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In this episode Paul and James discuss the newest film in the Predator franchise, Prey now streaming on Hulu. Set in the world of the Comanche Nation' 300 years ago, this prequel takes a whole new approach. The film stars Amber Midthunder and is directed by Dan Trachtenberg.

In this episode, Paul and James discuss Jordan Peele's latest horror film NOPE. Starring Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Brandon Perea, Michael Wincott and Steven Yeun this exciting and spectacular new horror film does not disappoint! Peele shows his wealth of horror knowledge and delivers and blockbuster summer horror film we all needed post pandemic.

In this episode, James and Paul discuss the genre of Post Modern Horror films. When that started and how it was influenced in both society and world wars. Where the fluidity of it reaches in different creative ways and some of the most memorable films and ideas to reflect this genre.

In this episode, Paul discusses the lengthy series of films Universal put out of Sherlock Holmes, starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. How they integrated with their Horror films and the way they moved the Holmes films into the Horror genre.

In this episode Paul goes through the classic Universal Classic films and what has made them timeless as well as the three major mythology themes that influenced them. 

In this episode Paul and Gwen go through the career of Basil Rathbone. An English actor who played so many roles from Shakespeare to Swashbuckler villains to Universal Horror and then most notably as Sherlock Holmes in what is not an iconic role. We discuss his career, his many achievements, and how his beloved role of Holmes became a typecast nightmare.

In this episode, Paul, James and Gwen discuss two films of this year that have death with the multiverse! Dr. Strange and the Mutliverse of Madness and Everything Everywhere All at Once, how these films each addressed such a complex concept along with what was successful and what was lacking.

In this episode Paul, James and Gwen discuss how the infamous The Twilight Zone series was influenced by the horrific murder of Emmet Till. How it impacted Rod Serling and the steps he took to address such cruelty and racism and the different measures he too to eventually come upon The Twilight Zone as a way to address the issues of discrimination and racism in America.

In this episode we have the privilege of an interview with our guest Kate McCarthy, wife of the late Kevin McCarthy who is most notably known as the star in the 1956 film Invasion of the Body Snatchers. In this episode we get to hear great stories of his life, how they met and some of his many roles including Death of a Salesman in which he was nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for the Academy Awards and won Most Promising Newcomer - Male at the Golden Globes.

In this episode Paul covers Producer Val Lewton and his many creative and innovative horror films. The mark he made in cinema along with his most memorable films such as Cat People, I Walked with a Zombie, Bedlam, The 7th Victim and more.