After a couple of false starts with trying to continue spooky season, we talk about a direct-to-TV sequel of a Hitchcock classic: “The Birds II: Land’s End”. Join the St. Johns as we talk about bad painting, bad parenting, what Tippi Hendren is doing in this movie, and the best damn dog in the world. Also, a late breaking announcement about a certain Seattle baseball team (which by this time will already be old news). Not sure if you can find this gem anywhere, but hopefully the banter between us keeps you entertained.

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It’s spooky season…and we’ve decided to throw a curveball at you. With a non-traditional “scary movie” sequel that was released within a year of its predecessor, we’re bringing you our thoughts on the spoof film “Scary Movie 2”. Come along with the St. Johns as they try to call attention to every movie mocked within this film (from “The Exorcist” to “Save the Last Dance” to “Dude, Where’s My Car?”), the 2-time Oscar winner who was ALMOST in this movie, and the STAND OUT performances from Tim Curry, David Cross, and Chris Elliott. This movie is ROUGH – but is it worth the watch? Tune in to find out.

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An American Werewolf in Paris: We are starting spooky season early here at Below Freezing…and we’re taking a page out of Rewind 25-52’s book by talking about a film from 1997: “An American Werewolf in Paris”. Join the St. Johns as they talk about walking on the sun, bad parenting, and the HUGE difference in opinion of this movie. What a nostalgic dive this was…please tune in and join the fun.

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We here at Below Freezing have found ourselves in a slump – not thoroughly impressed with any of our recent films covered on the show…UNTIL NOW! That’s right – join the St. Johns as they discuss their oldest, but quite possibly best, film covered to date: 1977’s “The Incredible Melting Man.” Just shit on my grits as this imbibed married couple discusses Rick Baker’s “bloodcum” makeup, not having enough crackers, and the old couple they inspire to live up. A good episode on a great film – CHECK THIS ONE OUT!

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After celebrating their 9th wedding anniversary, the St. Johns indulged in a rom-com from the 80s: “Overboard”. Then, they decided to embark on a different ship: the unnecessary remake from 2018 – “Overboard”. Tune in as they discuss the gender swap, marital roles, and too much Seattle Seahawks gear.

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Repressed memories, pool sex, and warm Coca-Cola: could you imagine if a movie contained all of these amazing moments? Well…what if I said a movie DID exist that had all of those AND middle-aged men bicycle races, awkward religious iconography, AND a catcher’s mitt seat – would you believe me? You better, because the St. Johns are joined by Grant Z (from Best Picture Cast and Worst Picture Cast) to discuss the 1994 Bruce Willis led erotic thriller “Color of Night”. Listen folks…we go there in this episode – where, you might ask? Exactly. So tune, you fruit loop!

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HBO Max is up and running…and so is Mickey Cohen’s drug empire – so you know the St. Johns are talking about the overly-stylish 2013 film “Gangster Squad”. Tune in as Adam and Melissa discuss splitting a person in half, dialogue that sounds like it was ripped right out of a film noir, Sean Penn’s everchanging dialect, and whatever is going on with Ryan Gosling’s voice. There is so much going on in this movie, so jump on in as we finish up our “streaming stinkers” episodes.

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We’re back!!! We’re here in Michigan and we had to audible…nope, we’re not watching a film on HBO Max, but we’re watching the 1% Rotten Tomato film “Alone in the Dark” (currently on Tubi). The St. Johns struggle their way through this…movie(?): Bureau 713, opening text and VO, and the wonder that is Christian Slater. We’re breaking in the new pad with a truly atrocious film – so please, join us for the ride!

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Ian has been gone for a year, and while the world keeps moving along we wanted to find a way to celebrate Ian and his favorite films. Adam teamed up with previous guests and podcasts hosts Myke (from CineMusts) and Kieran (from Best Picture Cast) to tackle the worldbuilding director that Ian admired: Ridley Scott. These gentlemen discuss the entire Ridley filmography, frequent collaborators, and embark on the daunting task of creating the definitive Top 5 Ridley Scott films. His highs were super-high, his lows we super-low, but love them or hate them Ridley’s films invited you into a world – a world that Ian loved frequenting.

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Intro/Outro music is “Bouncy Gypsy Beats” by John Bartmann.

Ian has been gone for a year, and while the world keeps moving along we wanted to find a way to celebrate Ian and his favorite films. Adam teamed up with previous guests and podcasts hosts Myke (from CineMusts) and Kieran (from Best Picture Cast) to tackle the worldbuilding director that Ian admired: Ridley Scott. These gentlemen discuss the entire Ridley filmography, frequent collaborators, and embark on the daunting task of creating the definitive Top 5 Ridley Scott films. His highs were super-high, his lows we super-low, but love them or hate them Ridley’s films invited you into a world – a world that Ian loved frequenting.

You can listen to us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, & Google Play.

You can find us on Facebook at facebook.com/1001by1.

You can find us on Twitter at twitter.com/1001by1.

You can send us an email at [email protected].

Intro/Outro music is “Bouncy Gypsy Beats” by John Bartmann.