At The Devils Ball

This week, the guys close out their "Eat The Rich" month with superstar guest Jessica Scott to discuss THE MENU, a satirical examination of art, commerce, and class division. Even though they don't usually do movies this recent, the guys and Jessica have a good time attempting to break down the myriad of themes and ideas presented in the film and how they apply to their own lives and artistic endeavors. Bon Appetit!

Eat The Rich month rolls along with a weird, loopy, late night conversation on SOCIETY, the weird maybe-body-horror satire film from Brian Yuzna. Conversation on social status, body horror and Screaming Mad George is attempted in an effort as scattered and off-balance as the film itself.

This week, the guys put on their sunglasses and beat each other up in an alley for six minutes with a conversation on THEY LIVE, the next episode of our "Eat The Rich" month. Topics include media consumption, pro-wrestling, and economic hardship. Also aliens.

This week, we begin our Eat The Rich month, discussing films of social class and wealth, beginning (of course) with George A Romero's hit-or-miss zombie film LAND OF THE DEAD, which isn't a subtle film on its views on wealth and class. We discuss the films rocky landscape, the aforementioned class warfare, and how much we dig Romero.

The guys wrap up Ode to Sam Neill with a special co-production episode with our friends at INVASION OF THE PODCAST. Collectively, the two podcasts break down the metafictional insanity of John Carpenter's frequently under-looked IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS. It's an odd, rambling discussion filled with, well, madness. Enjoy!

This week, the guys are joined by two very special guests -Our good friend Anastasia and Scott Davis of Moviocrity- to discuss the cult favorite horror film POSSESSION, one of the weirdest movies to ever grace the silver screen. Together, the group discusses the myriad of themes, interpretations and performance scattered throughout the film, with special focus on the magnificent performances of the two leads. Ode to Sam Neill rolls on!

This week, the guys continue their Ode to Sam Neill with the confused and occasionally baffling franchise entry "OMEN 3: THE FINAL CONFLICT," in which Sam Neill gives a strong but muddled performance as Damien The Anti-Christ. We talk unintentional modern political allegories, the ethics of Fox Hunting, Evil Monologues, and, of course, Sam Neill.

This week, the guys are joined by an old friend: the very first guest of the show, BR Sevigny! Sevigny has stopped by to share their insights on one of their favorite films, the strange sci-fi/horror/mashup Event Horizon, the first of our Ode to Sam Neill (or Neill before Sam). Topics include the rushed production schedule, complex characters and how the film is surprisingly an actors piece. 

For the New Years Special, the guys work with their first long-form horror series with Mike Flanagan's THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE. Joined by old friends Jamie Alvey and Emily Fabrisio, and new friend Maggie S, we discuss the themes of grief, trauma, and guilt as well as the rich characters and ghostly shenanigans. Happy New Year from us!

In the second of our holiday specials, we stay with our tradition of having on our significant others as our cohosts for a holiday film. This year, we are again joined by Jenn Hartle and Laurie Bowman to discuss RARE EXPORTS, a fun little Finnish anti-capitalist tale of poverty, Santa Claus and naked old people. A very Happy Holidays from our family to yours.