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John Wick is back, baby! John Wick: Chapter 4 spoiler free review and discussion! And then we disuss Sam Raimi's Evil Dead II : Dead by Dawn (1987), PLUS, on the heels of the news that Robert Downey Jr. may act in a remake of Alfred Hitchcock's infamous Vertigo, we go DEEP into the masterpiece from 1958, Vertigo! Vertigo is regarded by so many film polls as the number 1 movie ever made, do we agree? And if so, why!? 

The pairing of Keanu Reeves and director Chad Stahelski is a marriage made in cinema heaven! The John Wick franchise seemingly can't miss, neither can Mr. Wick, but does Chapter 4 live up to the hype and praise it is already been given-  greatest American action movie ever!? Or does the franchise finally lose steam? Find out in our John Wick 4 SPOILER FREE movie review!

Up next, a movie that needs NO introduction, the cult classic 80s horror icon: Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn aka Evil Dead 2! Ash is back, baby, and better than ever in the iconic second iteration of Evil Dead. Some say it is the best of the franchise and the restart that gave it life and legs! Others in the UK, when Evil Dead 2 was released, called it a Nasty Nelly or a Video Nasty as it was actually named. We discuss the infamous history of this movie, and why it didn't belong in that category at all. We deep dive into the talent behind the camera, the magic and real effects on screen, and just what made this cabin in the woods and The One Who Fell From the Sky still talked about nearly 40 years later! Horror fans, GET IN HERE! 

In 2012, the pinnacle of cinema that is Citizen Kane.. after 50 years, was finally dethroned as Sight and Sound's greatest movie of all time! By which film you ask? None other than Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo (1958)! Part detective procedural, part ghost story, part murder mystery, and ALL of a MASTERPIECE, Vertigo is a movie that invites discussion and journey, full of intrigue and forces re-watches! It is difficult to even pen words in regards to Vertigo, but at the same time Hitchcock creates surprisingly approachable films that are just an absolute BLAST to take part in. Movies are our favorite art form, and Hitchcock has done more to influence the art of filmmaking maybe than any other director EVER, and this film is the epitome of that and potentially Hitchcock's pièce de ré·sis·tance!  

Come join us as we adventure through John Wick: Chapter 4, Evil Dead II, and Vertigo! I mean, come on, there is something in this episode for everybody! And there is everything in it for FILM LOVERS! 

Shazam! Fury of the Gods, aka Shazam 2, SPOILER FREE review and discussion! Plus we travel back to the amazing 80s and revisit Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead (1981), and then John Wick series reviewed and ranked in anticipation for John Wick: Chapter 4!

First up is Shazam! As the long (ish) awaited sequel is finally here, David Sandberg's brings up more Billy Batson, a lot more Freddy Freeman, and even new comer Anthea played by Rachel Zegler! Adam Brody as Super Hero Freddy brings the charisma and laughs, Djimon Hounsou, Helen Mirren, and the great Lucy Liu usher us into the next chapter of this DC superhero's saga- don't miss our spoiler free review! 

Was this film able to be saved from the upcoming Gunn saga and the potential wasteland it could find itself in? Come find out. Also, Gunn's DCU is going to slay- we talk about it briefly.

All horror fans here, this film needs no introduction, but I'm going to give it one anyway- say hello to the godfather of B-horror movie madness.. Sam Raimi's infamous The Evil Dead! This movie terrorized screens everywhere in 1981, large in part thanks to Bruce Campbell putting up his family's Michigan home to come up with the case to convert this movie to 35mm due to theatrical regulations- and boy what an investment! Come join us as we revisit all of the bloody camp goodness and get hype for the next Evil Dead entry- EVIL DEAD RISE!

And last, but certainly not least.. John Wick, John Wick 2, John Wick 3, and hype for John Wick: Chapter 4!  We review, deep dive, and rank all of the John Wick films! Come join us as we adventure through what makes these action flicks so special, the magic behind their staying power, and the power of the dog. John Wick is America's answer to Kungfu, GUNFU! We go deep on what made Chad Stahelski and Keanu Reeve's John Wick have such an impact back in 2014, and why the newest iteration of Mr. Wick may just save the Q1 box office! 

Name's Wick, Jonathan Wick! 

Scream 6 SPOILER FREE movie review! And we discuss the 2023 Oscars- The Super Bowl for cinephiles!  From best picture winner to best snubs, to the Academy Award's biggest surprises, to the greatest moments- we cover everything OSCARS! Everything Everywhere All at Once, to All Quiet on the Western Front, Elvis, Brendan Fraser, and so much more! 

What’s your favorite scary movie!?  Well, what about favorite Scream movie?  Nothing touches Wes Craven’s 1996 meta-slasher masterpiece, and until Scream 6 nothing touched the ‘97 sequel. 

Ya, I said it. 

Incredible cold open, NYC truly used to the film’s advantage with a wild atmosphere, fun set pieces, and super creative chase scenes that only the Big Apple could provide. 

This movie also ups the ante on the lore of Ghostface, adding her another layer to the fandom within the fandom.

This move is brutal, incredibly well-acted, and although the 3rd act is a bit uneven.. you won’t see it coming. SCREAM IS BACK, BABY! Or is it? LISTEN AND FIND OUT!

And then it is the 2023 Oscars! From the big five to animation, we cover the best moments of the Oscars and debate the winners and nominees- come along for the ride! We cover Everything Everywhere All at Once, Brendan Fraser, GDT's Pinocchio, Shortround (bread) and Han Solo's embrace (Indy, I know), and all of the drama and intrigue in-between. The Oscars truly are the movie lovers Super Bowl, so come spend some time with us and we discuss why that is and what truly makes the Oscars and these films so special. 

Creed 3 / III Movie Review, spoiler free, and the Scream movie franchise reviewed and ranked as we get ready for the next iteration- Scream 6 : Ghostface takes Manhatten! Or just Scream VI.

From Michael B. Jordan's directorial debut, to Wes Craven's 1996 meta-slasher masterpiece, we get together and review, discuss, and laugh our way through some truly awesome movies, and maybe some that aren't so much- but it's still fun, come along for the ride!

Up first, Creed 3!  Spoiler free review of Creed 3, the $100 million dollar opening weekend movie shattering all sports movies that have come before it. Do the punches land, does Jonathan Majors continue to hit enormously hard, and does Apollo's son still have some fight left in him? Come along and find out! 

This next part was a TON of fun! As huge horror film aficionados, we look for any excuse to revisit Woodsboro and anything Wes Craven; so ranking the Scream films was an absolute treat. Starting with the legendary 1996 film straight out of the 90s zeitgeist, SCREAM! We then embark from there to Scream 2, Scream 3, Scream 4, and you guessed it... Scream.  (5). We even discuss the upcoming Scream 6! Don't miss it!

Come take the journey through the 90s and 2000s with us as we revisit some of the most iconic scenes and characters in horror cinema history, and see where they stack as they duke it out against one another! 

Hello amazing people, let's dive into Cocaine Bear, All Quiet on the Western Front, and Scream 2! Spoiler free review of Cocaine Bear and All Quiet on the Western Front, up for 5 Oscars by the way, and then an awesome journey through Wes Craven's sequel to his 1996 masterpiece, Scream 2!

First up, spoiler free movie review of Elizabeth Banks' highly anticipated wild dark comedy COCAINE BEAR! In a box office lacking tentpole titles, the smaller horror pictures are truly carrying! From Terrifier 2, Skinamarink, M3gan, and now Cocaine Bear, these smaller budget indie horror flicks are making big waves, and Cocaine Bear is another crazy and unique addition to this cast of films. I mean come on, a bear does coke, get in here already!

Up next, All Quiet on the Western Front. You should listen to our spoiler free review of this 2023 Oscar Best Picture contender just to watch Bobby and I transition from Cocaine Bear to All Quiet on the Western Front. The 1930 iteration did win best picture Oscar, but can the 2022 German directed film live up to the hype?! Come find out as we adventure, spoiler free, through Edward Berger's anti-war potential masterpiece found only on Netflix. 

What's your favorite scary movie sequel!? SCREAM 2 you say?  Wes Craven's infamous meta-slasher Scream deserved a sequel, so here it is! More meta, higher body count, and another ride through the 90s but this time on a college campus. What's not to love!?  The return of Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Jamie Kennedy, PLUS newcomers Omar Epps, Jada Pinkett Smith, Heather Graham, Lieve Schreiber, Elise Neal, and Timothy Olyphant! The cast kills, pun, and so does this sequel. Listen along with us as we take a drive back through 1997 with our beloved cast from Westboro, I mean Woodsboro, to keep us company! From easter eggs to deeper philosophical meaning woven throughout the film, from the Odyssey to Freddy Kreuger, let's dive right into one of the most infamous horror sequels of all time! 

True 1st episode, come with us and let's make history! We review Skinamarink, Knock at the Cabin, and Banshees of Inisherin. 
 
 First up, Skinamarink (2023), directed by Kyle Edward Ball (We cover some WILD theories). Then we have Shyamalan's Knock at the Cabin (2023), and then we finish with Oscar Best Picture contender  Banshees of Inisherin (2022) deep dive!

Skinamarink is a dark and twisted voyeur into your childhood house but with a twist.. what if the noises that surround you as you fall asleep to the buzzing of the TV, the light it emits enveloping you, protecting you from the darkness. What if those sounds actually are sinister? What if the darkness is actually hiding something?

Skinamarink is an experimental horror movie by Kyle Edward Ball that will undoubtedly be polarizing, but I encourage you to watch it, experience it at night, in a theater…. And let your imagination run wild.

Knock at the Cabin is Shyamalan's next iteration of cryptic apocalyptic goodness (potentially), so you know we had to see it! Adapted from the novel Cabin at the End of the World by Paul G. Tremblay, M. Knight takes us on a journey to the edge of humanity where you are kept guessing and truly contemplative of the possibility.. is Dave Bautista crazy.. or are he, Ron (Rupert) and the gang actually speaking truth. Is the end of the world truly upon us?

Last but NO WAY is it least, Banshees of Inisherin! Oscar best picture frontrunner and just an all-around brilliant film,  The shots were paintings, the acting other worldly, and the writing and language poetry. Watch the movie, take the lonely journey, and see how you feel afterwords. Contender in the upcoming Oscars and we would LOVE for you to join us on our deep dive and movie review! 

Come join us on our 1st episode ever! We discuss and review John Hyam's Sick (2023), Mark Mylod's The Menu (2022), and Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio (2022). 
 
 First up is Sick, now streaming on Peacock, starring Gideon Adlon, Bethlehem Million, and Dylan Sprayberry. Sick is a pandemic era slasher, a lot of buzz upon it's Friday the 13th January release of this year, and for good reason. Parker and her best friend decide to quarantine at the beautiful family lake house, but ... they are not alone. A fun slasher in a gorgeous setting, come join us in the discussion! 
 
 Next we review Mark Mylod's The Menu, starring Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Nicholas Hoult.  The Menu is streaming now on HBO Max, go ahead and go watch it if you haven't! In The Menu we follow a young couple as they travel to a remote island to eat at a HIGHLY exclusive restaurant ran by a genius/tyrannical chef, played exquisitely by Ralph Fiennes, but the menu in which he has prepared is.. shocking. Journey with us through this fun, highly original film!
 
 And we finish with a BANGER, Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio! Directed by GDT and Mark Gustafson, with incredible voice stars such as Ewan McGregor, David Bradley, Gregory Mann, Ron Perlman, Cate Blanchett, Christoph Waltz, Tilda Swinton, Tom Kenny, and so many more! But you get the point, absolute studded cast which in turn give a brilliant performance. Rob and I truly deep dive into this 1881 Giornale dei bambini tale, aka Pinocchio, retelling by one of the greatest living directors. We discuss themes, aesthetic choices, religion, this movie's obsession with death, and so much more- come on in and enjoy the ride! 

We review and discuss Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Everything Everywhere All at Once, and the timeless meta slasher film... SCREAM (1996)!

First up, spoiler free review of Ant-Man 3! Phase 5 of the MCU is here, and it is ushered in by Peyton Reed's film starring the amazing Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly, Michael Douglas, Jonathan Majors, the great BM, Michelle Pfeiffer, and so many more! 

Then we dive into the most unique movie to grace the cinematic screens in quite some time, an Oscar frontrunner, and a truly unforgettable experience- Everything Everywhere All at Once, or EEAAO for short! The Dan's masterpiece is such a fun movie to dive into, so please join us in our deep dive, discussion, and spoiler-free review of yet another too-cool-for-school A24 movie!

Last but CERTAINTLY not least.. Wes Craven's Scream, right out of the 90s where we couldn't quite leave it! Nev Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, diet coke Depp, Drew Barrymore, Matthew Lillard, and Jamie Kennedy all help etch Scream into the not only the horror movie Zeitgeist, but a time capsule from the amazing and dreamlike 90s itself! Scream is an incredibly fun watch, and even more fun to journey through, so you know we had to end with a nearly half-hour adventure through one of the most palatable and quotable movies of all time! Scream changed everything, listen and take the adventure with us as to why!