After The Show Movie Podcast

This week on After the Show, we dig into Carolina Caroline, the latest film from the director of Dinner in America — a movie we’re both massive fans of. We talk about how his style carries over, where this one goes in a different direction, and what stuck with us after the credits. We also spent time with the new Creepshow game on PC, so we break down the scares, the vibe, and whether it nails that Creepshow anthology feel

On this episode, we tackle Evil Dead Burn, a film that delivers demons, carnage, and the kind of unhinged energy only this franchise can pull off. Expect laughs, winces, and a whole lot of “did they really just do that?”

We dive into The Mandalorian and Grogu and break down the galaxy’s cutest duo as they jump to the big screen. Found family, space‑western chaos, and plenty of Grogu antics.

On this episode, we unpack Disclosure Day, a movie that brings big drama, bigger secrets, and a few “wait, what?” moments. We talk standouts, slip‑ups, and whether the ending actually earns all that buildup. Grab a drink and hang out with us while we sort through the chaos.

On this episode, we wander through the eerie maze of Backrooms, talking scares, lore, and that creeping sense of “I shouldn’t be here.” After that, we hit TV: the messy fun of Margo’s Got Money Problems, the classic paranoia of Cape Fear, and the over‑the‑top madness of Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed. It’s a full buffet of weird this week.

Birthday cake for Ascully, bloodshed for everyone else. This week we’re reviewing Scream 7, unpacking the newest chapter of the long‑running slasher saga and debating whether the latest Ghostface outing cuts deep or just grazes.

Ascully and Cidtalk cover Obsession, Curry Barker’s horror tale built around a twisted wish scenario where getting what you want turns terrifying. Paul adds a quick note on Yakuza: Like a Dragon – Pirates to close things out.

We’re reviewing A24’s How to Make a Killing, starring Glen Powell, Margaret Qualley, and Jessica Henwick—a slick, bloody inheritance thriller about killing your way into the family fortune. Plus, we finally pre‑ordered GTA 6.

This week on After the Show, Ascully and Cidtalk dive into Mother Mary, a movie that somehow manages to be stylish, messy, dramatic, and weirdly funny all at once. We break down the performances, the themes, the music, and whether the film actually earns all the noise around it.

And because it wouldn’t be an episode without a tangent, Ascully gives an update on his ongoing quest to learn guitar — including what he’s practicing, what’s finally starting to click, and why every new chord feels like unlocking a cheat code.

Movies, music, mild chaos. You know the drill.

Ascully and Cidtalk break down the unconventional storytelling and tonal shifts of Hokum, examining what works and what doesn’t.