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Lost in Translation – Episode 075
One of Jims all-time favorites, Lost in Translation. Filmmaker Sophia Coppola blows the lid off of traditional filmmaking with this brilliant movie. Beautifully shot and paced this movie brings atten
Chopping Mall – Episode 074
We all know it, and we finally made it down the list to Chopping Mall. This standard 80s horror film has some mixed lessons, to-dos and not-to-dos. We have rampant Casio music, character naming iss
Zombeavers – Episode 073
This movie is ridiculous in a fantastic way. Zombeavers gives us an old-fashioned animals gone wild situation mixed with our favorite genre; Zombies. There is no mistaking that this is a campy film, riddled with bad puns, obnoxious characters,
Piranha – Episode 072
Another Cult Classic, the 1978 Piranha. It can be fun under the right circumstances, but the lessons from this film are based on its failure to follow them. Characters need to be interesting. The A, B, C stories need to line up.
Save Yourselves – Episode 071
Another random find, and a fun/funny one at that. Save Yourselves is a great indie film that places a modern couple, who spend their time buried in their phones and laptops, in an end-of-world scena
Interview with Alisdair Cook – Episode 070
We talk with Alisdair Cook, who wrote the book that one of the main characters from Redwood Massacre: Annihilation wrote. Sounds strange, but its wonderful. This is a fantastic example of taking some
Killer Klowns from Outer Space – Episode 069
It was fun then, and its still fun now. The 1988 Killer Klowns from Outer Space is a cult classic. For good reason. This horror-comedy brings clowns to the screen in a hilariously unique fashion. Pur
Interview with Julia Marchese and Teri Gamble – Episode 068
Its not an interview, its a great discussion between four cinephiles. Join us as we talk with two fantastic women, Julia Marchese and Teri Gamble. Co-hosts of The Horror Movie Survival Guide, actors
Scare Me – Episode 065
This was a great find. Scare Me, released in October of 2020, directed and written by Josh Ruben, was a delightful watch. The movie itself hits on so many things about writing, story crafting, and collaboration it is its own bundle of lessons.
Full Dive of Redwood Massacre: Annihilation – Episode 064
When we first covered Redwood Massacre: Annihilation it was a pre-release screener. We could only do a light surface analysis, but now we do a full dive into this excellent horror film. Written and directed by David Ryan Keith,