“An American Werewolf in London”, why there aren’t more werewolf films and metaphors. John Landis directed this classic that got him the “Thriller” gig.

A deep dive of this 80s Dracula story with two horror aficionados Brian Neighbors and Carrie Villadiego. The best first tastes ever on the show. How the movie was revolutionary for vampire movies and how "Fright Night" is like the sun. Brian's smoke detector has the same take on the movie.

A deep dive of this 80s Dracula story with two horror aficionados Brian Neighbors and Carrie Villadiego. The best first tastes ever on the show.  How the movie was revolutionary for vampire movies and how "Fright Night" is like the sun.  Brian's smoke detector has the same take on the movie.  

Live from the Yapping Fox, we talk about "The Witches of Eastwick" with Samantha. We talk about lessons in style from the movie and choose your own adventure. Is the Joker the same as Daryl? Is the film Patriarchal stereotype sexist nonsense or not? We find out we all want to be Cher. There can be many interpretations to this work.

Live from the Yapping Fox, we talk about "The Witches of Eastwick" with Samantha.  We talk about lessons in style from the movie and choose your own adventure.  Is the Joker the same as Daryl?  Is the film Patriarchal stereotype sexist nonsense or not? We find out we all want to be Cher. There can be many interpretations to this work.

John Cameron returns for us to take a shot at date flick "2001: A Space Odyssey." We talk about the theater experience in 1968, great ape performances, foster dogs were moved during the film, Cyborg English, Literary Analysis in high school and how we have not advanced.

John Cameron returns for us to take a shot at date flick "2001: A Space Odyssey." We talk about the theater experience in 1968, great ape performances, foster dogs were moved during the film, Cyborg English, Literary Analysis in high school and how we have not advanced. 

With four fried chickens and a Coke plus Chicago deep dish pizza, we take on "The Blues Brothers" with James Cook. We talk about trivia from the cult classic, why it works and the brilliance of John Belushi

With four fried chickens and a Coke plus Chicago deep dish pizza, we take on "The Blues Brothers" with James Cook.  We talk about trivia from the cult classic, why it works and the brilliance of John Belushi