So much works for this movie it's kinda laughable I chose to talk about it. Every aspect of this film works. Still, it's meaty horror/thriller stuff that I get excited about so there you have it! When all is said and done,

This review/summary of "A Quiet Place" is the "Season Premiere" for season 2: "Why this _____ film works". With 10 horror films in the pipeline, it should be a freakish place here for a while so get ready! I plan to cover a different genre every 10 epi...

This is a triple feature: I cover 3 documentaries that I love. This genre is not always the pick for movie buffs but I have a soft spot in my heart for it. There is something special about the fact that they are not just based on true stories,

In this episode I am joined by my return guest Hermione Flavia as we talk about fame, the film industry, and the 1975 documentary, Grey Gardens. We see here a mother and daughter living in squalor and talking together about their lives as quasi famous ...

It's another triple feature folks! I watched and reviewed a western, a thriller with a questionable twist, and a horror movie from 1981 with a skinny Sam Neil like you've never seen him before. - These are straight summaries.

Sin City - A Film Summary and review (Podcast Notes) - This is a listener requested film that I had not seen but enjoyed watching as a result. Thank you to Doug out there for requesting this review. It works on many levels the main ones being the neo...

Hear me talk in this episode about hedonism, revenge horror, and humongous animals: this is the good stuff I have enjoyed in the past week or so watching movies. These films really work well. I was able to watch all for free on my movie services: All 3...

Body horror is one of the most disturbing types. In this episode we dialog about it. To imagine being maimed or disfigured with no ability to heal or change back is horrifying for sure. Here are some of the films I had great dialog about with my guest ...

Announcing another great guest! Hermione Flavia ( on twitter @hermioneflavia ) agreed to appear on the show and when we talked about movies to cover, she came up with "Beverly Hills Cop" which I agreed with right away.

"Wake in Fright" is a brutal, disturbing film with amazing acting that takes you on a journey you may wish you hadn’t. Martin Scorcese said, “It left (him) speechless.” I thoroughly enjoyed this re-released film from 1971.