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Two years after writing and directing his Oscar winning debut film, Jordan Peele is back with his latest vision of terror. After tackling tense race relations in a Post-Obama era with Get Out (2017), This time the villain of the movie is... Us. Join us this week and our special guest Miguel aka @the_rev_addict as we discuss some of the deeper potential meaning in the first great horror film of 2019.

In the 90s a big trend became reviving classing Universal Monster movies with star studded casts. This decade gave us Gary Oldman as Count Dracula, Robert De Niro as the Frankenstein monster, and in 1999, Javi's Action Bae Brenden Frasier starred in the reboot to the Mummy.

We go over the origins of this project and how it differs to the final product. Please join for our long awaited review of The Mummy!

In the 90s a big trend became reviving classing Universal Monster movies with star studded casts. This decade gave us Gary Oldman as Count Dracula, Robert De Niro as the Frankenstein monster, and in 1999, Javi's Action Bae Brenden Frasier starred in the reboot to the Mummy.

We go over the origins of this project and how it differs to the final product. Please join for our long awaited review of The Mummy!

Fly with us on the wings of Pazuzu as your hosts review one of the worst sequels, and perhaps one of the worst movies of all time.

4 years after William Friedkin adapted William Peter Blatty's classic novel, Warner Bros. studios decided to use all the same thought leadership that probably developed the DCEU to put out this pile of flaming hot trash that re-unites us with Regan McNeil as she continues her battle with a demon who possessed her in the original film.

Gone are the days of head turning terror and pea soup vomit, and in its place is James Earl Jones in locust cosplay, and Max Von Sydow cashing a paycheck. Join us as we review the ill-conceived sequel to The Exorcist (1973).

Fly with us on the wings of Pazuzu as your hosts review one of the worst sequels, and perhaps one of the worst movies of all time.

4 years after William Friedkin adapted William Peter Blatty's classic novel, Warner Bros. studios decided to use all the same thought leadership that probably developed the DCEU to put out this pile of flaming hot trash that re-unites us with Regan McNeil as she continues her battle with a demon who possessed her in the original film.

Gone are the days of head turning terror and pea soup vomit, and in its place is James Earl Jones in locust cosplay, and Max Von Sydow cashing a paycheck. Join us as we review the ill-conceived sequel to The Exorcist (1973).

The 2001 sequel to Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park (1993) and The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) takes us back to site B for a 90 min monster movie feautiring a new Dinosaur King in the Spinosaurus and crotchety Alan Grant.

You b*tches ready for a dinosaur fight? Join your hosts in their most contentious episode so far where we discuss if we like Jurassic Park III!

The 2001 sequel to Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park (1993) and The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) takes us back to site B for a 90 min monster movie feautiring a new Dinosaur King in the Spinosaurus and crotchety Alan Grant.

You b*tches ready for a dinosaur fight? Join your hosts in their most contentious episode so far where we discuss if we like Jurassic Park III!

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In 2003, Hollywood outsider Tommy Wiseau set out to make the next great American drama with his friend Greg Sestero. This film revolves around a love triangle between Johnny, his future wife Lisa, and his best friend Mark.

This film was universally derided and is considered one of the worst movies of all time. It's so terrible that it now has a cult following where hoards of fans gather to quote the film and thrown plastic spoons at it. Join your hosts as they venture into the darkest recesses of "The Room".

Oh Hi listeners.

In 2003, Hollywood outsider Tommy Wiseau set out to make the next great American drama with his friend Greg Sestero. This film revolves around a love triangle between Johnny, his future wife Lisa, and his best friend Mark.

This film was universally derided and is considered one of the worst movies of all time. It's so terrible that it now has a cult following where hoards of fans gather to quote the film and thrown plastic spoons at it. Join your hosts as they venture into the darkest recesses of "The Room".

After the first major DC Movie disaster that was Batman & Robin, the Dark Knight was truly dead on film. In 2003, the indie director of Memento, Christopher Nolan, embarked on the journey of bringing Batman's origin story on film for the first time.

Largely adapted from the Frank Miller graphic novel "Batman: Year One", this movie launched the concept of the "reboot" and would leave a lasting imprint on the Comic Book movie genre that is still felt and imitated to this day. Join us this week as we review Nolan's 2005 classic, Batman Begins.