Hate to Interrupt

In Episode 29 of Hate to Interrupt, we dive into the rage-fueled world of 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later—two landmark films that helped redefine zombie horror for the 21st century. We break down the gritty intensity of Danny Boyle’s original, its influence on the genre, and how the sequel expands the chaos on a larger scale.

Do both films hold up? Which one delivers the stronger scares, and what do they say about society in crisis? We explore the emotional weight, the brutal action, and the terrifying realism that makes these films so unforgettable.

Whether you're a longtime fan or revisiting these apocalyptic thrillers, this episode is packed with infection, intensity, and in-depth analysis. Tune in and join the horde!

• VHSGUY
• Stop Culture
• Ghoulif

In Episode 28 of Hate to Interrupt, we take a deep dive into the hauntingly meditative A Ghost Story. We break down its themes of time, grief, and existential dread—does it hit emotionally, or is it just pretentious?

Then, we switch gears to discuss Invincible, the animated superhero series that continues to push the genre forward. From its brutal action to its surprisingly deep character work, we explore what makes it stand out in a crowded superhero landscape.

A mix of slow-burn arthouse and high-energy superhero storytelling—this episode has something for everyone. Tune in and join the discussion!

• VHSGUY
• Stop Culture
• Ghoulif

In Episode 27 of Hate to Interrupt, we’re joined by special guest, YouTuber and filmmaker Jakob Ross! We sit down for an interview to discuss his work, his thoughts on filmmaking, and the ever-evolving world of cinema.

Then, we dive into his film pick, Fantastic Planet—a surreal, visually stunning animated classic that continues to fascinate audiences decades later. Finally, we break down Osgood Perkins' latest horror film, The Monkey, and discuss what makes his approach to horror so unique.

From indie filmmaking to mind-bending sci-fi and unsettling horror, this episode covers it all. Tune in and join the conversation!

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• VHSGUY
• Stop Culture
• Ghoulif

In Episode 26 of Hate to Interrupt, we tackle a packed lineup of new and cult-favorite films and shows. First, we break down the new Daredevil: Born Again series—can it live up to the original? Then, we check in on Invincible and discuss how the animated superhero epic continues to impress.

We also dive into Bong Joon-ho’s highly anticipated sci-fi film Mickey 17. Will it be another masterpiece from the Parasite director? And finally, we lighten things up with the over-the-top madness of Psycho Goreman, the ultimate mix of horror, comedy, and absurdity.

Superheroes, sci-fi, and B-movie brilliance—this episode has something for everyone. Tune in and join the conversation!

• VHSGUY
• Stop Culture
• Ghoulif

In Episode 25 of Hate to Interrupt, we welcome special guest Rendan Lovell for an in-depth conversation about film, YouTube, and his thoughts on the industry. We also dive into his movie pick, Krisha—a raw and emotionally intense drama that deserves more attention.

But that’s not all—we also break down the results of the 2025 Oscars! Which wins thrilled us? Which ones left us disappointed? We go through the biggest moments, surprises, and snubs from Hollywood’s biggest night.

A mix of deep-dive analysis, industry talk, and awards season reactions—this episode has it all. Tune in and join the discussion!

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• VHSGUY
• Stop Culture
• Ghoulif

In Episode 24 of Hate to Interrupt, we dive into The Empty Man, a film that flew under the radar but has since gained a cult following. At the recommendation of our guest host, Ghoulif, we break down this eerie, atmospheric horror movie, discussing its cryptic storytelling, unsettling atmosphere, and why it deserves more recognition.

Is The Empty Man an underrated gem or an overhyped mystery? We analyze its themes, scares, and what makes it stand out in the modern horror landscape. If you love deep-dive horror discussions, this episode is for you.

Tune in and join us for a creepy, thought-provoking conversation!

• VHSGUY
• Stop Culture
• Ghoulif

In Episode 23 of Hate to Interrupt, we break down Captain America: Brave New World and why it left us underwhelmed. From its story choices to the current state of the MCU, we discuss what went wrong and whether the franchise can still find its footing.

Then, to close out Romance Month on a high note, we revisit When Harry Met Sally, one of the greatest romantic comedies ever made. What makes it timeless? Why do rom-coms struggle to hit these highs today? We dig into its charm, performances, and why it still resonates decades later.

Superheroes and romance—this episode has both ends of the spectrum. Tune in and join the conversation!

• VHSGUY
• Stop Culture
• Ghoulif

In Episode 22 of Hate to Interrupt, we put on our fortune-teller hats and predict the box office futures of 2025’s biggest blockbusters. Will Jurassic World: Rebirth bring the dino franchise back to life? Can Pedro Pascal and Marvel’s Fantastic Four break the superhero fatigue? And will James Gunn’s Superman soar or stumble? We break down the hype, expectations, and potential success of these major releases.

But since it’s still Romance Month, we’re also taking a detour into the dreamy world of Chungking Express. Wong Kar-wai’s beautifully melancholic film captures love, loneliness, and fleeting connections like no other—so we discuss why it remains one of the most iconic romantic films ever made.

Big-budget predictions and intimate cinema—this episode has it all. Tune in and join the conversation!

• VHSGUY
• Stop Culture
• Ghoulif

In Episode 21 of Hate to Interrupt, we dive into Shane Carruth’s mind-bending sci-fi film Upstream Color. We break down its hypnotic visuals, complex narrative, and the themes of identity, connection, and control that make it such a unique cinematic experience.

But that’s not all—we also explore a fascinating trend in modern filmmaking: why do so many directors seem to avoid setting their stories in the present day? From period pieces to futuristic dystopias, we discuss the creative and cultural reasons behind this shift and what it says about our relationship with the modern world.

If you’re into thought-provoking films and big-picture movie discussions, this episode is for you. Tune in and join the conversation!

• VHSGUY
• Stop Culture
• Ghoulif

In Episode 20 of Hate to Interrupt, we dive into awards season with our Oscar predictions for this year’s biggest categories. From Best Picture hopefuls to potential surprises, we break down who we think will take home the gold and who might get snubbed.

Then, we take a turn into the world of Japanese cinema with a deep dive into Hideaki Anno’s Love & Pop (1998), a visually experimental and emotionally raw film exploring youth, loneliness, and societal pressures. We unpack its themes, unique filmmaking style, and why it remains a fascinating piece of cinematic history.

Whether you’re an awards-season fanatic or a fan of thought-provoking films, this episode has something for everyone.

Tune in for a lively discussion about the future of cinema and a hidden gem from the past!

• VHSGUY
• Stop Culture
• TimJongUn
• Ghoulif