367 - Year Two

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM make good on a promise to cover a movie they talked about back in the summer. Turns out The Phoenix Incident is bad. Like, really bad. Extraordinary Tales, on the other hand, is wonderful and everyone should see it. Click for stuff that only matters to the Count.

366 - Pro-ALF

This week there's television news, movie reviews, and a third thing that rhymes! Join DM and The Count for one movie that disappoints while being great, and another movie that tries for cleverness but is hamstrung by its own stupidity.

Also, check out this new short film from friend of the show A. S. Burns!

365 - American Accents

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM take a few moments to talk about real-life horror before escaping into a world of magic and adventure. It's a Doctor Strange showdown! Tune in to hear just how bad Supergirl is, and stay to find out who likes to talk though movie trailers. Click hear for some background on this week's upcoming horror movie.

364 - The Perkins Can Con Nightmare

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM do a friend a solid and watch The Girl in the Photographs. It doesn't go well. Nor does their viewing of I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House. Tune in to find out what's good and not so good on Playstation VR, and stay to hear a recommendation for a documentary.

363 - Western Horror is Great

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM have their hopes dashed by Jack Reacher: Never Go Back. On the upside, Bone Tomahawk is really good! Tune to hear the Count repeat himself on the topic of Amanda Knox, and stay to hear a TADFF round up.

362 - Conventional

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM debrief each other on their time at Horror-Rama, and DM talks about the first two-thirds of the Toronto After Dark Film Festival. Tune in to find out who's been watching movie trailers, and stay for an interview with David DeCoteau.

361 - European Flavour

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM make good on a promise to watch a couple of foreign films. The Windmill Massacre delivers on both windmills and massacres, and The Wave is a thrilling tale rock slides and tsunamis. Tune in to hear all about new TV and stay to catch up on returning series.