Dark Light (2019) is about aliens, and Brightburn (2019) is about AN alien. Actually there might only be one in Dark Light too, I'm not sure.

It's the landmark 100th episode of our podcast! Cry Wolf (2005) is about high school drama and lies, while Crying Wolf 3D (2015) is the werewolf movie you expected when you heard the title Cry Wolf.

Today, we put you in Detention twice with Detention (2011) and Detention (2019). Maybe you should've thought before you acted, mister.

Welcome back to the Hoedown! This year you're in for a treat - two movies in every episode! First up: The Blob and its remake. What's better? Strawberry jam or tentacles?

To finish up 2020's Halloween, I spent all of Halloween day (sort of) watching movies nonstop. Join us, spoiler-FREE this time, for quick reviews of 11 movies, and a little bit of reminiscing about a month of joy in the midst of a year of terror.

To round out our year of movies, we like to hit a classic. So this year, it's "Candyman" (1992)! Candyman Candyman Candyman Candyman.

Riveting action just in the title alone! "A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night" (2014) is a black and white film, made in America, that is entirely Iranian. And that's the least confusing part.

"The Food of the Gods" (1976) is based on a portion of a novel by H.G. Wells! The portion with giant rats and chickens.

"Final Prayer" (2013) is about Vatican dudes checking out a miracle in a podunk town, via the miracle of found footage!

Just like it sounds, "Uncle Sam" (1996) is indeed the story of an undead Gulf War soldier who comes back to murder anybody who disrespects the USA, or just offends him mildly. And this guy's got a nephew. And is named Sam.