Join Luke, Mitchell, and Vonn as they don their eyeliner and white face paint to embark on a vengeance-filled crusade! This week, they're kicking off their pairing of corvid movies and talking 1994's The Crow. This movie's got a murderer's row of character actors and style coming out the wazoo. While it can't rain all the time, every night is Devil's Night in the High & Low Dungeon!

Tune in next week when they round out the category with 2024's The Crow.

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Join Luke, Mitchell and Vonn as they discuss The Conqueror, the film where John Wayne portrays Temujin, the man who would become Genghis Khan. Besides the absurd casting, this Howard Hughes produced catastrophe is perhaps best known for being filmed near a nuclear test site, which gave most of the cast and crew cancer. A true nuclear bomb of a film! 

The Conqueror was directed by Dick Powell and also stars Susan Hayward, Agnes Moorhead and Pedro Armendariz. 

*This episode is dedicated to the great nation and peoples of Mongolia. If we offended anyone in any way, please accept our sincere apologies and assurance that you may freely insult any of our Canadian national heroes such as Wilfred Laurier, John A. MacDonald, and Justin Trudeau. 

The song you hear at the end is titled In Praise of Genghis Khan. *

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Howdy Pilgrims and welcome to part one of a High & Low John Wayne pairing! In this episode Mitchell, Vonn, and Luke take to the high plains when they watch the much revered John Ford cowpoke picture The Searchers, starring John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Vera Miles, Ward Bond, and Natalie Wood! Then, don't forget to come back next week to see John Wayne take on the role of Genghis Khan in The Conqueror!

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Join  Luke, Mitchell, and Vonn this week as they  close out their second annual House of Horror by talking about Howling II: Your Sister Is A Werewolf. How much werewolf lore can one movie pile on? Are we due for a Reb Brown-assaince? Just how many people’s sisters are werewolves here? 

All that, plus our hair raising vote on which werewolf movie we’re mooning over: Howling II or An American Werewolf in London

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Mitchell, Luke and Vonn sink their canines into John Landis' comedy-horror classic An American Werewolf in London as this week's "high" feature. Stay tuned for part 2 where the boys pounce on Howling 2: Your Sister is a Werewolf. 

Which one should be put down? Which one is leader of the pack? Join us in the High & Low Halloween House of Horrors to find out. 

CW: If you or anyone you know is thinking about self-harm or suicide in Canada, call or text 9-9-8 any time. 

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Mitchell, Luke, and Vonn brave the high seas, sailing their trusty High & Low fishing vessel from the choppy waters of the Black Lagoon to the salmony shores of Noyo, California! Tonight, the three spirited spelunkers watch the Roger Corman produced, Barbara Peeters directed Humanoids from the Deep (1980), starring Doug McClure, Ann Turkel, Vic Morrow, Cindy Weintraub, and Anthony Pena! What horror awaits in part two of this riveting exploration of fish faced fiends?!

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Grab your Aqua-Lungs and fins, because High & Low's Second Annual House of Horror is going underwater this week. Join Luke, Mitchell, and Vonn as they dive deeper into their exploration of classic movie monsters to discuss 1954's Creature From the Black Lagoon. Tune in to learn all about the benefits of le gooning in a lagoon, proper winch management, and 46 reasons you should carry a metric ton of poison on your riverboat. 

Next week, they're plumbing the depths further to talk 1980's Humanoids From the Deep. 

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The High & Low House of Horrors continues with Part 2 of our Frankenstein series which is sure to be a mockery of God. 

This week, Vonn Ghoulziola, MitcHELL and Spook discuss Frank Henenlotter's cult classic "Frankenhooker" starring Patty Mullen and James Lorinz.  

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Halloween season has begun, and the High and Low Movie show is going old-school for its annual Howltoberween Spookfest, where they take a gander at some old Universal Monster classics!

Join Mitchell, Luke, and Vonn on an astonishingly sane journey to create life from a patchwork corpse in a mockery of God and man. Then, the podcaster will watch a movie, maybe James Whale's 1931 masterpiece, Frankenstein, starring Boris Karloff as the mysterious monster, along with Colin Clive, Mae Clarke, John Boles, Edward Van Sloan, and Frederick Kerr. 

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Put a thumbtack on teacher's chair and switch your name tags around, because we're talking about The Substitute (1996). Join Luke, Mitchell, and Vonn as they tag along with Tom Beringer and his jolly gang of mercenaries while they bring a high school gang run by a Ghostbuster and the top selling salsa artist of all time to its knees. 

Tune in to find out which Bad Teacher Feature reigns supreme between Lean on Me (1989) and The Substitute (1996).

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