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Our Halloween Special continues with something completely different. To go with the edgy, grisly From Dusk till Dawn, we present you Ernest Scared Stupid. You can’t expect much from anything with Stupid in the title, and this movie delivers exactly what you expect.
Next week kicks off our leftover series, with a spooky carryover from Halloween.
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It’s a special Cinemavino, as we’re delivering a double feature for Halloween! For Part I, we screen the Quentin Tarantino/Robert Rodriquez collaboration, From Dusk till Dawn. It has an all-star cast, and scorching, violent, audacious screenplay. We have strong opinions.
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Tonight, we recap the final two episodes from the first season of House of the Dragon, the Game of Thrones prequel now airing on HBOMax. SPOILERS ABOUND, so proceed with caution!
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Our Halloween series continues with a low-budget classic: Insidious. We enjoyed it, to varying degrees.
To pair with this solid movie, we drink a fun little Pinot Noir from Roman Candle winery. If you want to know more, click here!
If you want to read my full review, head this way!
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It’s another Movie Mailbag Monday! This week, I’ll roll solo and talk about some good movies I’ve reviewed you may have missed. I’ll include links to my reviews below, plus where you can stream each film.
Little Fish (Hulu)
Cold War(Amazon Prime)
3000 Years of Longing (On Demand)
Shoplifters (Pluto TV)
Stan & Ollie (Starz)
Confess, Fletch (Showtime, 10/28)
Next up: We’ll be back Wednesday night, and hit it hard with another Halloween movie.
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Hey! Tonight, we’ll recap the entirety of She Hulk: Attorney at Law, now airing on Disney+. Spoilers are gonna be everywhere, so stream it and head back here.
To go with this discussion, we pound a few spooky Halloween beers. They were surprisingly tasty!
Next, another terrifying Halloween movie.
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Our Halloween series continues with the newest and grimmest movie we’ve covered so far–The Witch. Director Robert Eggers delivers a dark, fascinating folk tale that’s not for all tastes, but fans of well-acted, atmospheric horror should love it.
To pair with this ambitious flick, we drink Galerna Garnacha, an enjoyable, budget-minded red from Spain. If you’d like to learn a little more, click here!
My full review of The Witch can be found here!
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This week for Movie Mailbag Monday, we talk about the trailers that got us hyped, only for the movie to completely let us down. Some of our answers are pretty interesting. We also flip it around, talking about lackluster trailers that preceded killer movies.
Next up: A dour, well-made horror flick.
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Tonight, we recap and review “Lord of the Tides,” the eight episode of House of the Dragon’s first season. Probably the most Game of Thrones that this new series has felt thus far. As always, SPOILERS abound, proceed with caution.
Next up, an intense Halloween flick.
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Our second Halloween episode features an 80s classic: The Return of the Living Dead. Trav’s pick is a campy, goofy, blockheaded masterpiece. We loved it, to varying degrees.
To pair with this silly spectacle, we drink Sangre de Toro, a Spanish Grenache-based blend. Grenache, or Garnacha, is supposed to be one of the most healthy red wines for cognitive function. Basically, it gives you healthy brainnnnns!
To read my full review, click here!
Next up, a much darker horror flick.
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