The gang takes a meandering journey into the world of cello performance in this week's discussion of the Netflix original film, THE PERFECTION, a film so shocking that it can only be discussed in the Spoiler Room. If you're wary of spoilers, don't worry!

This week the gang hosts actor Neville Archambault, best known as voyeuristic villain "Gerald" in 13 CAMERAS and 14 CAMERAS. Join us for a fun conversation as we discuss Neville's perspective on his slack-jawed character, a bit of his background, what ma

There's no better way to start paying attention to a franchise than by watching its seventh installment out of context, and there's no better time than when the film continuity has been rebooted but the original continuity is simultaneously preparing for

Mark Duplass is back— or is it Jai?— but everything is different this time! Join the gang as we discuss all the delightful ways this film subverted-- and exceeded-- our expectations.

In this episode, the gang explores the intersection of found footage, mumblecore, and horror with CREEP, an austere indie chiller.

This week EHMON comes to you from location at the Motor City Nightmares horror convention in metro Detroit. Join Chris, Patrick, Steven, and Allyson as they report on the convention and host interviews with some of the attendees, including a three-minute

Kate and Lisa are in deep trouble in this week's movie as the gang takes a deep dive into underwater terror, scuba diving science, shark facts, and gender politics. Join us!

Hydrate yourself because it's time for an extra-long EHMON! This week the gang reviews CORBIN NASH, a movie about a man who yells and punches things. Then we go to the Spoiler Room to discuss some other recent non-Netflix horror releases. We'll talk abou

This week we take our first foray into the cinema of Vietnam with CONJURING SPIRIT: a film in which a young woman is haunted by a ghost until she solves a murder mystery, and we're haunted by the peculiar ending until we get to the spoiler room and exorci

The gang discovers the art world with the recent Netflix-original film VELVET BUZZSAW. Join us as we discuss all the things we learned about how art dealers make their living, how capitalism dishonors artistry, and how ripped Jake Gyllenhall is.