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On this week’s episode of The Witching Hour, Haleigh and Perri preview the year in horror including the next installment of The Conjuring franchise, James Wan’s next movie, Halloween Kills, and more!

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On this week’s episode of The Witching Hour, Haleigh and Perri preview the year in horror including the next installment of The Conjuring franchise, James Wan’s next movie, Halloween Kills, and more!

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On this week’s For Your Consideration, Collider’s awards experts Scott Mantz, Perri Nemiroff and Jeff Sneider recap the Golden Globes, which saw 1917 and director Sam Mendes pull off an upset victory over The Irishman and director Martin Scorsese. Meanwhile, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood took home Picture and Screenplay honors, cementing its frontrunner status as nomination morning approaches.Joaquin Phoenix, Renee Zellweger, Laura Dern and Brad Pitt all won Globes, as expected, but with Taron Egerton and Awkwafina winning as well, is it time to start taking them seriously in the Oscar race? With Egerton coming on strong, is Robert De Niro suddenly vulnerable, or is The Irishman simply more likely to appeal to Academy members than HFPA voters?The gang also talks about the ever-shifting Best Picture race, and the likelihood of Joker and Little Women cracking the field. It all depends on how many films are nominated for the big prize this year. One thing is for sure... 10 nominees would be close to impossible. So what does that mean for on-the-bubble movies like Knives Out and Ford v Ferrari, both of which took in more than $200 million worldwide. Those are just two of several movies hoping to sneak into the race, including The Farewell and The Two Popes, so make sure to leave a COMMENT below with your own thoughts on the race, and remember to LIKE and SHARE this video on social media. SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more awards content from Collider, including details of the new FYC Screening Series at ArcLight Cinemas, which has Booksmart and Portrait of a Lady on Fire on the horizon.Follow Scott: https://twitter.com/MovieMantzFollow Perri: https://twitter.com/PNemiroffFollow Jeff: https://twitter.com/TheInSneider 

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On this week’s For Your Consideration, Collider’s awards experts Scott Mantz, Perri Nemiroff and Jeff Sneider recap the Golden Globes, which saw 1917 and director Sam Mendes pull off an upset victory over The Irishman and director Martin Scorsese. Meanwhile, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood took home Picture and Screenplay honors, cementing its frontrunner status as nomination morning approaches.Joaquin Phoenix, Renee Zellweger, Laura Dern and Brad Pitt all won Globes, as expected, but with Taron Egerton and Awkwafina winning as well, is it time to start taking them seriously in the Oscar race? With Egerton coming on strong, is Robert De Niro suddenly vulnerable, or is The Irishman simply more likely to appeal to Academy members than HFPA voters?The gang also talks about the ever-shifting Best Picture race, and the likelihood of Joker and Little Women cracking the field. It all depends on how many films are nominated for the big prize this year. One thing is for sure... 10 nominees would be close to impossible. So what does that mean for on-the-bubble movies like Knives Out and Ford v Ferrari, both of which took in more than $200 million worldwide. Those are just two of several movies hoping to sneak into the race, including The Farewell and The Two Popes, so make sure to leave a COMMENT below with your own thoughts on the race, and remember to LIKE and SHARE this video on social media. SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more awards content from Collider, including details of the new FYC Screening Series at ArcLight Cinemas, which has Booksmart and Portrait of a Lady on Fire on the horizon.Follow Scott: https://twitter.com/MovieMantz

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On this week’s For Your Consideration, Collider’s awards experts Scott Mantz, Perri Nemiroff and Jeff Sneider examine the Screenplay categories, as well as the likely nominees for Best Original Score. Noah Baumbach and Lulu Wang may miss out on Best Director nominations, but will the Academy reward them with screenplay nods for Marriage Story and The Farewell?Will Joker crack the Adapted Screenplay lineup, or will it prove too crowded this year, with Netflix poised to secure two slots thanks to The Irishman and The Two Popes. Elsewhere, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Parasite are expected to compete for Best Original Screenplay, while the Mister Rogers movie A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is aiming for an Adapted Screenplay nod. Just Mercy is also in the mix for that award, and this episode features a clip from our recent interview with stars Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx. The full interview should be up on later today, so don't miss it!And finally, the gang talks about the Best Original Score race, which could include both Thomas Newman and Randy Newman this year, though genre movies like Joker and Us are still making noise in this category, refusing to go quietly into the night. There are a ton of others in the mix, including Little Women and Pain and Glory, so make sure to leave a COMMENT below with your own thoughts on the race, and remember to LIKE and SHARE this video on social media. SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more awards content from Collider, including details of the new FYC Screening Series at ArcLight Cinemas, which has already played host to Knives Out, Joker and Rocketman.Follow Scott: https://twitter.com/MovieMantzFollow Perri: https://twitter.com/PNemiroffFollow Jeff: https://twitter.com/TheInSneider 

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On this week’s For Your Consideration, Collider’s awards experts Scott Mantz, Perri Nemiroff and Jeff Sneider examine the Screenplay categories, as well as the likely nominees for Best Original Score. Noah Baumbach and Lulu Wang may miss out on Best Director nominations, but will the Academy reward them with screenplay nods for Marriage Story and The Farewell?Will Joker crack the Adapted Screenplay lineup, or will it prove too crowded this year, with Netflix poised to secure two slots thanks to The Irishman and The Two Popes. Elsewhere, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Parasite are expected to compete for Best Original Screenplay, while the Mister Rogers movie A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is aiming for an Adapted Screenplay nod. Just Mercy is also in the mix for that award, and this episode features a clip from our recent interview with stars Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx. The full interview should be up on later today, so don't miss it!And finally, the gang talks about the Best Original Score race, which could include both Thomas Newman and Randy Newman this year, though genre movies like Joker and Us are still making noise in this category, refusing to go quietly into the night. There are a ton of others in the mix, including Little Women and Pain and Glory, so make sure to leave a COMMENT below with your own thoughts on the race, and remember to LIKE and SHARE this video on social media. SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more awards content from Collider, including details of the new FYC Screening Series at ArcLight Cinemas, which has already played host to Knives Out, Joker and Rocketman.Follow Scott: https://twitter.com/MovieMantz

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On this week’s episode of The Witching Hour, Haleigh and Perri run through their favorite horror movies of 2019 including Crawl, Midsommar, Ready or Not, and more! 

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Welcome to the spoiler half of Haleigh and Perri’s conversation with Midnight Kiss director Carter Smith and writer Erlingur Thoroddsen! Carter and Erlingur share a whole bunch of specifics on the changes made to the screenplay, what it took to complete some of the more violent set pieces, and loads more. 

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