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This week Parker from  @DissectThatFilm joins us as we dust off a forgotten slice of late-’90s sci-fi action with Paul W.S. Anderson’s Soldier (1998), starring a mostly silent but fully shredded Kurt Russell. From the bleak wastelands of junk planets to the emotionally stunted heart of a genetically bred killing machine, we’re breaking down the brutal, the bizarre, and the surprisingly heartfelt moments in this cult favorite.
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She's back... and she's got upgrades! In this episode, I’m joined by Sean from @MovieDumpster as we dive into M3GAN 2.0 — the highly anticipated sequel to the viral techno-horror hit. We’re breaking down everything from the film’s new kills, AI evolution, and meme-worthy moments, to whether or not this sequel actually improves on the original.

Is M3GAN still queen of chaos, or is it time to pull the plug?

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This week we’re headed to Antarctica to talk about John Carpenter’s The Thing from 1982.

A box office flop that became one of the most beloved horror films of all time.
We’re breaking down the paranoia, the practical effects, and that icy ending that still has fans debating.

Is this Carpenter’s best film?
Is MacReady human?
And who had the best death in the movie?

We’re covering it all—plus a ...

This week on the podcast, we’re diving headfirst into the most divisive entry in the Friday the 13th franchise — Part V: A New Beginning, directed by Danny Steinmann.

Is it a misunderstood slasher gem or just a Jason-less misfire? We’re breaking down everything from the brutal kills to the wild twists, sleazy energy, and that bonkers ending. Plus: is Roy Burns the most underrated killer in the franchise?

Join us as we talk horror his...

The Gremlins are back—and this time, they’re in a high-rise full of chaos, satire, and science experiments gone wrong. Gremlins 2 flips the script with cartoon energy, meta humor, and some of the weirdest creature designs ever put on screen.

Is it a misunderstood cult classic or just pure 90s madness? We break it all down in our latest movie review!

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In this episode, we’re stepping back into the ring with Rocky II, the powerful follow-up to the original underdog story that started it all. Sylvester Stallone writes, directs, and stars in this emotional and action-packed sequel that continues Rocky Balboa's journey from humble beginnings to boxing legend.

After going the distance with Apollo Creed in the first film, Rocky finds himself torn between settling into a quiet ...

This week, we’re heading to the London for blood, nightmares, and one of the most iconic transformation scenes in horror history. We’re talking An American Werewolf in London (1981), written and directed by John Landis.

We break down the film’s unique blend of horror and dark comedy, its dreamlike pacing, and what makes it stand out in the werewolf sub-genre over 40 years later. And of course, we’re spending time with that scene—the...

We’re joined by Sean from @moviedumpster as we step into the eerie cornfields of Gatlin and break down Children of the Corn (1984), the cult horror film based on Stephen King’s chilling short story. Directed by Fritz Kiersch, this unsettling tale follows a young couple who stumble upon a town where children rule—and adults don’t survive.

We dive into:

🔪 The film’s eerie atmosphere & memorable performances

🌽 How it compares to Ki...

Enter The Twilight Zone as we review the 1983 anthology film, directed by four legendary filmmakers: John Landis, Steven Spielberg, Joe Dante, and George Miller. This movie brings classic TV horror to the big screen with four unique segments, each with its own eerie twist. But does it truly capture the magic of Rod Serling’s iconic series?

We’ll break down each segment, discuss the film’s legacy, and dive into the infamous behi...

This week we are joined by Tony from Hack the Movies, we’re jumping into Doctor Sleep (2019), Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of Stephen King’s sequel to The Shining! On this episode we break down how the film bridges the gap between King’s novel and Kubrick’s iconic film, Ewan McGregor’s performance as Danny Torrance, and the chilling presence of Rose the Hat and the True Knot.

Does Doctor Sleep successfully honor both King and Kub...

In this episode, we’re digging into the 1993 horror-comedy My Boyfriend’s Back, directed by Bob Balaban and produced by Sean Cunningham. This quirky cult favorite blends romance, zombies, and dark humor in a way only the early ‘90s could deliver!

Joining us for this review is a special guest—Antonio from The Cult Worthy Cinema Podcast! Together, we break down the film’s bizarre charm, its place in ‘90s horror-comedy, and whethe...

Wes Craven’s Deadly Friend is part sci-fi, part horror, and 100% bizarre—so of course, we had to talk about it! In this episode, we break down the 1986 cult film about teenage love, brain implants, and one of the most infamous death scenes in horror history (yes, we’re talking about that basketball moment).

Did studio interference ruin Craven’s vision, or is this an underrated gem? Join us as we dive into the film’s troubled pr...

In this episode, we’re going full ’90s with our review of Encino Man! 🌴🧊 Join us as we dig into Brendan Fraser’s iconic performance as a thawed-out caveman who shakes up suburban life, alongside Sean Astin and Pauly Shore’s hilarious antics.

We’ll talk about the film’s ridiculous charm, unforgettable one-liners, and whether this cult classic still holds up today. 

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In this episode, we set fire to the world of Firestarter (1984), the thrilling adaptation of Stephen King’s novel starring a young Drew Barrymore. Join us as we break down this classic tale of pyrokinesis, government conspiracies, and a father’s love for his extraordinary daughter.

We’ll explore the film’s standout moments, its place in the King cinematic universe, and whether it still holds up today. If you’re a fan of superna...

Jason’s back, and so are we—this time tackling Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter! With epic kills, a wild cast of characters (looking at you, Crispin Glover), and Jason at his machete-wielding best, is this the ultimate slasher flick in the franchise? Or is “The Final Chapter” just another campfire story?

We’re breaking down all the gory details, from THAT dance scene to the most shocking moments. Plus, we’re asking the big qu...

This week, we’re diving into the 1989 action-packed cult classic Tango & Cash! Join us as we break down this high-octane buddy cop movie starring Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell. From explosive action sequences to cheesy one-liners, we’re covering it all.

We’re joined by Charlie, Dusty and Mickey from B Action, who share their expert take on why this film still packs a punch decades later. Is Tango & Cash the ultima...

In this week’s episode, we’re taking a trip back to the cosmic classic Guardians of the Galaxy! With its unforgettable characters, iconic soundtrack, and offbeat humor, we ask the big question: Is Guardians of the Galaxy the best Marvel movie? 

Join us as we break down what makes this film so special, from Star-Lord’s legendary dance-off to the emotional moments that hit hard. We debate how it stacks up against other MCU favori...

In this spine-tingling Halloween episode, we’re diving into The Haunted Mask from the classic Goosebumps TV series, based on R.L. Stine’s beloved books! Get ready for some 90s nostalgia as we revisit one of the scariest episodes that haunted our childhoods. We’ll break down the chills, thrills, and horror-comedy moments that made The Haunted Mask unforgettable. 🎭💀

Join us as we discuss why this eerie tale still sends shivers ...

In this weeks episode, we dive into the 1990 horror film Graveyard Shift, based on Stephen King’s chilling short story. Set in a creepy textile mill with a gruesome secret, this adaptation brings to life the eerie atmosphere and gruesome horrors that King is known for. We break down the film’s performances, special effects, and how it compares to the original short story. Is it a hidden gem or best left in the past? Tune in to hear...