After The Movies

Ohhh! The prequel to the greatest television drama of all time is finally here, and these two Sopranos fans have some questions. How well will this hold up in the future as a piece of Sopranos lore, let alone a standalone film? Does it live up to the highs of David Chase's seminal series, or will it age like gabagool left out of the fridge? Join Lo & Mo as they discuss the widely anticipated MANY SAINTS OF NEWARK.

The boys start their decades-spanning Kubrickian journey with one of the best heist films that seems rarely talked about outside of film circles. Get yerself a pro-wrestler, a sharpshooter, and a corrupt cop, because you're gonna need them this week as Lo & Mo discuss Stanley Kubrick's 1956 film, THE KILLING.

After the Movies returns to review the 12th entry in the Halloween franchise (and third iteration of Halloween 3 if you're keeping track), and this time, we're joined by Ted Hallowell (No Hugging, No Learning), who also watched Halloween and Halloween (2018) to prepare for the episode. Did the so-called super-slasher live up to Aaron's expectations? Has Jimmy even seen Halloween (2018)? Are the boys capable of having a level-headed discussion about the most polarizing horror movie since...well, Malignant? Tune in as we return to Haddonfield 40 years later to experience David Gordon Green's HALLOWEEN KILLS.

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At the Movies is back! And just in time for the release of Halloween Kills. While you'll hear our takes on the new film soon enough, we had to kick off Season 4 with the ironically thoughtful film that started mindless slasher franchises. Join us as we discuss the timeless horror tropes brought to life by John Carpenter's incomparable 1978 film, HALLOWEEN.

This season, the podcast is officially moving to an audio-only format. But if you miss our beautiful mugs, you can access video versions of each episode, as well as early episode releases, BTS photos and videos, exclusive Discord access, and more for only $3 a month at https://www.patreon.com/LoMoMedia .

On a special episode of After the Movies, the boys rank every movie they've watched for the show so far and give a sneak peek of season four of At the Movies, which will return October 19th.

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On an eventful season three finale, independent filmmaker Astro Rys joins us to discuss the pros and cons of going to film school, their 2018 feature, Mechanical Heart (currently available on Youtube), as well as their upcoming film, Bad Summer. The boys rank all 10 films featured in season three and announce their director picks for season four.

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Hoo boy. What's there to say about this one that A) hasn't already been said or B) doesn't spoil the movie? This week, Aaron and Jimmy discuss the film that's taken HBO Max (and the internet at large) by storm. As Malignant continues to spread across the horror community, we discuss the pros and cons of the craziest major studio film in recent memory. But will it have to grow on us? Strap in for a modern schlockfest as we talk James Wan's MALIGNANT.

It's almost the end of the season, and as usual, we're flying by the seat of our pants. Somewhat bending the definition of "recent independent films," Lo & Mo discuss the definitive teen angst film and how it holds up 20 years later. Have you ever seen a portal? You're about to, as we travel through God's channel to discuss Richard Kelly's polarizing DONNIE DARKO.

Concluding a week of unique, time-travel-related flicks, Lo & Mo discuss a strange, independent horror-thriller featuring drug addicts, a Native American reservation, and an unseen monster that may or may not be behind the camera itself. Grab a pair of handcuffs, a cooler full of beer, and some chili as we retreat to the woods to study the mysterious forces behind Justin Benson and Aaron Scott Moorhead's RESOLUTION.

On a special inverted week of the podcast, Aaron and Jimmy discuss Christopher Nolan's newest groundbreaking pandemic feature and technical masterpiece. Is this one worth the hype, or will Aaron complain about Christopher Nolan for 45 minutes? There's only one way to find out. Strap on your oxygen mask and travel back in ti...er, invert with us, as we attempt to unpack Christopher Nolan's TENET.