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On this special Christmas episode of the podcast, Adam and Kevin welcome Ken Bakely back on the show to review four international Christmas films from Canada (Mon oncle Antoine), France (Santa Claus is Garbage), Hong Kong (Merry Christmas), and Australia (Crackers).
00:02:07 - Mon oncle Antoine review
00:18:28 - Santa is Garbage review
00:38:40 - Merry Christmas review
00:55:40 - Crackers review
01:18:00 - New releases
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Adam and Kevin finally get caught up with Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird, and discuss one of this year's most talked about indies. Other films discussed include Maison du Bonheur, The Lure, Snowy Bing Bongs, Mudbound, Personal Shopper, The Voyeur, and Nocturama.
00:01:00 - Lady Bird review
00:20:48 - Watch list
00:53:07 - New releases
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This week, Adam and Kevin review the much talked about Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. Other films discussed include The Post, Mudbound, The Shape of Water, Edge of Alchemy, and The Disaster Artist.
00:03:10 - Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri review
00:22:46 - Watch list
00:37:49 - New releases
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This week, in honor of National Pie Day, Ryan watches the horror film Thinner from 1996.
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This week on this show, Adam and Kevin have three indie reviews lined up with two comedies featuring Noel Wells, Mr. Roosevelt and Infinity Baby, alongside Theodore Collatos' Tormenting the Hen. Other films discussed include A Woman, A Part, Thelma, and Justice League.
00:01:03 - Mr. Roosevelt review
00:16:12 - Infinity Baby review
00:30:22 - Tormenting the Hen review
00:46:40 - Watch list
01:02:36 - New releases
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In honor of National Carbonated Beverage With Caffeine Day this week, Ryan watches The Coca-Cola Kid from 1985.
Ryan's Score: 1/10
Ryan's Synopsis: "There’s a house in the roof."
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This week, Adam and Kevin taker a look at two new movies hitting VOD with Takashi Miike's Blade of the Immortal and Josh and Benny Safdie's Good Time. Other films discussed include After Hours, A Bride for Rip Van Winkle, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and Mayhem.
00:05:18 - Blade of the Immortal review
00:31:20 - Good Time review
00:47:35 - Watch list
01:04:22 - New releases
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This week on the show, Adam and Kevin take a look at two indie films released this week with Princess Cyd and Most Beautiful Island. Other stuff discussed includes Pete's Dragon (2016), Brimstone & Glory, The House on Sorority Row, Hellraiser: Revelations,Thor: Ragnarok, and Brigsby Bear.
00:07:15 - Princess Cyd review
00:20:16 - Most Beautiful City review
00:38:39 - Watch list
01:01:24 - New releases
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In honor of National Housewife's Day and National Chicken Lady Day coming up this week, Ryan watches the romantic comedy Hello Again from 1987.
Ryan's Score: 5/10
Ryan's Synopsis: "We live in a hash tag world."
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It's our favorite time of year once again and this year we decided to theme the show around first and last films from three directors in horror. Film Pulse contributor Ken Bakely makes his podcast debut with Adam and Kevin to review Mario Bava's Black Sunday and Shock, Clive Barker's Hellraiser and Lord of Illusions, and Jennifer Chambers Lynch's Boxing Helena and Chained.
00:03:25 - Black Sunday review
00:13:25 - Shock review
00:32:13 - Hellraiser review
00:58:34 - Lord of Illusions review
01:18:54 - Boxing Helena review
01:35:59 - Chained review
01:51:33 - New releases
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