frustrating watch for a number of reasons. Tune in to find out what DM's been watching, and stay to hear the two of them plan out the next few months of movies.

672 - The Bottled Chumps

Count Vardulon is on holiday, so it's up to DM and Rob Rector to pick up the slack and they do so with two more elevator movies. Down could've been good if it weren't so determined to retread old ground, and Hellevator is just weird. Tune in to find out what Rob thinks of Trap, and stay for surprisingly decent list from an unexpected source.