Deadsville Horror & Hero Talk

Ronin James delivers a spoiler-free Ride Home reaction after seeing Crawlers at AMC's Scream Unseen. The film follows building superintendent Serena (Matilda Lutz) as a deadly spider infestation traps tenants inside a quarantined city apartment building.

The review highlights strong practical effects, solid acting, stylish cinematography and tense, creative camera work. The movie leans into classic creature-feature vibes (with nods to Eight-Legged Freaks and Aliens) but keeps its violence fairly restrained—rated R but closer to PG-13 in intensity, with one notably intense scene.

Minor criticisms include underdeveloped supporting tenants and a somewhat contrived 90s-style ending. Overall, Ronin calls it an entertaining, if not groundbreaking, spider romp—worth a theater visit for horror fans, rated 6/10. Crawlers hits theaters October 16.

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DEADSVILLE HORROR & HERO TALK COMES TO BTV! 🔪🏒

For the first time ever, Deadsville Horror & Hero Talk takes over Blairstown Diner TV (BTV)—the legendary diner made famous by its appearance in the original Friday the 13th!

Join professional stuntmen Ronin James and Justin Clarke for a deep-dive retrospective into one of horror's most iconic killers: Jason Voorhees. From the original Friday the 13th through the evolution of Jason across the franchise, we're looking back at the actors and stunt performers who have played Jason Voorhees, while breaking down some of the most talked-about, brutal, memorable, and controversial kills from each movie. And this isn't just a conversation between horror fans. Both Ronin James and Justin Clarke have worked with legendary Jason Voorhees stuntman Kane Hodder, giving this retrospective a unique connection to the performers who helped define Jason's physicality and legacy on screen. Ronin James brings more than two decades of Hollywood stunt experience to the conversation, with credits including The Punisher, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Gotham, Death House and more. Justin Clarke brings his own extensive stunt resume, with credits including The Walking Dead spinoffs, Fallout, Jessica Jones, Wu-Tang and more. Together, they bring a stuntman's perspective to the Jason Voorhees legacy—looking beyond the blood and body count to discuss the performers, stunt work, practical effects, iconic kills, and what made these moments unforgettable to horror fans. And there's no better place to have this conversation than Blairstown Diner in Blairstown, New Jersey, the iconic location forever connected to the original Friday the 13th.

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💀 Friday the 13th

🩸 Jason's Most Iconic Kills

🎭 The Actors & Stuntmen Who Played Jason

🎬 Behind-the-Scenes Horror Stories

🔥 Kane Hodder & Jason Voorhees

🎥 Professional Stuntmen Discuss Horror

If you're a Friday the 13th fan, Jason Voorhees fan, horror movie fan, slasher fan, practical effects enthusiast, or stunt fan, this is a retrospective you won't want to miss.

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🚨 FULL SPOILERS AHEAD! 🚨

Deadsville Horror & Hero Talk is back with a FULL SPOILER review of DC Studios’ hit series LANTERNS, as Ronin James and Steph Infection break down Episodes 7 and 8 and everything that led to the season finale!

This isn't just another superhero review. Ronin James is a veteran Hollywood stuntman with decades of experience working behind the scenes on major movies and superhero productions. His credits include Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, where he worked for director James Gunn, giving Ronin a unique behind-the-scenes perspective on the world of superhero filmmaking.

In this episode, Ronin and Steph dig into how LANTERNS ultimately played out compared to DC Comics canon, which comic book elements made it onto the screen, and which fan expectations went completely in another direction.

We revisit our LANTERNS fan theories throughout the season — including the theories that turned out to be RIGHT and the ones that were spectacularly WRONG!

Then we look toward the future…

🔮 WHAT COULD HAPPEN IN LANTERNS SEASON 2?

Ronin and Steph unleash more fan theories and reckless speculation about where the DC Universe could take Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Guy Gardner and the larger Green Lantern mythology next.

From major reveals and character arcs to DC Comics connections, Easter eggs, comic book canon, unanswered questions and Season 2 possibilities, this episode is packed with everything LANTERNS fans have been talking about.

⚠️ SPOILER WARNING: This episode contains major spoilers for LANTERNS Episodes 7 & 8, including the finale, character reveals, story developments and ending.

If you're caught up on LANTERNS, join Ronin and Steph for the conversation, arguments, theories and speculation you won't want to miss!

Subscribe to Deadsville 13 for more Deadsville Horror & Hero Talk, superhero reviews, horror reviews, DC Studios discussions, comic book theories, movie and TV reviews, and plenty of unfiltered fan speculation.

Stay spooky… and stay heroic!

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A few months ago we got review an advance screener copy of DEVOUR from Digital Thunderdome Studios and director Scott Hansen.

The movie is about to release just in time for the Halloween season in select theaters October 9, and on VOD October 13.

What did we think of this heavy metal monster mash of blood and mayhem???

We loved it of course!

Here is our spoiler free review to get you excited for the film, and the season!

Happy Howlaween!

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DEADSVILLE HERO TALK: LANTERNS EPISODE 6 REVIEW — GUY GARDNER ARRIVES & HAL JORDAN’S FUNERAL!

The mystery keeps getting deeper on DC Studios’ Lanterns, and Ronin James and Steph Infection are back with another episode of Deadsville Hero Talk breaking down Episode 6!

This week, the conversation gets emotional and seriously weird as Ronin and Steph discuss Guy Gardner’s arrival, Hal Jordan’s funeral, the fallout from the latest revelations, and what all of it could mean for the future of the series and the larger DC Universe.

Is Guy Gardner about to completely change the dynamic? What does Hal’s funeral mean for John Stewart and the Lantern mythology? And what clues are hiding in Episode 6 that could point toward the endgame?

As always, Ronin and Steph dive into the episode with their own theories, speculation, and plenty of reckless fan theorizing about where Lanterns could be headed next.

In this episode:

Whether you're a longtime Green Lantern fan, a DC Comics reader, or just trying to figure out exactly what the hell is happening in Lanterns, join Ronin and Steph as they dig deeper into Episode 6.

Subscribe to Deadsville Hero Talk / Deadsville 13 for more DC Studios, Marvel, superhero movie and TV reviews, theories and news!

Stay spooky. Stay heroic.

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ZACH CREGGER’S RESIDENT EVIL: THE BEST VIDEO GAME ADAPTATION EVER?!

Welcome back to Deadsville Horror Talk! In this episode, Ronin James and Steph Infection are joined by NEW co-host Justin Clarke, a professional stuntman with credits on The Walking Dead spinoffs and Fallout, for a deep dive into Zach Cregger’s highly anticipated Resident Evil movie!

Is Zach Cregger about to deliver the best video game adaptation ever made? The Deadsville crew breaks down what works, what doesn’t, the horror, the action, the creature effects, the performances, and how this new Resident Evil movie stacks up against the games and previous attempts to bring the franchise to the big screen.

And with two professional stuntmen at the table, you know the action gets an extra level of scrutiny.

Ronin James Greene brings more than two decades of professional Hollywood stunt experience to the conversation, with credits including Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, where he worked with director James Gunn, Gotham, where he stunt-doubled supervillain The Executioner, and Netflix’s The Punisher, including the infamous stairwell sequence and working with Jon Bernthal.

Joining him is Justin Clarke, whose stunt credits include The Walking Dead spinoffs and Fallout, bringing another professional stuntman's perspective to the movie's action and physical performances.

Plus, Steph Infection brings the perspective that keeps Ronin and Justin from turning the entire review into a stunt breakdown!

🔥 IN THIS EPISODE:

If you're a Resident Evil fan, horror fan, video game fan, or movie fan, this is one Deadsville Horror Talk episode you don't want to miss.

WATCH. LISTEN. SUBSCRIBE. STAY SPOOKY.

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MANHUNTER REVEALED?! 🚨 | LANTERNS Episode 5 Review | Deadsville Hero Talk

The mystery gets deeper, the theories get crazier, and Ronin James and Steph Infection are back to break down the latest episode of DC Studios’ LANTERNS!

On this episode of Deadsville Hero Talk, Ronin and Steph dive into LANTERNS Episode 5, including the massive Manhunter reveal, the biggest developments, hidden clues, character moments, and what it could all mean for the future of the series and the larger DC Universe.

And if you thought Ronin was done with the fan theories… think again.

We're going full RECKLESS SPECULATION MODE as Ronin throws out theories about where LANTERNS could be headed, while Steph brings her own perspective to the conversation. Which clues actually mean something? Which connections are intentional? And which theories have Ronin gone completely off the rails with? 😂

Ronin also brings his unique Hollywood stuntman perspective to the discussion. With more than two decades working in film and television, Ronin has performed stunt work on major productions including Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, where he worked with James Gunn, and Gotham, where he doubled the supervillain The Executioner. He also worked on Netflix's The Punisher and other major productions.

That experience gives Ronin a behind-the-scenes perspective on superhero action, stunt work, fight choreography, practical effects, and the way these worlds are brought to life on screen.

Meanwhile, Steph Infection helps keep the conversation from completely disappearing down the DC conspiracy rabbit hole. 😈

WHO—or WHAT—is the Manhunter?!

And what does this reveal mean for the rest of LANTERNS?

Hit play and join Ronin and Steph as they break down Episode 5, debate the biggest moments, and unleash their latest batch of Lanterns fan theories and reckless speculation!

Drop YOUR theories in the comments and let us know what you think is really going on.

Deadsville Hero Talk is your home for DC, Marvel, superhero movies and TV, comic book adaptations, reviews, reactions, theories, and all things geek culture.

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Greetings, Boo Believers. In this episode Ronin James and Steph Infection deliver a spoiler-free, out-of-theater first take after seeing Zach Cregger's Resident Evil. They discuss their immediate reactions while driving home, sharing high praise and honest impressions.

The hosts describe the film as fast-paced, funny, and scary, praising its balance of horror, humor, and action. They highlight how the movie authentically channels video-game mechanics (leveling up, item finds, realistic player reactions) and commend Austin Abrams and the supporting cast for natural performances. The practical effects, CGI, and gore are noted as effective and fitting for the film’s tone.

They also review the 4DX experience as an enhancing, worthwhile option and mention a limited-time T‑Mobile T‑Life $5 ticket perk for opening weekend. While avoiding spoilers, they discuss the film’s potential to launch sequels and its faithful take on early-stage mutations rather than traditional zombies.

The episode closes with a reminder that a full spoiler-filled review will follow after they sleep on it, plus standard calls to subscribe, follow, and join their Patreon for ad-free episodes and exclusive content. Their bottom line: they recommend seeing Resident Evil in theaters, and many viewers — gamers or newcomers — should enjoy it.

Is Spider-Man: Brand New Day the fresh start Marvel fans have been waiting for... or does it get tangled in its own web?

On this episode of Deadsville Hero Talk, host Ronin James—veteran stuntman whose credits include Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, The Punisher, Gotham, and The Tick—shares his unique insider perspective on the newest chapter in Spider-Man's cinematic journey.

We kick things off with a completely SPOILER-FREE First Take, giving you our honest recommendation without revealing any major plot details.

⚠️ WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! ⚠️

After the spoiler-free discussion, we swing into our full Digging Deeper review, where Ronin breaks down:

Whether you're a lifelong Marvel comic reader or just love superhero movies, this review offers a behind-the-scenes perspective from someone who has worked inside the comic book movie industry.

👍 If you enjoy honest superhero reviews, insider stunt analysis, comic book discussions, and Marvel breakdowns, be sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell for more episodes of Deadsville Hero Talk!

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Deadsville host Ronin James delivers a spoiler-free, out-of-theater drive-home review of Don't Move (2026), the creature feature adaptation of James Murray's novel. He sets the scene: a church camping trip that runs into a giant prehistoric spider and the usual creature-feature setup of characters getting picked off one by one.

Ronin praises the cast—noting solid performances from actors like Tom Cavanaugh and Rob Riggle—but criticizes the adaptation for thin dialogue, predictable character beats, and an overlong setup. He felt the movie spent too much time on human drama and cliché trauma-bonding before the monster becomes a real presence.

When the spider does appear, close-up CGI and a few effective jump scares work at times, but many kills happen off-screen or are obscured, reducing the expected visceral creature thrills. Practical effects are present but underwhelming, and the film's suspense and staging in the woods don’t fully capitalize on the premise.

Ronin’s takeaway: the movie is middling—watchable but disappointing given the concept and talent involved. He assigns a "splatometer" rating of 3 for on-screen gore and an overall score of 5/10. His recommendation: support horror if you want to, but consider catching it cheaper (midweek discounts) or waiting for streaming.

He also notes a possible full spoiler review with co-host Steph Infection once the film is streaming, and encourages listeners to follow Deadsville Horror and Hero Talk for more coverage.