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We kick off the New Year with this streaming rom-com about two "20-somethings" that decide to avoid the awkwardness of casual dating by spending each holiday together without catching feelings for each other (Good Luck!)

Nothing says Christmas like Tom Cruise visiting a mysterious masked s*x party! Join us as we take a trip where the rainbow ends where we discuss the final film of Stanley Kubrick and Angel tries to explain why he like it so much.

It's the Christmas season so we figured what better way to return than watching Santa Clause kill people with his bare hands. David Harbour stars as Santa himself in a movie that is cheesy enough to be a family film, but gory enough that you could not let a child anywhere near it.

David Gordon Green and Danny McBride's Halloween sequel trilogy ends with "The Corey Cunningham Story (featuring Michael Myers and Laurie Strode)"

We have such rebooted sights to show you. Following the success of the Predator reboot "Prey" earlier this year, Hulu is back with another re-imagining of a horror franchise.

Spooky season is upon us so we figured what better way to make our grand return than to put together a list of 10 of our favorite scary movie moments to celebrate our love of horror movies and to get us all in the Halloween spirit early and it includes many films that have already been discussed on the show! We got the idea for this episode from Bravo and Shudder who have excellent talking heads documentaries on this. 

We're about a month late but finally talking Jordan Peele's UFO epic. 

Our discussion on the Black Phone got us down the path of another Ethan Hawke starring horror film from the early. 2010s. In this film he plays a true crime novelist who moves his family into a murder house to find inspiration for his next great book. If The Shining has taught us anything, it's that moving your family into a notorious murder property to write a book will never bring favorable results. Join us this week as we talk Sinister.

We're back at the theater for this week's movie. The latest Blumhouse horror flick takes us back to 1979 where we follow a kid names Finney, an often bullied quiet kid in his Denver suburb. When a frightening serial killer named The Grabber (played by the excellent Ethan Hawke) kidnaps Finney and locks him in his basement, he finds an old Black Phone (GET IT?!) that may be his only way out.