Ah, high school. The learning, the growing, the unrelenting PTSD. This week we recover some repressed memories with 1989's Heathers. Then, we watch the same movie, but with more 90s and Rose McGowan just being awesome, with 1999's Jawbreaker.
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @WHXN37

Christian is here, and with him comes our annual animation discussion. Once upon a time, someone watched Fantasia, thought to themselves, "You know, this could be weirder," and thus sprang 1977's Allegro non troppo. Afterwards, everyone takes a deep breath, puts on their Ralph Bakshi pants, and delves into 1977's Wizards.
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @WHXN37

Donovan enters the octagon that is the Channel 37 Home Office to class up the place with two-fisted kickpunchery! We don't want to oversell things, but we may have seen the greatest thing in the history of things with 1974's Black Belt Jones. Then, we were worried that film was too buttoned-down and sensible, so we loosened up with 1976's Master of the Flying Guillotine.
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @WHXN37

For the first time in nearly a century, we wake up in the morning to a world without Roger Corman in it. In addition to reshaping the face of American cinema for generations, he also directed a few movies. We spend as much time as we can discussing 1963's X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes and 1959's A Bucket of Blood before we can hold back no longer and gush about how awesome Dick Miller is. Kirby, WHXN's Executive Vice President of Wanting You to Throw the Ball, Please, chimes in with his own thoughts.
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @WHXN37

The New and Improved British Invasion is well and truly underway, as Ian stops by the Channel 37 Home Office to remind everyone of the clear and present danger we are all in from that guy in the car next to us. Especially those two in the camper, as evinced by 2012's Sightseers. After that, we're reminded of a uniquely American sort of vehicular homicide, brought to us by some rookie director whose name we've already forgotten. Anyway, here's 1972's Duel.
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @WHXN37

Speculative fiction has long been a means of answering some of life's greatest questions. What happens when we die? What are we going to do with all these dead guys' brains lying around? Can Denise Richards have implied sex with a robot dinosaur in a way that doesn't trample her character's sense of agency? All this and more, as we study 1931's Frankenstein and 1994's Tam(nn)my and the (Teenage) T-Rex!
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @WHXN37

What do you get when you cross three directors, two scripts, a hand puppet, a pirate were-cat, a Founding Father's estate, an exploding Grim Reaper, flatulence golems, and Duke the Horny Ghost? We're not 100% certain either, but we got a little closer when we watched 1986's Spookies.
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @WHXN37

Season three of Channel 37's Midnight Movie Show is almost upon you! Come smell the excitement!
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @WHXN37

We're taking a quick break from our quick break to wish everyone a merry merry and also to scratch that completionist itch. With that, we wrap up the most important trilogy of the 21st century with 2017's A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby! (We're super hyped for the prequels.) With that dragon finally slain, we see out 2023 with a Christmas zombie romantic comedy musical and I'm already exhausted just trying to take all of that on board and anyway it's 2017's Anna and the Apocalypse!
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @WHXN37

We're at the end of Season Two, and there are still a bunch of musicals on the shelf. What better way to clear some of them out than picking a bunch at random? In so doing, we took a deep dive into the summer of 1984 with Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo (don't worry, we'll catch you up with the first one so you don't get lost) and Streets of Fire, starring Willem Dafoe in rubber overalls and a Wolverine haircut! Finally, we close things up with 2001's cinematic adaptation of Hedwig and the Angry Inch! Listen in and help us save the orphanage!
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @WHXN37