Drag Mitch To Hell

We're back to raise a Lil Hell! During this episode, Mitch takes about the Up documentary films and Stefan shares his thoughts on the Mitch recommended Riders of Justice as well as a VHS '94 and Dexter: New Blood. The two then dive into our main subjects... Last Night In Soho and the new Showtime series Yellowjackets. We also have a listener poll at the end of the episode for anyone brave souls that make it until the end. Give us your suggestions! Follow us on Instagram @Terminalburrower

On this episode, we're going to prison with 1991's Wedlock. This is a wonderful slice of b-movie, which stars such amazing talent like Rutger Hauer, Joan Chen, Mimi Rogers, Steven Tobolowski and Sam Remar. Listen as the gang discusses their own brushes with the law, 90's fashion, and "key pouches." Find out of this oddball good-bad movie drags Mitch to Hell!

We have one more Halloween-tinged episode for you folks! On this episode of Lil Hell we discuss the zeitgeisty Squid Games, Midnight Mass, Old, Someone's Inside Your House, Seance, Candyman (2021) & Halloween Kills. 

We also reveal what our next movie is! Stay tuned to find out. 

It's October! To celebrate, we're kicking off the Halloween season with, well, Halloween III: Season of The Witch. Will the absence of Michael Myers be enough to lose Mitch? Will he be able to tolerate the obnoxious Silver Shamrock jingle? Listen and find out! Also on the episode, Mitch and Jovana answer the hard-hitting question: Tom Atkins, hot or not? I also mispronounce Quatermass on this episode. Whatever. Fight me.

Lil Hell is back! On this go-around, schedules have aligned, allowing Jovana to join forces. Mitch strongarms me into watching American Animals (2018), and I counter by forcing him to watch The Empty Man (2020). Yeah, it has a terrible name, but I promise it doesn't deserve the large swath of negative reviews and the pretty sad release it was given. Jovana talks religio-spiritual thematics with The Master (2012) and A Serious Man (2009). Full disclosure: this episode ends in exasperation with my rant on how terrible a movie Malignant is. It's a position I will not yield. I also arrive at a whole other place, a place I never imagined I'd be -- a pro-piracy place. Hear me out.

If you can listen beyond that (hi-five) then you will be properly rewarded as we reveal what our next Halloween-tinged film is going to be!

On this episode, Stefan forces Mitch to watch his first John Waters film -- Serial Mom (1994). Find out if he hated his time! Coincidentally, Jovana published an article on this film in Cleo (link below), so also check that out! Also on this episode, the film pals tangent into stories from high school, which includes a committed performance in Hamlet, and the time Stefan saw a dead body. Enjoy!

Jovana's article:

http://cleojournal.com/2016/08/18/cant-stop-wont-stop-compulsion-and-comedy-in-serial-mom/

Lil Hell is... back! On this casual episode, we discuss the most glorious television program to have ever graced the cathode ray tube... F-BOY ISLAND! If that's too far removed from our genre fare, we also gush over the criminally underseen Canadian film, Siege (1983), before moving on over to the WW2 submarine supernatural thriller Below (2002). Also discussed: Shadow In The Clouds, The Oak Room, The Dead Zone and Riders of Justice.

For this episode, we've opened a portal to a demonic realm with 1987's The Gate. This slice of satanic panic horror is a childhood gem for me, and I'm hoping Mitch, who doesn't have an ounce of nostalgia for this flick, will absolutely hate every second of it. Listen to find out!

Welcome to the first of many generalist episodes... LIL HELL. Smaller. Faster. Cuter? After each of our more traditional movie episodes, we'll now have a Lil Hell drop where we offer reviews/recommendations of media we've been consuming (movies, television, books, graphic novels, etc.). At the end of these interstitial episodes, we'll reveal what our next movie will be, so stay tuned. 

Covered on this episode: Lake Mungo, No Sudden Move, Love Island, Too Hot To Handle, Devs, Censor, and our main event, Fear Street (1994 & 1978)

On our season 2 opener, we're forcing poor Mitch to gaze into the cathode ray tube and watch David Cronenberg's Videodrome. Find out whether or not Mitch has ended up in Hell! The gang also talks kink, censorship, and Ontario film history!