Here comes the bride!

With Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut just around the corner, we decided that now would be the perfect time to cover The Bride of Frankenstein, a film that continues to impress and evolve more than 90 years after its release. 

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In the first installment of our regular feature we're calling 'The Confessional' Brian and Pat share what they've been watching including '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,' 'Nomads,' and 'Send Help' among many others. They also each drop a book recommendation. We will be dropping these hangout episodes in between our regular movie discussion episodes as often as possible and hope you enjoy the discussion.

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It's time for some Satanic Panic with Joe Dante's horror-comedy classic The Burbs. We discuss the roots of the 1980s Satanic Panic, the ways the film affected us as kids, that controversial ending, and much more. God we love this street!

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We grab our dusters and perch on our chairs to discuss the highly entertaining and rather confounding The Prophecy. Topics include that stacked cast, the convoluted motivations of the angels and the devil, the impeccable sense of style, and above all the incomparable Christopher Walken. We also pose a challenge to our listeners on that front. So join us for the most 90s of 90s religious horrors--it's one hell of a ride.

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For our first official episode, Brian and Pat are joined by author and teacher T.J. Tranchell to discuss one of the most effective Holy Terrors of recent years, HERETIC from 2023. We discuss the authenticity of the depiction of LDS missionaries, the veracity of the various arguments presented in the film, and how Hugh Grant gave us the best ever performance of "Creep." Like the movie, the discussion is at times deep, at times funny, and we hope enlightening and entertaining.

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Welcome to Holy Terrors. In this episode Brian and Pat introduce themselves and discuss how the show came to be. They share a little about their own backgrounds with faith, religion, and spirituality before naming 5 Holy Terrors each that they look forward to discussing on future episodes.

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A quick idea of what we're all about.

March means awards season in the movie world so here on Movies for Life we're doing a couple episodes in the month of March having to do with the Oscars. For today's episode, we've chosen a couple of our personal favorite movies from the Oscars' history of Best Picture winners! First we discuss Michele's choice, the Best Picture winner of 1940 - Alfred Hitchcock's REBECCA. It's definitely not your typical romance story, and we have a great time breaking down all the wildly interesting characters and salacious plot points in this wonderful adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's novel. Then we move on to another amazing film from another amazing director for Brian's pick, the Best Picture winner of 1960 - Billy Wilder's THE APARTMENT. A movie as equally daring as REBECCA, this one is also emotionally moving while tackling some serious subjects, all of it spearheading by great directing and powerhouse performances from Jack Lemmon, Shirley MacLaine, and Fred MacMurray. Thank you all so much for listening and enjoy the show!

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'Ello, snotfaces! Welcome back to Movies for Life where this week we have a wonderful double feature of two movies with very sweet messages at their core, but at the same time are also dealing with some serious stuff. It's all about the power of the imaginary friend and what they represent and can do for just about everyone around them. First up for discussion is Brian's choice of the absolute classic, a movie starring one of the podcast's most talked about actors Jimmy Stewart, 1950's HARVEY. Then it's a childhood classic for Michele's pick, the zany and imaginative DROP DEAD FRED from 1991. We have much more focused discussions about both of these films that hopefully get to the deep meaning that is truly behind them both, so we really hope you enjoy the conversation! 

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