Fetch your broomsticks and come along with Mitchell, Luke, and Vonn as they scratch their itch witch on the season premiere of the First Annual High & Low House of Horror! This episode, our coven is covering a couple of witchy movies. First up is Robert Eggers’ modern masterpiece The Witch (2015). Then they get into the Disney Halloween favourite Hocus Pocus (1993). Tune in to find out if the gang can find out witch way is up and witch way is down. 

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Join Mitchell, Luke, and Vonn as they brew some potions and craft some tinctures while discussing two witchy movies in the season sceamiere of High & Low's First Annual House of Horrors. Here's a sneak peak of their discussion on The Vetch (2015) and Hocus Pocus (1993).

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Join Luke, Vonn and Mitchell as they discuss two movies about juvenile gangs. First up is Francis Ford Copolla’s “The Outsiders” (1983), followed by Jack Hill’s “Switchblade Sisters” (1975)!

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Don your bulletproof pants and join Vonn, Luke, and Mitchell on a top secret mission to exotic international locales. If the High & Low crew fail to watch two spy thrillers in the allotted time there could be dire consequences for civilization as we know it!

First up on the dossier: Timothy Dalton's James Bond must face off against Robert Davi and Benicio Del Toro as ruthless South American drug lords in the eely shocking Licence to Kill (1989)!

Then the boys cross international waters in a mission to Hong Kong when they're tasked with watching Stephen Chow's (Shaolin Soccer, Kung Fu Hustle) directorial debut, the 007 parody film From Beijing With Love (1994)! 

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Join Special Agents Mitchell, Vonn, and Luke, as they infiltrate deep into the heart of the spy thriller genre with a look at the James Bond adventure Licence to Kill (1989), and the Stephen Chow directed action-comedy From Beijing With Love (1994)! 

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Join Luke, Mitchell, and Vonn as they go over the rainbow to the magical land of Oz. Their first stop is Victor Fleming's 1939 classic The Wizard of Oz. Tune in to learn about the absolute hell the studio put Judy Garland and the rest of the cast ( but especially Judy Garland) through to make the most beloved movie of all time. 
 
Then they veer off the Yellow Brick Road into The Forest of Disappointment when they visit Sam Raimi's 2013 outing Oz the Great and Powerful. How is it possible that this movie's effects are barely better than Jumanji's? How is it that titular Great and Powerful is outclassed and outacted by everybody else in the movie, including a porcelain doll? Most importantly, how did this movie make $500 million?!
 
Hitch a ride on your nearest tornado and head on over to High & Low's discussion on Oz for the answers to all of this and more!

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A sneak preview for our upcoming full-length episode where we travel to the magical land of Oz and pit The Wizard of Oz (1939) against Oz the Great and Powerful (2013).

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Pull up a chair and have peek through the blinds with Vonn, Mitchell and Luke as they discuss two movies about peeping perverts who witness more than they bargained for. 

First up is Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 classic “Rear Window” starring James Stewart and Grace Kelly, followed by D.J. Caruso’s 2007 re-imagining “Disturbia” starring noted human pile of excrement, Shia LaBeouf. 

Ever wondered how the Princess of Monaco gave Jimmy Stewart lobster? Or what kind of ropes he used to escape captivity in WW2? Ever wondered what myriad uses there are for Coca-Cola besides quenching your thirst? Tune in to hear all this slander, libel, heresy, and much more!

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Sneak preview for next week's full-length episode where we discuss two movies about peeping toms: Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window" (1954) vs. the Shia LaBeouf vehicle "Disturbia" (2007)

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Join Mitchell, Vonn, and Luke as they compact their colons with 26 hotdogs while watching the flatulence free film outing from Peter Farrelly, Green Book (2018), starring the inimitable Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali!

Then, the High & Low gang go topsy-turvy in a whacky alternate dimension where black is white and white is black while watching White Man's Burden (1995), starring John Travolta and Harry Belafonte! 

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