Day Seven of 31 Days of Horror brings us Wolf (1994), a slick and strange blend of gothic horror and office politics starring Jack Nicholson and Michelle Pfeiffer. It’s a werewolf movie with class — moody lighting, sharp dialogue, and a showdown between Nicholson and James Spader that’s pure cinematic carnage. https://youtu.be/Gxxv4ZZD79w
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Day Six of 31 Days of Horror dives deep into Sinister (2012) — the film that made projectors scary again. Ethan Hawke delivers one of his best performances as a true-crime writer who stumbles onto cursed home movies and unleashes a demon that thrives on film. It’s dark, unnerving, and deeply effective — the kind
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Day Five of 31 Days of Horror brings the chaos with Predator 2 — the explosive 1990 sequel that trades the jungle for the streets of Los Angeles. Danny Glover sweats his way through gunfights, explosions, and alien tech, while Gary Busey goes full maniac trying to capture the Predator. It’s action, horror, and insanity
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Day Four of 31 Days of Horror gets weird — like really weird. We’re diving into Kevin Smith’s Tusk (2014), a film that asks the truly horrifying question: What if a man became a walrus? Justin Long stars as a podcaster who finds himself trapped in the most grotesque body horror experiment imaginable. Michael Parks
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Day Three of 31 Days of Horror brings us witchcraft, time travel, and Julian Sands in a cape — it’s Warlock (1989). A satanic sorcerer escapes the 1600s and lands in the 1980s, hunting for the Grand Grimoire to end the world, while a witch hunter chases him through time. Part horror, part fantasy, part
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This week on At The Show, we roll out the red carpet for a cinematic icon — Robert Redford. From prison walls in The Last Castle, to conspiracy corridors in All The President’s Men, to riverbanks and typewriters and grifts — Redford has shaped generations of storytelling. Join Yump (who just watched The Nun 1
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Tonight, we’re diving deep into our favorite thriller films — the ones that made us squirm, gasp, and triple-check the locks. From the gritty realism of Prisoners to the stylized dread of Black Swan, we’re covering the dark, the disturbing, and the downright brilliant. 🎥 Featured Discussions: Logan (2017) — The Wolverine’s raw final ride
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Cotton and Yump return to the dugout in this episode of Frame for Frame, where we take on the underdog legends of the diamond: Bad News Bears (1976) vs Bad News Bears (2005). ⚾🐧 What happens when you remake a film that’s crude, chaotic, and beloved? We break it down frame for frame—from the gritty
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Cotton and Yump are here to discuss reboots, remakes, and all things duplicates—and they’re not alone. 🐧 The ever-suspicious penguin is back, ready to investigate the ultimate case of cinematic cloning. 🎬 In this very first episode of Frame for Frame, we dive deep into the eerie evolution of Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Did
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