<p>Returning director, Henry Selick (Monkeybone, Nightmare Before Christmas) hits us this week with the spooky stop-motion, modern classic, Coraline. Adapted from the Neil Gaiman book of the same name, we follow a girl of the same name into the perfect reality she'd always dreamed of. But with all perfection, usually comes a heavy price. In Coraline's case, perfection might just cost her her soul. Ooooohhhhh *waggles fingers all spookily*</p>

Returning director, Henry Selick (Monkeybone, Nightmare Before Christmas) hits us this week with the spooky stop-motion, modern classic, Coraline. Adapted from the Neil Gaiman book of the same name, we follow a girl of the same name into the perfect reality she'd always dreamed of. But with all perfection, usually comes a heavy price. In Coraline's case, perfection might just cost her her soul. Ooooohhhhh *waggles fingers all spookily*

FAF Singles: Coraline

Every month we pick an actor, then we pick two movies that star that actor. We talk about both films ad nauseum, then finally, we attempt to fuse them together and create a coherent script. Does it always work? No. But if anyone can do it, it's married couple Julian and Diana Gaytan and their esteemed producer Brandon Milligan. 

In amidst the fusions, which are usually our longest episodes, we also have 2 other shows sprinkled into the mix. FAF Singles, a single discussion about (normally) one film, and FAF Mortem, a single discussion on (normally) one film that has gore and violence.

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Every month we pick an actor, then we pick two movies that star that actor. We talk about both films ad nauseum, then finally, we attempt to fuse them together and create a coherent script. Does it always work? No. But if anyone can do it, it's married couple Julian and Diana Gaytan and their esteemed producer Brandon Milligan. In amidst the fusions, which are usually our longest episodes, we also have 2 other shows sprinkled into the mix. FAF Singles, a single discussion about (normally) one film, and FAF Mortem, a single discussion on (normally) one film that has gore and violence.

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