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Let's open this episode with what really should happen to the theatrical experience and along the way hang out to chat everything Muppets with Peter A DeLuca AKAPAD.
Did Disney+ save the muppets?
We wanted more explanation into the elements of the attraction, what we got was a crazy well-directed flick with a kick-ass mausoleum sequence.
CORRECTION: The end of this episode refers to Brian DePalma (Director of Mission to Mars) as Robert DePalma. That of course was a mistake.
Scream 4 perfectly crystalizes the makeup of the franchise while introducing modern-day technology into the SCREAMVERSE.
HOW IS THIS MOVIE ALREADY FORGOTTEN? Your host Peter A DeLuca AKAPAD gives his perspective on this already forgotten mafia classic. And takes into consideration it may have nothing to do with The Sopranos.
Scream is a horror franchise that only works with great scripts.
Not only is Scream 2 great it's one of the all-time sequels. Characters have arcs and plots have payoffs.
The greatest horror trilogy is here. Scream is as much about the rise of Kevin Williamson as it's about Wes Craven solidifying himself as a horror icon.
Halloween Kills set's up what might be the greatest horror trilogy of all time.
This USA Network adaptation of the Dean Kootz novel blew your host away. It's a stacked cast and production crew creating an absolute mystery as to why this Martin Scroseses produced film is lost down the memory hole.
After spending 60m on a sequel that is effectively another version of the first installment, what is left for a part 3? Your host Peter A DeLuca AKAPAD is here to answer that question and address the approach one should take on horror sequels.
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