We begin a Dario Argento month with the oft-discussed "Suspiria!" Discussion begins with "what do we say that hasn't been said before," moves to "Movie Pretty," and then we discuss some fascism, both in film and out. 

This week, we have another in our informal series of creator spotlights, this time talking with J.R. Bookwalter of Tempe Video and MakeFlix.com and the Executive Producer of the 1997 film Bloodletting, which has recently been given a brand spanking new Blu-Ray restoration. We talk with Bookwalter about executive producing, keeping the peace on set, and about his efforts to conserve physical media.

We wrap up (?) our ethereal trip to the afterlife with the 1990 film "Jacob's Ladder!" We discuss the metaphorical and philosophical implications at the heart of the film, Danny Aiello, and how the Vietnam class action lawsuit slows the film down. Enjoy!

The philosophical conversations roll onward with Joel Schumacher's 1990 film "Flatliners," starring a who's who of Brat Pack warriors. Under 40 and don't know who the Brat Pack are? Don't worry, we got you covered! We also discuss the films heady pretentions, uses of color, and that the real star of the film is Kevin Bacon's Hair. Come back from the dead with us on AT THE DEVILS BALL!

The guys begin a new month of discussing more philosophical, supernatural tales of life and death and heaven and hell...beginning, of course, with the stunningly unsubtle "The Prophecy!" Discussion topics include the films really amazing cast of character actors, awkward editing and pacing, and, of course, The Devil. 

We wrap up our Superhero Horror month with the Nicolas Cage film "Ghost Rider," where we discuss the awkward, painfully ordinary adaptation of the titular character, and spend an inordinate amount of time discussing MTV in the 90s. Enjoy!

This week, the guys continue rolling along horror-related superhero films with Guillermo Del Toro's "Hellboy!" Along with special surprise (even to us) guest Jenn Rich-Hartle, we discuss the films ups and downs, the comic origins and mercilessly take down Agent Myers (one of the worst characters ever) and then swing off topic to discuss Lord of the Rings, representation, and the MCU effect on superhero media.

This week, the guys welcome two very special guests, returning guest Jamie Alvey and  first timer Emily Fabrizio, to discuss the very weird, occasionally controversial and undeniably very cool "Constantine." Topics include the films adherence to the source material, Catholic dogma and a fixation on comic book supporting character Kit Ryan. Don't miss it!

We begin a new theme for February talking about horror-based comic book characters, beginning with Wes Craven's odd little film "Swamp Thing." We follow the characters origins in the comics, how that relates to the film, and discuss the films odd choices and enthusiastic performances and generally enthuse over comics in general. 

This week we're finishing up Comics Sans Comics month with Sam Raimi's weird little superhero flick DARKMAN. We discuss the great performance by Liam Neeson, Larry Drake possibly playing a queer villain, and make more than one mistake that we're embarrassed by. Enjoy us fumbling through DARKMAN!