In episode seventeen of Misery Movies, we wrap up our April school shooting theme with a discussion of Gus Van Sant’s teenage alienation/fashion film Elephant. We’re also joined by special guest Mika Hrejsa.

As always, the first half of the podcast is spoiler-free and includes

If you have a fetish for coughs and intrusive background noise, our original, unedited conversation can be found on our YouTube channel.

The theme that plays at the beginning of the podcast is an excerpt from “Dance_or_Die” by Stefan Kartenberg, which Stefan has graciously made available for public use through a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license.

In episode fifteen of Misery Movies, our 2018 Halloween Movie Marathon continues with a conversation about Darren Aronofsky’s allegorical psychological thriller/eco-horror movie mother!

As always, the first half of the podcast is spoiler-free and includes our review of the film, while the second dives deep into the miserable details of the movie and thus contains plentiful spoilers.

If you have a fetish for coughs and intrusive background noise, our original, unedited conversation can be found on our YouTube channel.

The theme that plays at the beginning of the podcast is an excerpt from “Dance_or_Die” by Stefan Kartenberg, which Stefan has graciously made available for public use through a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license.

In episode fifteen of Misery Movies, our annual Halloween Movie Marathon returns with a discussion of the feminist (?) vampire western A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night.

As always, the first half of the podcast is spoiler-free and includes our review of the film, while the second dives deep into the miserable details of the movie and thus contains plentiful spoilers.

If you have a fetish for coughs and intrusive background noise, our original, unedited conversation can be found on our YouTube channel.

The theme that plays at the beginning of the podcast is an excerpt from “Dance_or_Die” by Stefan Kartenberg, which Stefan has graciously made available for public use through a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license.

In the inaugural episode of our Misery Gaming podcast, we interview the winners of the 200 Word RPG Challenge and discuss some of our favorite entries from the contest. Have your X-card handy.

If you’re interested in checking out any of the games we discussed, you can find the full list (with links) below.

Also, be sure to check out Aly’s podcast, Warda.

Winners:

Our Favorite Entries:

The theme that plays at the beginning of the podcast is an excerpt from “Dance_or_Die” by Stefan Kartenberg, which Stefan has graciously made available for public use through a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license.

In episode fourteen of Misery Movies, our Halloween Movie Marathon concludes with a discussion of the classic Japanese ghost story anthology film Kwaidan.

As always, the first half of the podcast is spoiler-free and includes our review of the film, while the second dives deep into the miserable details of the movie and thus contains plentiful spoilers.

If you have a fetish for coughs and intrusive background noise, our original, unedited conversation can be found on our YouTube channel.

You can stream Kwaidan on FilmStruck.

The theme that plays at the beginning of the podcast is an excerpt from “Dance_or_Die” by Stefan Kartenberg, which Stefan has graciously made available for public use through a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license.

In episode thirteen of Misery Movies, our Halloween Movie Marathon continues with a discussion of the low budget possessed board game horror flick 13 Demons.

As always, the first half of the podcast is spoiler-free and includes our review of the film, while the second dives deep into the miserable details of the movie and thus contains plentiful spoilers.

If you have a fetish for coughs and intrusive background noise, our original, unedited conversation can be found on our YouTube channel.

You can stream 13 Demons on Netflix.

The theme that plays at the beginning of the podcast is an excerpt from “Dance_or_Die” by Stefan Kartenberg, which Stefan has graciously made available for public use through a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license.

In episode twelve of Misery Movies, our Halloween Movie Marathon continues with a discussion of the unbearable creature feature/teenage sex comedy/exercise in psychological pain tolerance Zombeavers.

As always, the first half of the podcast is spoiler-free and includes our review of the film, while the second dives deep into the miserable details of the movie and thus contains plentiful spoilers.

If you have a fetish for coughs and intrusive background noise, our original, unedited conversation can be found on our YouTube channel.

You should not watch this film, but if you can’t fucking help yourself, you can stream it on Netflix.

The theme that plays at the beginning of the podcast is an excerpt from “Dance_or_Die” by Stefan Kartenberg, which Stefan has graciously made available for public use through a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license.

In episode eleven of Misery Movies, we begin our Halloween Movie Marathon with a discussion of the quirky vampire mockumentary What We Do in the Shadows.

As always, the first half of the podcast is spoiler-free and includes our review of the film, while the second dives deep into the miserable details of the movie and thus contains plentiful spoilers.

If you have a fetish for coughs and intrusive background noise, our original, unedited conversation can be found on our YouTube channel.

You can stream What We Do in the Shadows on Amazon Prime Video.

The theme that plays at the beginning of the podcast is an excerpt from “Dance_or_Die” by Stefan Kartenberg, which Stefan has graciously made available for public use through a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license.

In episode ten of Misery Movies, the Misery Tourism crew discuss the dark, art house sci-fi film Under the Skin.

As always, the first half of the podcast is spoiler-free and includes our review of the film, while the second dives deep into the miserable details of the movie and thus contains plentiful spoilers.

If you have a fetish for coughs and intrusive background noise, our original, unedited conversation can be found on our YouTube channel.

You can buy or rent Under the Skin on Amazon.

The theme that plays at the beginning of the podcast is an excerpt from “Dance_or_Die” by Stefan Kartenberg, which Stefan has graciously made available for public use through a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license.

In episode nine of Misery Movies, the Misery Tourism crew discuss Collin Hanks’ sober exploration of the aftermath of terrorist violence/full throttle hedonistic rockumentary Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis.

As always, the first half of the podcast is spoiler-free and includes our review of the film, while the second dives deep into the miserable details of the movie and thus contains plentiful spoilers.

If you have a fetish for coughs and intrusive background noise, our original, unedited conversation can be found on our YouTube channel.

You can stream Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis in its entirety on HBO Go.

The theme that plays at the beginning of the podcast is an excerpt from “Dance_or_Die” by Stefan Kartenberg, which Stefan has graciously made available for public use through a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license.