The Re-Animators

Celebrating a year of the show, the boys discuss Lars von Trier's controversial masterpiece. 

Curious to hear Doug and Mike talk about Scarlett Johansson stalking the streets as a predatory alien? Tune in here! 

Is television mere entertainment? Or is it a tool used by aliens to secretly enslave the human race? Find out here! 

For this episode, the boys get anti-corporate and raw, as they discuss James Merendino's tribute to post-adolescent angst and punk rock music.

Doug and Mike discuss their first documentary, in which a colorful cast of characters attempt to make a major motion picture. 

Join Doug, Mike, and special guest Emilie (aka The Queen of Horror) on this Halloween inspired episode, as they discuss the many layers of David Robert Mitchell’s supernatural horror film “It Follows.”

In this episode of The Re-Animators, Doug and Mike discuss the life journey of an olfactory genius, who also happens to be a serial killer... 

Join Doug and Mike as they discuss Being There, an under-appreciated classic about an enigmatic gardener. 

For this episode, join the boys, along with special guest Travis, as they discuss S. Craig Zahler's brutally violent, yet excellently crafted, horror western. 

What would happen if we spotted a twin earth in the night sky? Come and find out, as Doug and Mike explore Mike Cahill and Brit Marling's underappreciated modern sci-fi drama. 

Doug and Mike discuss Vincent Gallo's gritty directorial debut. 

Mike and Doug delve into Woody Allen's under-appreciated drama about a family in crisis.  

In the second episode, Doug and Mike delve into Michael Douglas's portrayal of William Foster, a divorced and unemployed defense engineer who just can't take it any more. 

In the podcast's first episode, Doug and Mike re-animate "The Man Who Fell to Earth," an overlooked sci-fi classic starring David Bowie as an alien who crash lands in New Mexico. Spoilers ahead.