Hosts Alex and Joe welcome "Christopher Nolan" and British Santa Claus to the show to aide in further discussing the pandemic, movie-going, and the streaming service culture. 

Alex argues that The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) is actually a Hallmark Christmas film; Joe reviews the Mel Gibson/Walton Goggins film Fatman.

518 Film House holds a white elephant gift exchange to determine what holiday films they will discuss on the next episode. 

String up the lights and crack open the Cherry Pepsi (or, in this week's case, a Fort Orange Brewing Pine Hills New England IPA) - it's 518 Film House. 

Hosts Alex and Joe cover the BREAKING news that Warner Bros. will be releasing their 2021 theatrical films on HBO Max. 

For the final "Notevember" special hosts Alex and Joe welcome Guest Myles (Tom Hooper's 2019 Cats expert) for a live watch of the 2019 theatrical adaptation of Cats the musical. 

Come for the laughs and introspection, but, oh my, please don't stay for the whole movie (actually do, though, we'd love to have you with us). 

Refresh that Cherry Pepsi, sync up your movie, and enjoy the music - it's 518 Film House. 

Hosts Alex and Joe take a stroll through Damien Chazelle's 2016 would-be Best Picture winner and cultural zeitgeist - La La Land. 

For the month of November 518 Film House will be discussing films about music. This week Alex and Joe discuss Damien Chazelle's Whiplash. Alex and Joe return to as more fluid structure for the episode - leading to multiple tangents about anything from Clint Eastwood to band-aid product placements. 

Enjoy the complimentary headphones - keep your social distance and grab that refill of your Cherry Pepsi - it's 518 Film House. 

518 Film House welcomes Guest Host Sonia Morreira for a roundtable discussion of Jordan Peele's Get Out (2017) and Us (2019); one of the faces of contemporary American horror. How does Peele do it? Sonia, Joe, and Alex (hopefully) have the answer. 

This is the final episode in the 518 Film House mini-series 518 House of Horrors for October 2020. The House of Horrors will reopen its doors in October 2021. 

Darkness falls across the land... The midnight hour is close at hand... Filmgoers in search of Cherry Pepsi.... Well, you get it - it's 518 Film House. 

For the first episode in a month-long miniseries hosts Alex and Joe discuss Horror and Thriller films, pitch Slasher film ideas, and envision Arnold Schwarzenegger as the "final girl" in a Slasher film. 

Strap in tight, hold onto your seat, and for the love of all things movies, don't spill the Cherry Pepsi - it's 518 House of Horrors.  

518 Film House offers up some reviews of the latest films to hit streaming before asking the question: are the Safdie Brothers the new-age Scorsese?